COVID-19 cases in the region have dwindled in recent weeks, and the four provinces agreed to waive isolation requirements among their neighbours to boost their economies.

There remain 165 total cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick as of July 1.

The region hit the hardest by the changes to the nation's largest airline is Atlantic Canada.

There are currently two patients with COVID-19 in hospital in New Brunswick, one of which in an intensive care unit.

Except for the Campbellton area, all regions of New Brunswick remain in the yellow stage of the province's recovery plan.

With no new coronavirus cases announced Sunday, the total number of confirmed cases in New Brunswick remains at 157.

An emotional 2020 graduation song written by a teen in the United States is resonating with schools across Canada.

Education Minister Dominic Cardy said full-time learning will be mandatory, but it will look different depending on students’ grade level.

New Brunswick officials linked the COVID-19 outbreak in Campbellton to a person who had travelled out of province and did not self-isolate upon return.

A NB fmaliy hit hard by COVID-19 is calling on the public to wear masks in public.