N.B. sends controversial carbon tax stickers to gas stations across the province
The province has sent out stickers denouncing the carbon tax to 500 gas stations in New Brunswick. Continue reading
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N.B. premier will call election over CUPE debacle if hand is forced
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Premier Blaine Higgs says he’s going to stand his ground even if it costs him his job. Continue reading
Denis Landry chosen interim leader of New Brunswick Liberal party
Denis Landry was first elected in 1995 and has served as a minister in a number of portfolios. Continue reading
New Brunswick to provide disaster relief for residents affected by January storm
Between Jan. 12 and 13, more than 100 millimeters of rain fell in less than 24 hours, causing flooding and washouts throughout the province. Continue reading
New Brunswick government raises dollar limit on small claims court cases
The provincial government has increased the limit on the monetary jurisdiction of the court to $20,000 from $12,500. Continue reading
Inmates to be transferred back to damaged New Brunswick jail
The fire at the five-year-old facility, which rendered the building uninhabitable, was determined by fire officials to be caused by cigarettes that were improperly put out. Continue reading
New Brunswick government invests in intimate partner violence intervention measures
The government of New Brunswick will introduce legislation this week to increase the safety of victims of intimate partner violence. Continue reading
New Brunswick sets 19 as the minimum age for marijuana consumption
Health Minister Benoit Bourque said Wednesday it’s the right age to make an informed decision, and matches the province’s minimum age for alcohol use. Continue reading
New Brunswick to impose new measures for drunk drivers starting November 1
New Brunswick will seize drunk drivers’ cars for up to two months under a law that comes into force Nov. 1 Continue reading
‘Treatment is more effective than jail’ : New Brunswick to reintroduce mental health docket
Justice and Public Safety Minister Denis Landry said that 85 per cent of cases that were head in the previous pilot program did not result in a re-offence. Continue reading