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People's Alliance folds for good in New Brunswick
The People’s Alliance of New Brunswick was founded in 2010 as conservative populist party built on distinct language policies, but lost its way after its only remaining MLAs defected to the Progressive Conservatives three years ago.
The 44th Acadian Games a 'transformative experience' for young French athletes
The 44th Acadian Games brings together 1,100 young French-Acadian athletes from across the Maritimes to crown the delegation that wins the most gold medals, and showcases the most pride for their region.
Hundreds of asylum seekers will relocate to N.B. in the next 2 years
The province is welcoming about 400 people who left their homes in Nigeria, Haiti and some South American countries. They will relocate to cities including Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton and Edmundston.
Number of N.B. patients who have a primary care doctor declined slightly last year
Although the 2024 Primary Care Survey shows a continuing decline in access to health care overall, it's the first time in years that there hasn't been a stark drop, which could mean provincial efforts are — slowly — helping, council says.
400-year-old spruce tree a window into history of dwindling N.B. forests
A look inside a rare, 400-year-old tree found in the Lorneville area of Saint John offers a microscopic glimpse at the history and data that can be pulled from old growth trees as the supply of them in New Brunswick diminishes.
'See us and accept us': Moncton becomes 1st Canadian city to raise neurodiversity flag
Louis Hébert Chatelain and his mom, Caroline Jose, are part of a global movement that dedicates June 16 to celebrate people with diverse minds.
Province 'grasping at straws' for solutions for Centennial Bridge, residents say
On the heels of a protest about the loss of a sidewalk on Miramichi's main bridge, some residents are not convinced the Department of Transportation's ideas for alternatives will cut it for people who don't cross in a car.
Jury in Moncton casino manslaughter trial retires after evening of deliberating
After three weeks of testimony, a jury has begun deliberations in Michal Glaspy’s manslaughter trial. Jurors spent about two and a half hours deliberating Tuesday evening before breaking for the night. They're scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Moncton manslaughter trial full of 'what ifs,' defence tells jury in closing statements
As a Moncton jury prepares to deliberate in Michael Glaspy's manslaughter trial, Crown and defence lawyers gave closing statements Friday. Glaspy was charged in connection with a 2023 incident at the Moncton casino.
Pothole problems: Here's how you can protect your car and your wallet
Deanna LeBlanc recently blew a tire when she hit a pothole on the Trans-Canada outside Moncton. About 25 other drivers did, too, in the same spot. What options are there for drivers impacted by pothole season and how can you avoid damage altogether?