Arbitrator finds province failed to protect teaching staff working with violent student
Advocates say the decision, now under judicial review at the New Brunswick government's request, shows a need for urgent ...
Restaurants, food processors squeezed by reduced immigration numbers
Restaurants, food processors and other businesses that rely on immigrants to take hard-to-fill jobs may find themselves ...
Housing crisis in New Brunswick could get worse, with more people at risk, advocates warn
The New Brunswick Non-Profit Housing Association is issuing a call to action to all New Brunswickers for help solving the ...
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Owner of failed rolling stock rebuilder owes province of New Brunswick $5 million, court rules
A Moncton developer and former owner of a rail equipment company owes the province of New Brunswick almost Ca$5 million as a ...
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New Brunswick must adapt in face of U.S. tariff threats: premier
Premier Susan Holt warned that New Brunswick faces "serious headwinds" if the United States imposes tariffs but promised to ...
‘Aggressive review of internal trade barriers’: N.B. premier on tariff response
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says the province will work to reduce barriers to help strengthen trade across the country.
Booze, tolls and procurement: How Maritime provinces are hitting back against U.S. tariffs
Maritime premiers — alongside Canada's other premiers and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — are hitting back against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
With 30-day tariff break, will Canada get serious on easing internal trade?
Industry groups say now is the time for Canada to dismantle some interprovincial trade barriers to blunt the impact of future Trump tariffs.
N.B. trade response on hold with U.S. tariff delay
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt said Monday she planned to remove U.S. alcohol from N.B. Liquor stores and avoid signing all ...
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Rights group drops legal challenge after New Brunswick reverses trans student policy
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says it has dropped its legal challenge against the New Brunswick government because ...
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Acadians say nursing homes should be bilingual, lament lack of progress from province
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick's Acadian community says little progress has been made on expanding bilingual services in the ...