The Tories, led by Blaine Higgs, won 22 seats in the legislature - one more than the Liberals. Neither party has enough seats for a majority.

The problem, says Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch, is that the rules that purport to govern what happens after an inconclusive election are unwritten conventions that don't necessarily apply to New Brunswick.

The Union of New Brunswick Municipalities met over the weekend in Fredericton to discuss several topics, including marijuana legalization in the province.

Tory Leader Blaine Higgs held private meetings Tuesday morning after declaring his party had won the election, but Gallant told reporters he will call the legislature back "sooner than later" to test his bid to continue as premier.

The annual awards, which are presented by the Radio Television Digital News Association, recognize excellence in electronic journalism.

From soaring temperatures to provincial politics to the tragic Fredericton shooting, here are some of New Brunswick's top news stories from the second half of the year.

Blaine Higgs spoke with anchor Sarah Ritchie in late December. Here's what he had to say on some key topics.

The 10-page document, read by Lt.-Gov. Jocelyne Roy Vienneau, sets out five main themes - finances, energizing the private sector, health care, education and helping the poor.

Former premier Brian Gallant announced his resignation as New Brunswick Liberal leader today.

While Liberal Leader Brian Gallant mulls his options, leadership hopefuls are already waiting in the wings.