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A controversial Fredericton transitional housing shelter is now open and over a dozen people are in the units. Anna Mandin reports.

Mattel has launched a Barbie doll with autism. New Brunswick advocates say the doll is a step in the right direction and important representation for women and girls with autism. Anna Mandin reports.

A Fredericton woman is speaking out after her sick grandmother was placed in a former ambulance bay at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital. In a scathing open letter to the premier, she’s raising concerns about the ethics of that. Anna Mandin reports on what happened and the premier’s reaction.

After months of training, two Fredericton police dogs have graduated and are ready to join the force. Anna Mandin reports.

A Statistics Canada report shows mood disorders among seniors are on the rise, and advocates say loneliness is playing a role. Anna Mandin reports on how one Fredericton researcher is hoping to make a difference, one call at a time.

Workers from around the country are settling in to the first day back since the holidays. And for government workers in Ontario, that means going back to the office in-person full time. Anna Mandin reports on what that might mean in the future for the Maritime provinces.

In her first-full year as premier, Susan Holt was faced with a historic fire season, provincial funding concerns, and countless health-care concerns surrounding her government. Holt sat down with Global News reporter Anna Mandin to discuss this and more in a year-end interview.

What stared as a pop in the back has led to a painful saga for one New Brunswick man. He fought to get a diagnosis, and then to find a surgeon willing to operate. As Anna Mandin reports, he eventually went to the United States for treatment at a heavy cost.

A New Brunswick advocate is turning to change. After the legislature passed a law three years ago intended to protect people from intimate partner violence, she’s calling for the services to be implemented. Anna Mandin reports.

Democrats in a U.S. congressional committee have released a report finding that a drop in Canadian tourists is hurting American businesses. The Democrats are also pointing the finger of blame at U.S. President Donald Trump. Anna Mandin reports from New Brunswick.

The Council of Atlantic Premiers has released a report on preventing domestic homicides in the region. It found that dozens of people died because of intimate partner violence related homicides over 10 years and left almost 100 children without one of their parents. Anna Mandin reports.

New Brunswick has released its newest teacher retention and recruitment strategies, focused largely on improving workplaces and drawing more teachers to the province. Anna Mandin reports.

Two years after New Brunswick released its plan following the report into the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, the province’s auditor general says most of the actions have yet to be completed and calls it “unacceptable.” Anna Mandin reports.

Excessive wait times, no strategy and too little monitoring: New Brunswick’s auditor general is raising major concerns about the province’s emergency departments. Anna Mandin reports.

New provincial supports are intended to help New Brunswick blueberry producers stay in the field after a challenging summer but the local blueberry association says it doesn’t go far enough. Anna Mandin reports.

Recent deaths of unhoused people raising concerns in New Brunswick Abstract: Two recent deaths of unhoused people are raising serious concerns in the New Brunswick legislature. This as winter weather hits the province hard this week. Anna Mandin reports.

New Brunswick’s Green Party says the province is politicizing infrastructure projects with one Green MLA calling a move by former government “disturbing” and “corrupt.” Anna Mandin reports.

One of four people charged in the 2024 death of a man who was assaulted in Fredericton’s Tannery district has been sentenced. The former player with the Fredericton Red Wings junior hockey team is the only adult charged in the case and pleaded guilty to assault in the death. Anna Mandin reports.

Monday marks the first day without the New Brunswick carbon adjuster but gas prices aren’t getting any cheaper yet. The province’s Energy and Utilities Board decided to put the cost elsewhere in the price-setting formula in the interim, so it can conduct a more fulsome review. Anna Mandin reports on what this may mean for...

New Brunswick will remove the carbon adjustor from its weekly gas price setting formula starting next week. But drivers won’t see a change in the price at the pump because the Energy and Utility Board is moving that cost elsewhere for now. Anna Mandin reports.