How New Brunswick Schools Plan to Fix Failing Literacy Rates

June 5, 2026

If you have children in the New Brunswick school system, you know the importance of strong reading skills. New Brunswick schools face a massive challenge with student literacy. A recent auditor general report paints a grim picture of reading and writing skills across the province. However, local education leaders see a clear path forward. According […]

What You Need to Know About New Brunswick's New Pay What You Can School Lunch Program

June 5, 2026

New Brunswick families will see a major change in schools this fall. The provincial government is rolling out a pay what you can school lunch program in September to ensure all students have access to nutritious meals. According to an announcement from Education News Canada, the initiative tackles food insecurity and makes life more affordable […]

New Brunswick Farmers Rally Against Cuts to Large Animal Vet Services

June 4, 2026

If you live in rural New Brunswick, you know how vital agriculture is to the local economy. Hundreds of New Brunswick farmers gathered outside the legislature in Fredericton to protest the provincial government decision to privatize veterinary services for large animals. Holding signs, ringing cowbells and playing music, the agricultural community demanded the Liberal government […]

Sussex Potash Project Clears Major Hurdle and Prepares for Summer Drilling

June 4, 2026

If you live near Sussex or Saint John, you will want to keep an eye on a major mining development happening right in your backyard. The proposed Millstream Potash Project recently completed its archaeological impact assessment and is gearing up for a busy summer of drilling. Pieces of potash are shown at a surplus pile. […]

New Brunswick Waives Provincial Park Fees for Indigenous Peoples

June 4, 2026

New Brunswick now offers free admission to seven of its top provincial parks for Indigenous people. The provincial government reached an agreement with two groups representing Indigenous communities to waive entrance fees. This change took effect in May and lasts indefinitely. Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park is included in the new agreement. (Image source: CBC News) […]

Auditor General Slams NB Power Over 2.8 Billion Dollar Gas Plant Shortcuts

June 3, 2026

If you pay a power bill in New Brunswick, you need to know about the latest findings from the provincial auditor general. New Brunswick’s energy corporation made poor choices with its planned natural gas power plant that exposed taxpayers to millions of dollars in financial risk. According to a report from Global News, Auditor General […]

Route 1 Fuel Spill Cleanup Continues Two Months After Tanker Rollover

June 3, 2026

If you drive along Route 1 in southern New Brunswick, you will notice ongoing construction work near Nauwigewauk. Crews are still cleaning up the area nearly two months after a large tanker truck rolled over and spilled more than 36,000 litres of fuel. According to a report from CTV News Atlantic, the April 8 incident […]

Millions Mismanaged in New Brunswick Tourism Grant Program, Auditor General Finds

June 3, 2026

If you pay taxes in New Brunswick, a new report on provincial grant spending demands your attention. Auditor General Paul Martin released a detailed review of the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture. His findings reveal a grant program filled with confusing information, missing documentation, and large overpayments. According to CBC News, the department lacks […]

New Brunswick Schools Miss Every Literacy Target in Recent Auditor General Report

June 3, 2026

If you have children in the New Brunswick school system, you need to see the latest reading and writing scores. Auditor General Paul Martin released a new report showing schools across the province missed all literacy assessment targets in recent years. New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin released four reports on Tuesday including one that […]

New Brunswick Launches 12 Year Francophone Education Plan

June 2, 2026

The New Brunswick government just released a comprehensive 12 year education plan for the francophone sector. This new strategy replaces the outdated 2016 framework and addresses the changing needs of students across the province. If you have children in the francophone school system, this plan directly impacts their daily learning experience. According to the official […]