Department Of Public Safety

• Cancer patient questions N.B.’s COVID-19 border restrictions after daughter denied entry

  The daughter of a New Brunswick cancer patient was cleared to enter Canada by the CBSA but New Brunswick denied her application amid COVID-19 border restrictions.

  Canada

  Nov 10, 2020
  
• Nova Scotia’s police watchdog in conversation with New Brunswick on joint team

  Currently, the Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) investigates officer-involved incidents involving death, serious injury, sexual assault and domestic violence in Nova Scotia. 

  Crime

  Jul 24, 2020
  
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• One suspect identified in illegal deer hunting investigation in Saint John

  The Department of Public Safety continues to investigate allegations of illegal deer hunting in Saint John, with one suspect having been identified so far.

  Crime

  May 13, 2020
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• Investigation into illegal hunting underway in west Saint John

  "The arrow was nearly back to her hip, so it was either a really bad shot, or they were intentionally trying to make her suffer."

  Crime

  May 7, 2020
• N.B. cyclists continue to push for Motor Vehicle Act amendments

  “I think that we owe it to Ellen Watters to continue her legacy."

  Politics

  Jan 15, 2020
• Approaching winter storm prompts warnings for residents of the Maritimes

  In Nova Scotia, between 10 and 20 centimetres of snow is in the forecast for much of the province, with the higher amounts expected in northern Nova Scotia.

  Weather

  Jan 18, 2019
• Fredericton-area homes evacuated due to rising St. John River

  NB Power has cut electricity to more than 100 homes that have been flooded.

  Environment

  Apr 28, 2018
• ‘It is going to save a life’: N.B. tow truck operators call on province to improve move over law

  The New Brunswick Towing and Recovery group is meeting with the N.B. Department of Public safety next week to ask for changes in the province's move over legislation

  Traffic

  Dec 14, 2017
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• Questions and complaints remain after New Brunswick jail fire

  Two days after a fire rendered a New Brunswick jail uninhabitable confusion and complaints have plagued the province's criminal-justice system.

  Canada

  Oct 27, 2017
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• New Brunswick jail fire now out, offenders moved to another location

  Officials say it began in a 'non-offender housing area' and there are no injuries to staff or offenders.

  Canada

  Oct 25, 2017