New Brunswick Reopening

• Vaccination status, masks: What can businesses ask of patrons after COVID-19 restrictions lift?

  A privacy expert says businesses are allowed to ask patrons their vaccination status — but can't deny service based on their answer.

  Economy

  Jul 26, 2021
  
• Requirement for N.B. restaurants to collect contact information raises privacy questions

  New Brunswick restaurants require all patrons who dine-in to leave a name and phone number, to be used in the event of contact tracing.

  Consumer

  Jul 12, 2020
  
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• Saint John closes streets to traffic and opens them to shoppers and diners

  Saint John councilor says the city's initiative to close off certain streets to traffic will make Uptown more dynamic.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 11, 2020
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• No new COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick

  New Brunswick remains at 165 confirmed coronavirus cases, with no new ones reported Sunday.

  Health

  Jun 28, 2020
• Horizon patients now allowed 1 visitor daily, masks required

  Only one visitor per day is allowed and all visitors must wear a mask in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, according to Horizon Health.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2020
• Coronavirus: Transit services in Moncton, Fredericton, Saint John to require masks for passengers

  Face masks are now required for transit passengers in Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John in an effort to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2020
• Fredericton to reopen city ice skating rinks in July

  The Grant-Harvey Centre Olympic ice surface will be the first to reopen, starting July 13.

  Canada

  Jun 16, 2020
• New Brunswick pandemic response gets top marks from public policy expert

  New Brunswick has been a leading example during the pandemic, but expert warns about reopening too early.

  Health

  May 13, 2020
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• New Brunswick to reopen provincial parks, tourist attractions amid coronavirus pandemic

  “All appropriate measures will be in place to ensure the safety of visitors and employees," Tourism, Heritage and Culture Minister Bruce Fitch said in a release.

  Canada

  May 12, 2020