Saint John-Rothesay MP Wayne Long is reconsidering his decision not to run in the upcoming federal election. Long had announced in early 2023 that he would not put his name forward for a fourth term.

Henderson explained the town needs to acquire credits to do the project that is already designed. It will need to pay for a mitigation project somewhere else to move ahead with wharf refurbishment.

A Saint John community leader is being remembered as an unwavering advocate with a passion for helping others. Laurie Flood ...

NB Liquor says an internal business directory was accessed during a recent cyber incident that forced the corporation to shut ...

A drug investigation in Oromocto First Nation has led to arrests. RCMP searched a Waasis Road home on January 16 and seized ...

Saint Andrews council is implementing a policy to help people seeking financial assistance for their water bills. Chief ...

The New Brunswick government has ordered NB Power to conduct a third-party audit after concerns over higher than normal power ...

A New Brunswick watchdog is hoping the new Liberal government will take action on language rights in the province. Official ...

Power has been restored to more than 900 homes and businesses in east Saint John after a Tuesday morning outage. Saint John ...

Canada could face 25 per cent tariffs from the United States as early as Feb. 1, according to U.S. President Donald Trump. He made the comments on Monday evening, just hours after his inauguration as ...

Donald Trump will not bring in tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China on his first day in office. The Wall Street Journal is reporting a memo Trump is planning to sign Monday calls for ...