In this commentary piece, Oscar Baker III, who is a Black and Mi’kmaw journalist, discusses why his communities are hesitant of the COVID-19 vaccines.

'Several incidents or practices interfered to varying degrees with the protesters' rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly.'

Signed by university professors, lawyers and other New Brunswickers, the letter states that a public inquiry would help to 'restore trust in the justice system.'

Days after a man was acquitted in the hit-and-run death of Brady Francis, Indigenous leaders addressed what they say are "injustices that are happening our people."

Maurice Johnson is accused of failing to stop at the scene of an accident involving bodily harm or death; he has pleaded not guilty.

Elsipogtog RCMP say the crash on Main Street was reported just before 4 p.m.

People across New Brunswick wore orange shirts on Monday in honour of residential school survivors.

The men were arrested in the Dufferin Street area.

New Brunswick RCMP say William Raymond Joseph was reported missing shortly after he went missing on Friday at 10:30 a.m.

Carolyn Bennett, Canada’s minister of Crown-Indigenous relations, made the announcement Thursday at Elsipogtog First Nation.