City orders Moncton homeless to leave tent site near former shelter
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
The notice comes as the city begins its spring cleanup. Continue reading
New Brunswick
New Brunswick-based railway ordered to pay $50,000 for safety violations
The Public Prosecution Service of Canada says the company was sentenced Thursday in Saint John, N.B., provincial court. Continue reading
Man dead following collision at intersection in eastern New Brunswick
The man from Haute-Aboujagane, who was the only person in the vehicle, has died as a result of the crash. Continue reading
N.B. man sentenced to 1 year behind bars for abandoning, starving dog to death
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The dog’s owner abandoned him and moved out west. Springer was arrested by and charged with animal cruelty when he returned home for the holidays and pleaded guilt in January. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s early childhood educators applaud wage top-up expansion
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
A wage top-up for early childhood educators (ECE) is now being made available to thousands more ECEs working across the province Continue reading
‘Be ready’: N.B. facing ‘significant flooding’ risk over Easter weekend: forecasters
The New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization says the gradual snow melt in the northwest is expected to accelerate rapidly in the days ahead. Continue reading
Riverview man calls on New Brunswick to pass organ donation legislation
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Nova Scotia became the first jurisdiction in North America last week to pass legislation which presumes consent for organ donation. Continue reading
Areas along St. John River in N.B. could reach or exceed flood stage over weekend
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
Water levels in rivers are increasing from snow melt and will continue to increase over the next five days. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s minister of intergovernmental affairs in hospital: premier
Higgs will assume Thompson’s ministerial duties on an acting basis while he recovers. Continue reading
Federal government says it will close some dangerous rail crossings, upgrade others
Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau announced Tuesday that Transport Canada will provide $16.5 million for 136 new projects. Continue reading