Fredericton

• $138K of illegal tobacco seized in Brant County, New Brunswick resident charged

  On Monday, at approximately 1:21 p.m., police conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle on Pauline Johnson Road, Brant County.

  Crime

  Sep 29
  
• Fredericton police identify man’s body found in Saint John River

  Fredericton Police Force said there is no indication of foul play.

  Canada

  Sep 14
  
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• New Brunswick regional service commissions to take over tourism marketing

  The province's 12 regional service commissions will see an expanded role at the beginning of the coming year, which will include regional tourism promotion.

  Economy

  Sep 13
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• N.B. ambulance offload delays projected to be 600 per cent higher than 2017

  Officials say the increase in delays is caused by other issues within the health-care system and there's little they can do to alleviate them.

  Health

  Sep 8
• Beaverbrook Art Gallery re-opens after three years under construction

  The new pavilion at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery will open on Saturday to the public -- after three years of construction partially delayed by COVID-19.

  Entertainment

  Sep 8
• N.B. businesses still facing staff shortages as school returns

  Staff shortages have had impacts across the economy but continue to impact the hospitality industry especially, according to the Moncton Chamber of Commerce.

  Economy

  Sep 4
• New Brunswick city discusses audio technology to enforce noise bylaw

  Fredericton does have a noise bylaw, but measuring and enforcing it can be a challenge. That's where some new technology could help.

  Politics

  Sep 2
• N.B. premier changes tune on private clinic health services, but not abortions

  Premier Higgs says New Brunswick is looking at expanding what sort of services can be access in private clinics, but surgical abortions won't be one of them.

  Politics

  Aug 25
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• Fredericton deputy police chief gets promoted to top job

  Deputy Police Chief Martin Gaudet is being promoted to the top job. He is replacing current Chief Roger Brown, who joined the municipal police force in 2019.

  Crime

  Aug 23
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• Hundreds of N.B. nursing home beds vacant amid staffing shortages

  The union representing some nursing home workers says there are nearly 400 people waiting for nursing home beds amid ongoing staffing shortages in the sector.

  Health

  Aug 8