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The Susan Holt government has unveiled its minerals strategy aimed at boosting New Brunswick’s economy amid trade tensions. As Anna Mandin reports, the province’s Conservation Council would like to see more practical information for New Brunswickers.

Jessica Atwin has thrown her hat into the ring to become the mayor of Fredericton. As Anna Mandin reports, she’s the second candidate to do so, with the other being a long-time councillor at City Hall.

Two youths are now under terrorism peace bonds in New Brunswick. As Anna Mandin reports, RCMP say one is connected with an online group known for violent extremist narratives and was arrested after bomb threats shut down seven schools last fall.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that President Donald Trump overstepped by imposing tariffs under emergency powers. Anna Mandin reports on what that might mean for the Maritimes.

The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board heard closing arguments regarding NB Power’s proposed Tantramar gas plant. As Anna Mandin reports, debate continued on whether this plant is the best way to generate more power.

New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are not the only provinces projecting deficits of more than $1 billion. Anna Mandin reports on why provincial deficits are skyrocketing, and what this could mean for Maritimers.

The New Brunswick government is projecting its biggest deficit in the province’s history. As Anna Mandin reports, this comes more than a year after Premier Susan Holt campaigned on the promise of having balanced budgets.

Premier Susan Holt announced a new digital health strategy to streamline access to patient records. This comes as Horizon Health Network’s CEO sounded the alarm over the number of people waiting for long-term care beds in the province’s hospitals. Anna Mandin reports.

At a legislative committee meeting, Horizon Health Network’s CEO raised concerns over the number of people waiting for nursing home beds in New Brunswick hospitals, saying the situation will only get worse if the government doesn’t step in. Anna Mandin reports.

In New Brunswick, tributes to the survivors of the school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. have been pouring in from city mayors to first responders. As Anna Mandin reports, representatives want to send the community a strong message of support.

The Energy and Utilities Board hearings for New Brunswick Power’s proposed Tantramar gas plant continued, with environmental experts and community advocates expressly condemning the project. Anna Mandin reports.

New Brunswick’s Energy and Utility Board began their hearings into the Tantramar Gas Plant project, which community advocates and environmentalists have been fighting against since its inception. As Anna Mandin reports, NB Power says the plant is necessary to address the province’s energy shortcomings.

RCMP in New Brunswick are warning about a rise in youth radicalization. Police say it is led by exposure to extremist online spaces and peer networks. Anna Mandin reports.

Fredericton’s police chief says implementation of recommendations from an independent review is underway almost eight months after five murder charges were stayed due to an “insurmountable evidentiary issue.” Anna Mandin reports.

Atlantic Canadian airports say 2025 was a good year in spite of concerns about U.S. trade tensions. Anna Mandin reports on where airports saw increases and whether cross border travel was impacted.

As New Brunswick faces a projected deficit in the hundreds of millions of dollars, the provincial government is looking to make cuts or increase revenue. Anna Mandin reports on what that might look like for taxpayers.

Premier Susan Holt has delivered her second annual State of the Province address. And while there were some positive updates, one key metric and her government’s main focus is showing a noticeable decline. Anna Mandin reports.

New Brunswick and Ontario’s premiers say an increase in Ontario exports through Port Saint John is strengthening Canada’s economy by reducing interprovincial trade barriers. Anna Mandin reports.

After the police shootings of two people in the Maritimes just days apart, experts are weighing in on the police’s responses and whether it was justified. One expert says police should have focused on de-escalation while another says sometimes lethal weapons are necessary. Anna Mandin reports.

RCMP shot and killed a man on a First Nation in northwestern New Brunswick on Sunday evening, prompting the chief to call for the closure of the Mounties’ detachment on the Indigenous territory. Anna Mandin reports.