New Brunswick

City councillors in Fredericton have voted to move forward in expropriating the New Brunswick Exhibition grounds, following a hastily called meeting on Sunday afternoon.

A number of female hockey players, their coaches and parents, are hoping to change a New Brunswick school sport rule that gives them shorter periods of play than their male peers.

Organizers of the 48th annual Fredericton Marathon say there was an increase of participants for every distance category this past weekend.

There are roughly 1,100 people nominated as candidates for mayor, council, and district education councils across the province.

A New Brunswick teacher who helped generations of students perform live theatre was remembered this past week at the drama festival she helped orchestrate for decades.

More than 200 people assembled in Saint John, N.B., Saturday to protest the idea of a large industrial data centre being built in the Spruce Lake Industrial Park.

Thirteen years ago, Eran Jones' three children and sister-in-law, were driving along an Alberta highway when their car was struck head-on by a truck. She feels had she known then what she knows now about car seat safety, Hailie and Trent may still be alive.

A 21-year-old man from Fredericton died following a single-vehicle crash near Oromocto, N.B., Friday evening.

The Magnetic Hill Zoo is nearly finished its construction of a lemur enclosure, but after a motion to up the budget this week it's almost $500,000 over projected costs.

Staffing shortages inside at least two New Brunswick hospitals have once again become a focus within the provincial legislature.

A popular potato chip maker in New Brunswick says it is continuing efforts to limit its facility’s impact on nearby residents.

Owners of the Winegarden Estate Winery & Distillery in Baie Verte, N.B., are selling their family business after 35 years.

A St. Stephen, N.B., woman has been arrested after police seized drugs and a firearm in connection with a drug trafficking investigation in the community.

Saint John City Council has approved funding to raise the Courtenay Bay Causeway two metres

A New Brunswick cabinet minister says he’s not worried an RCMP raid on a First Nations cannabis warehouse will damage government-Indigenous relations.