Category: New Brunswick

George Touhakis didn’t know for weeks who first set up the clothesline filled with hats and jackets in Saint John’s King’s Square. When the line first went up in mid-January … Read More

New Brunswick reported just two new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, both in the Edmundston region. But with a high number of active cases in province’s northwest, the area remains … Read More

Northwestern New Brunswick is seeing an increase in total active cases, less than a week after returning to red-phase restrictions. The region reported 15 new cases on Saturday, including inside … Read More

You may know Beth Powning as a successful author and Peter Powning as a successful artist. Beth has written some bestselling books, including The Sea Captain’s Wife and A Measure … Read More

Monday marks the fourth time New Brunswick has celebrated Family Day, since the holiday was introduced in 2017 by the province. Many retail shops, public services and attractions won’t be open. … Read More

For the first time in decades, the life expectancy of New Brunswickers has decreased, according to the New Brunswick Health Council. The life expectancy for New Brunswickers born between 2017 and … Read More

Four members of the New Brunswick RCMP are self-isolating after being exposed to COVID-19 while on duty. Three Codiac Regional RCMP officers and a cellblock guard responded to a report of … Read More

A 48-year-old Fredericton man has died in the second fatal snowmobile crash in New Brunswick in 24 hours. Members of the Keswick RCMP responded to the scene in Zealand shortly before midnight Friday.  … Read More

An Edmundston care home grappling with an outbreak of COVID-19 is reporting new cases after another round of testing. Manoir Belle Vue is reporting 11 new cases. It is also … Read More

New Brunswick has received only about 59 per cent of the COVID-19 vaccine doses it was expecting, forcing the Department of Health to revise its rollout plans, says a spokesperson. “A month ago, estimates … Read More

If the pandemic hadn’t happened, Kim Rayworth would be busy getting ready for one of the biggest events of the year. The managing director of Moncton’s Capitol Theatre says right … Read More

A long out-of-print history of New Brunswick’s Black community is available once again. The Blacks in New Brunswick was written by historian W.A. Spray and first published in 1972 The reprint of the … Read More