Fredericton

• COVID-19: Public has mixed reaction to N.B. move to green

  The public is having mixed reactions to the news that New Brunswick will move to the green phase of its COVID-19 response, regardless of where vaccine targets stand as of Aug. 2.

  Health

  Jul 24
• Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland visits Clinic 554 in Fredericton

  Freeland met with clinic staff and discussed the services they provide. They also talked about the struggles the clinic has faced with some of its critical services.

  Politics

  Jul 23
• Advertisement
• New Brunswick Green Party well insulated from federal party turmoil: experts

  The federal Green Party has been engaged in an ongoing spat since Fredericton MP Jenica Atwin crossed the floor to the Liberals last month.

  Politics

  Jul 23
• Advertisement
• Design of Indigenous friendship centre for Fredericton revealed

  The Indigenous Friendship Centre is planned for Fredericton's north side with an expected cost of $18.6 million. If approved, construction will begin in the spring of 2022.

  Features

  Jul 21
• New Brunswick’s household income policy borders on discrimination: disability advocates

  Advocates say New Brunswick's household income policy borders on discrimination since benefits are often reduced if recipients live in the same house as their spouse.

  Health

  Jul 15
• N.B. announces 7 new cases of COVID-19, after 9 days with none

  Public Health says all the new cases are related to travel.

  Health

  Jul 15
• Tourism industry sees hopeful trend as New Brunswick opens up

  The tourism industry in New Brunswick is feeling optimistic as the province inches closer to the green phase planned for early August.

  Canada

  Jul 13
• COVID-19: New Brunswick universities prepare plan for vaccinated international students

  St. Thomas University in Fredericton will welcome international students and assist them with self-isolation if required under the federal vaccination rules.

  Education

  Jul 12
• Advertisement
• Regent Mall parent company to work with retailers on safety protocols

  The mall's owner said it is working with retailers on improving protocols after a weapons call prompted an evacuation and shut down of the mall last weekend.

  Crime

  Jul 8
• Advertisement
• Saint John development growth shows promise, raises questions of affordability

  Experts on either side of the residential development boom feel there are pros and cons to the situation including economic spin-off and whether affordability is a factor.

  Economy

  Jul 7