N.B. gets nearly $10M to help internationally trained workers enter workforce

The federal government is investing nearly $10 million to help internationally trained professionals get their credentials recognized faster in New Brunswick — targeting health care, engineering, skilled trades and education.

A bronze maple leaf — part of a memorial in Moncton to three RCMP officers killed in a 2014 shooting — has been stolen, police say.

After identifying a woman's body found years ago in a house being demolished, Niagara police now believe her death was a homicide and are looking for people who knew her in the 1990s.

Chrystal Venator has many security features around her home: surveillance cameras, special locks on the doors and a bell on the front door so she knows when it is in motion. These safety features are not to keep strangers out. They are to keep her son in.

On Wednesday afternoon, New Brunswick will have a front-row seat to a partial solar eclipse. Later that night and into early Thursday morning, people will be able to witness the Perseids meteor shower.

Following a partial solar eclipse Wednesday afternoon, a Perseids meteor shower is expected to peak late Wednesday night into Thursday morning for people in New Brunswick.

More than a year after Moncton revoked permits that Sean Feucht needed for his "musical worship event" at Riverfront Park, the city is being sued. Feucht's organization claims the city infringed on its rights to freedom of expression.

Moncton's mayor says millions in government spending announced Tuesday will be the catalyst for development along Elmwood Drive.

High school graduate Chris Miller has told a Saint John roundtable about a proposed senate bill aimed at improving the lives of children and youth that young need to be shown a better path to success in life.

Vanessa Ricketson, 27, was charged four months after a hit and run in the Oromocto area that left a man dead in March. Her scheduled appearance on Tuesday was pushed back as her lawyers await evidence.

Only two premiers and one out of six state governors attended the conference. One observer says the absences are a sign of the times as a cross-border trade war continues to escalate.

A long Fredericton saga could be coming to a close after city council voted against trying to take ownership of a damaged historic property in the heart of the downtown on Monday night.

New Brunswick public health says exposure to ticks is more than double the average this year, and so far there are already more cases of tick-borne anaplasmosis than in all of 2025. Mount Allison University tick researcher Vett Lloyd says tick-borne illnesses are growing across Canada, and especially in the Maritimes.

The eastern red-backed salamander may hold the key to better understanding the health of old hemlock forests in southwestern Nova Scotia. Researchers are looking at salamander populations and behaviour to study the impacts of an invasive bug and the insecticides we use to fight it.

The House of Commons says it had no choice but to increase the salary of a New Brunswick MP, whether he wanted the raise or not.

The fall season for lobster fishers in the Northumberland Strait is underway. Despite weather making a challenging spring season and rising operating costs, fisheries advisor says the demand for lobster is there.

Marjorie Turner, who was terminated from her role as CAO of Sunbury-York South last summer, was facing two charges of violating local governance laws, but both were both dropped on Monday.

Horizon Health Network announced last week it hired two general surgeons who will be trained in emergency and elective C-sections to help stabilize disruptions of the Upper River Valley Hospital's labour and delivery unit.

Horizon Health Network announced last week it hired two general surgeons who will be trained in emergency and elective C-sections to help stabilize disruptions of the Upper River Valley Hospital's labour and delivery unit.

Reese Simon, a Mi'kmaw student from Natoaganeg First Nation, won a contest to get her strawberry artwork on a Canadian brand of granola bar. Her winning submission can now be seen on store shelves across the country.

Sandra Christopher spent 23 years in policing before retiring with what she calls an overuse injury to her soul. She found healing in her woodworking workshop — making handcrafted clothespins one at a time.

Sandra Christopher spent 23 years in policing before retiring with what she calls an overuse injury to her soul. She found healing in her woodworking workshop — making handcrafted clothespins one at a time.

Moncton plans to demolish a former police station and wants to see the prominent downtown site redeveloped.

Aurea Belliveau, 96, and Anna Després, 94, travelled by boat with family to revisit Cocagne Island. The CBC's Rhythm Rathi spoke with them about their nostalgic return home.

After extensive chemotherapy for a presumed cancer, Cynthia McNeil was days away from a bone marrow transplant when doctors realized she had been misdiagnosed. She actually had a rare inflammatory condition, now managed with a daily pill.

August is now in full swing, this edition features blooming flowers, sunrises and some wildlife.

Police are investigating the death of a 57-year-old man found in a home south of Moncton as suspicious

The Indigenous Seed Collection Program at the National Tree Seed Centre in Fredericton is helping preserve native tree species threatened by climate change, invasive insects and other pressures. The program combines scientific seed collection with Indigenous knowledge.

Saint-François-de-Madawaska is a small community nestled in the New Brunswick panhandle between Maine and Quebec. Pioneer Place is an even smaller version of it.

For a summer series, videographer Roger Cosman has been visiting New Brunswick waterfalls. There are hundreds, and here are a few in all their beauty.