Alasko Frozen Raspberries Recalled in New Brunswick Over Norovirus Outbreak

September 18, 2026

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a recall for Alasko brand frozen whole raspberries across seven provinces including New Brunswick. Officials linked these berries to a norovirus outbreak and reported several illnesses. According to CBC News, the agency urges you to throw out these products immediately. The recall includes Alasko one kilogram and five kilogram […]

Massive 200 Megawatt Wind Farm Proposed for Northern New Brunswick

September 18, 2026

You might soon see a massive new energy project taking shape in northern New Brunswick. The Moose Meadows wind project aims to build up to 35 wind turbines on Crown land near Bois Joli. This development generates enough electricity to power 40,000 homes. Proponents recently shared their plans at a public information session in Ugpi’ganjig […]

New Brunswick Pitches Eight Unapproved Projects to Global Investors in Toronto

September 18, 2026

New Brunswick leaders traveled to Toronto this week to pitch eight major infrastructure projects to global investors at the Canada Investment Summit. If you live in the Saint John region, several of these proposals directly impact your backyard. However, a recent report from CBC News reveals a significant hurdle. Only one of the eight projects […]

Why Fredericton Has the Best Tasting Tap Water in North America

September 17, 2026

Next time you pour a glass of water in New Brunswick’s capital, take a moment to appreciate the taste. A panel of expert judges recently named Fredericton’s tap water the best in North America for its taste, aroma, and consistency. The American Water Works Association awarded this honor at its annual conference in June, where […]

Lift the Natural Gas Ban to Pay Down New Brunswick Debt, Taxpayers Federation Tells Holt

September 17, 2026

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants Premier Susan Holt to lift the ban on natural gas development in New Brunswick. The advocacy group points to the province’s growing debt as the primary reason to tap into this resource. Image source: Canadian Taxpayers Federation Mounting Provincial Debt The New Brunswick government plans to borrow $1.7 billion this […]

Saint John Drivers Hit With Massive Diesel Price Hike

September 17, 2026

You will pay significantly more to fill up your diesel tank in Saint John today. The price of diesel jumped 13 cents overnight across New Brunswick. The maximum price for diesel now sits at 286.0 cents per litre. This sudden spike follows a previous increase of 14.2 cents over the weekend, according to a report […]

New Brunswick Secures Major Port Funding at Canada Investment Summit

September 17, 2026

Maritime leaders are calling the recent Canada Investment Summit in Toronto a major win for the region. All three Maritime premiers traveled to the event to pitch local projects to investors from more than 30 countries. New Brunswick Secures Port Funding New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt attended the summit to highlight several key provincial initiatives. […]

Do School Cell Phone Bans Work? Teachers Report Better Focus but Enforcement Struggles

September 16, 2026

If you have a child in the New Brunswick school system, you likely know about the new cell phone restrictions. As the province rolls out these changes, educators across Canada are sharing what works and what falls short. Policies limiting cell phones in schools successfully help students focus. However, teachers find the restrictions increasingly difficult […]

Disbarred New Brunswick Lawyer Ordered to Pay $1.4 Million After Clients Lose Funds

September 16, 2026

When you hire a legal professional, you expect them to protect your money and handle your business with care. A former Fredericton lawyer failed to meet those basic standards and now faces a massive financial penalty. The New Brunswick provincial flag. Image source: The Canadian Press The Law Society of New Brunswick disbarred Stephen Hill […]

How New US Tariffs Impact New Brunswick Manufacturers

September 16, 2026

The ongoing trade dispute between Canada and the United States took another turn this week. New US tariffs on Canadian paper, aluminum, and wood products are now in effect. At the same time, the US removed tariffs on toilet paper, cement, and road salt. If you run a manufacturing business in New Brunswick, these changes […]