FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick Liberals are asking Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs to apologize for a joke he made at the launch of his party's re-election bid.

After 10 years in operation, Fredericton's Matt Carter has decided to end Grid City Magazine — an online publication that ...

Evening clouds in pastel hues are seen from a residential neighbourhood in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Demi Moore on her ...

As New Brunswick Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs started his campaign for re-election this week, a national ...

New Brunswick's top candidates are staying busy this weekend after the election was called on Thursday. On Saturday, Susan ...

Kindergarten to Grade 8 students will be spending more time in the gym this year, as the province implements a new action ...

New Brunswick is already among the weakest of the provinces ... Leader Blaine Higgs has made some headway in the seven years his party has been in power in Fredericton. Persistent budget deficits have ...

On the first day of campaigning of the upcoming New Brunswick election, both the Greens and Liberals made promises for the ...

Day two of New Brunswick’s provincial election campaign saw the Liberals and Green Party make healthcare announcements, while the Progressive Conservatives focused on a previous promise to cut taxes.

A joke about a deceased Liberal supporter has landed New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs in hot water as the election campaign is now underway.

Olympics with a schedule of notable events taking place in the 16 months leading up to the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.

Whether he wins or loses — and that’ll be for New Brunswick voters to decide — Higgs has staked out a legacy as a standard ...