New Brunswick’s first data-centre town has thoughts to share

Long before data centre proposals in Lorneville and Miramichi were stirring opposition, and long before the province was grappling with how to regulate the sector, Gus Rioux was marching off to the Grand Falls town office, petition in hand.

Coalition hopes to fight shale gas fracking and Tantramar gas plant, among other developments, and give francophones a platform for trying to influence policy.

New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin has announced his retirement from the job after completing five years of his 10-year term.

Colville, Forrestall, Pratt & Pratt: The Work Behind the Work, a new show at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, examines the Atlantic Realists impact on Canadian art

A bill that would allow municipalities to impose a levy on owners of vacant properties is something New Brunswick municipalities have sought for a long time, says Local Government Minister Aaron Kennedy.

There are big gaps in educational outcomes between First Nations in New Brunswick and their neighbouring communities. And First Nations are calling for more reliable federal education funding to help them change that.

An education consultant contends New Brunswick's inclusive education policy is contributing to poor test scores and that to suggest otherwise is "denialism."

A mistrial was declared in the trial of former Oromocto First Nation chief Shelley Sabattis and six other people. The seven co-accused will appear in court next month.

New Brunswickers attended Remembrance Day ceremonies provincewide Wednesday to pay their respects to Canadian soldiers who served and died, as well as those who carry scars, both physical and mental, from their service.

Fredericton council voted Monday night to take the expropriation process for the Exhibition Grounds to court as both sides have been unable to reach a payment deal.

The Moncton servicemen’s centre was established by the Canadian Jewish Congress to provide a welcoming and comfortable space for people of any faith who had been deployed to the area for military training.

A 91-year-old New Brunswick veteran thought he might have to spend this Remembrance Day without his medals after his were stolen from his home this summer. But that won't be the case for retired lieutenant-colonel Alan Kennedy. While they aren't the originals, the replicas, made possible because of the effort of a fellow veteran and kindness of a local businesswoman, will be pinned over his heart on Nov. 11.

Go inside the cockpit and behind the wire of a CH-146 Griffon with the Royal Canadian Air Force's 403 Operational Training Squadron based at CFB Gagetown.

Irving Oil Ltd. and Grant Enterprises 1984 Ltd. have pleaded guilty in provincial court to charges under the Clean Environment Act due to a 200,000-plus-litre diesel spill in Woodstock.

Some francophone advocates worry that the construction of a new English school will erode the predominantly francophone culture in Dieppe.

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia is apologizing after it hosted a panel discussion on violence that featured Marissa Shephard. Shephard was sentenced to 12 years in jail after she pleaded guilty to manslaughter and arson in the death of Baylee Wylie.

The lawyer for a man accused of killing a 21-year-old Elsipogtog First Nation man says he's still awaiting disclosure of the Crown's evidence in the case.

Here is a look at what is open and closed on Remembrance Day in New Brunswick this year.

Fredericton council approved their budget for 2027, which included lower tax rates for most residents and a focus on public safety.

Some drug users and advocates say long wait times are keeping people from accessing addiction treatment. The province says it’s aware of gaps in the system and it’s working to address them.

The Holt government announced a plan Monday that aims to boost New Brunswick export markets and increase international export revenue by nearly 16 per cent over the next four years, and by 60 per cent interprovincially.

Sentencing of a man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of an Oromocto First Nation woman has been postponed after the judge found problems in a Crown and defence recommendation for a 10-year sentence.

Sentencing of a man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of an Oromocto First Nation woman has been postponed after the judge found problems in a Crown and defence recommendation for a 10-year sentence.

The Tantramar Liberal Association said in a Facebook post it is opposed to a provincial plan to charge a highway toll on New Brunswick's border with Nova Scotia. The association says tolls would negatively impact residents and businesses.

A Fredericton woman is one of six knitters chosen from around the world for a residency focused on sea turtle conservation.

Fredericton Symphony Orchestra bassoonist Samuel Arnold spent a year turning his walks in Odell Park into a nine-minute orchestral work that premieres Monday.

The SS Cornwallis was on its way to Saint John when it was struck by a German torpedo in 1944 and hadn't been seen since. In July, a group of divers rounded off their seven-year-long expedition when they finally found her in the Gulf of Maine.

This week's Your Lens features vibrant sunsets, fresh-picked apples and more fall foliage.

When Jessica O’Dell, 34, became a volunteer firefighter at the age of 18, she often had to adjust the length of her jacket sleeves or pants because the unisex protective gear was too long.

Quispamsis Para cyclist Alex Hayward won bronze in the elimination race at the Para-Cycling Track World Championships, edged by New Zealand in a three-rider sprint. Parasport NB says his success inspires young athletes and hopes to see him at the 2028 Paralympics.