At a press conference on Sunday Higgs said renewables are not sufficient to meet New Brunswick’s energy needs. Continue reading →

According to CUPE, Villa Sormany Inc. in Robertville, N.B., voted 90 per cent against the offer and 93.4 per cent of workers at Foyer Notre Dame de Lourdes in Bathurst, N.B., voted no. Continue reading →

Kevin Vickers says the government of Premier Blaine Higgs failed to deliver on commitments made in its first throne speech a year ago relating to health care, the environment and the economy. Continue reading →

The province’s premier confirmed the death of the 83-year-old, who also co-authored the province’s Official Languages Act. Continue reading →

Robert Melanson said it’s clear the New Brunswick government isn’t interested in working in the best interests of Acadians and francophones.  Continue reading →

Lt.-Gov. Jocelyne Roy Vienneau, the first Acadian woman to hold the office, died Aug. 2 after a lengthy battle with cancer. Continue reading →

Corridor Resources was searching for investors to back its multimillion-dollar plan but says “regulatory uncertainty” has now limited its search. Continue reading →

The long overdue report from the joint provincial, municipal working group on municipal sustainability has been received by Saint John council. Continue reading →

The $20-per-tonne carbon tax is slated to go into effect in New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Ontario on April 1. Continue reading →