N.B. election result uncertainty due to unwritten rules: experts
New Brunswick municipalities grapple with marijuana legalization after provincial election
Gallant says lieutenant-governor has given blessing in bid to stay on as premier
No, we don’t know who will form New Brunswick’s government — but here are other things we do
Two parties vying to be power brokers in N.B. radically differ in policies, leader styles
New Brunswick election results 2018: Riding-by-riding poll results
N.B. Liberals say Speaker deadlock will be broken so legislature can open
Acting Liberal house leader Lisa Harris made the announcement at a hastily called news conference Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Time may be running out for Brian Gallant’s Liberal government
No party won a majority in the election, and the Tories have already said that if the Liberals get to deliver a throne speech, they will vote against it. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s Liberal and Tory leaders hold rare meeting ahead of session
Gallant called the meeting to get input on a throne speech expected next week, but Higgs says the content doesn’t matter because he’ll be voting against it. Continue reading
New Brunswick Lt-Gov. says another election not in province’s best interests
The legislature is set to begin a new session on Oct. 23 with the election of a Speaker, but so far every party is refusing to offer a member for the job of Speaker because of the tight standings in the house. Continue reading
New Brunswick municipal by-elections on hold due to electoral uncertainty
The Union of the Municipalities of New Brunswick said it has been told by Elections NB that municipal by-elections scheduled for Dec. 3, 2018, have been moved to May 6, 2019. Continue reading
N.B. Greens say no deal with Liberals, PCs as legislature resumes Oct. 23
In a statement, Gallant says the minority situation represents a historic opportunity to do things differently and better by working together. Continue reading
Premier Gallant to convene N.B. legislature on Oct. 23
Gallant’s Liberals won 21 seats in last month’s provincial election – one less than the Progressive Conservatives. Continue reading
New Brunswick election standoff delays Moncton food bank expansion
Funding decisions are now stalled until it is determined which party will be in power, something that has left Food Depot Alimentaire in Moncton running out of time and space. Continue reading
N.B. Tories pressing ahead with preparations for government: Higgs
New Brunswick’s Progressive Conservative leader says he will make preparations this week to form a government ready to assume power once the Tories are called on to do so. Continue reading
What Liberal losses in Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick mean for Justin Trudeau in 2019
Recent elections in Quebec, New Brunswick, and Ontario have left Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with few friends at the provincial level. Continue reading
