Opposition Demands Answers on $2.4M Agropur Deal as Sussex Faces 60 Job Losses

May 6, 2026

The New Brunswick government faces mounting pressure to release the details of a $2.4 million funding agreement with Agropur. The deal supports an expansion in Miramichi but coincides with the closure of the Sussex plant, costing 60 local jobs. A Welcome to Dairytown sign at the Agropur facility in Sussex, N.B. (Nick Moore / CTV […]

Multiple Wildfires Spark Across New Brunswick as Dry Conditions Persist

May 6, 2026

If you live in New Brunswick, you know how dry the season has been. Fire crews are battling multiple wildfires across the province after a sudden outbreak on Tuesday afternoon. The Department of Natural Resources reported 16 active fires by Tuesday evening, with six classified as out of control. According to a report from CBC […]

Clean Water vs Economy New Brunswick Weighs Historic Law Change

May 6, 2026

You rely on clean water every day. Now New Brunswick lawmakers face a critical decision that impacts your daily life and the provincial economy. An environmental lawyer wants the province to guarantee your right to clean water by law. Meanwhile forestry executives warn that new regulations hurt economic growth. The New Brunswick Legislative Building. Image […]

Proposed Saint John Gas Plant Exploits Loophole to Bypass Clean Energy Rules

May 5, 2026

Two massive gas fired power plants planned for New Brunswick will bypass new federal greenhouse gas emission limits. As CBC News reports, the federal government passed clean electricity regulations in 2024. These rules cap annual emissions for most fossil fuel power plants starting in 2035. Two controversial projects found ways around these limits. One of […]

New Brunswick Food Bank Visits Surge 55 Percent Amid Rising Grocery Costs

May 4, 2026

New Brunswick food banks are operating beyond capacity as rising grocery prices force more people to seek help. According to Feed N.B., the provincial food bank association, facilities across the province now see about 50,000 visits every month. This marks a 55 percent increase from the 32,000 visits reported by Food Banks Canada in 2025. […]

Record Turnout: Nearly 35,000 Vote on Day 1 of N.B. Municipal Advance Polls

May 4, 2026

New Brunswickers are heading to the polls in strong numbers for the upcoming municipal election. Close to 35,000 residents cast their ballots on Saturday during the first day of advance voting. Photo by Element5 Digital Advance Voting Continues You have another chance to vote early today. Day two of advance voting runs on Monday, May […]

Why Parks Canada is Racing to Save a Rare New Brunswick Coastal Plant

May 4, 2026

Parks Canada is taking direct action to protect a rare coastal plant in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. If you buy official Parks Canada merchandise online this year, your purchase directly funds efforts to save the Gulf of St. Lawrence beach pinweed. This unique plant faces severe threats from climate change and harsh winter […]

New Brunswick Health Care Update Reveals Historic Doctor Hires and Clinic Growth

May 1, 2026

The New Brunswick government released a comprehensive update on the province’s health care system. The data shows historic physician hires and significant progress in primary care access. If you live in Saint John or anywhere in the province, these changes directly impact how you receive medical care. You can read the full details in the […]

Inside the Giant Concrete Potato Dome of Western New Brunswick

May 1, 2026

If you drive through Lakeville near the Maine border, you will spot something that looks like it belongs in a science fiction movie. A massive concrete dome rises from the dirt in a farmer’s field. It stands 12 metres tall and spans 140 metres wide. While it gives off strong space station vibes, its actual […]

What the $1 Billion Base Gagetown Expansion Means for New Brunswick

April 30, 2026

A massive federal investment is coming to 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown. The federal government recently announced over $1 billion in new spending to rebuild military capabilities. This brings a unique opportunity to New Brunswick but also introduces significant hurdles. Base Commander Col. Paul Williams says the community needs time to prepare for the […]