Province quiet on who pays inflated property tax bills after deadline

by Robert Jones

The New Brunswick government is quiet on whether property owners who failed to challenge errors in their assessment on time, can still do so.

New Brunswick man captures pictures of rarely seen animal

by Kate Letterick

A New Brunswick man says he's thankful he was able to capture rare photos of an elusive animal.

Vitalité CEO wants premier to stop extramural reform

by Jacques Poitras

The CEO of the Vitalité Health Network says the organization will continue to lobby against the outsourcing of the province’s extramural program and will now appeal directly to Premier Brian Gallant to stop the reform.

Right whales could be 20 years away from certain extinction, say scientists

by Emma Davie

Scientists at an annual meeting for North Atlantic right whales estimate the species has a little over two decades left to survive unless changes are made immediately.

Several communities head to polls for municipal byelections

by Jordan Gill

Several communities in the province will head to the polls Monday for municipal byelections.

'Go get 'em, Tom': Football player with autism races for touchdown

by Cody MacKay

A 16-year-old football player who was born with autism stepped on the field on Saturday to play his first game for the Tantramar Regional High School Titans.

Adoption centre celebrates finding a home for 1000th greyhound

by Cody MacKay

The Maritime Greyhound Adoption Program is celebrating 1,000 dogs finding forever homes in the Maritimes.

Residents near Base Gagetown say brush fire smoke 'seriously bad'

by Jordan Gill

Training exercises ignited three fires at CFB Gagetown last week and people in surrounding communities say the smoke is concerning.

Board game café in Riverview to close today

by Jordan Gill

Unplugged Café, which offered patrons a chance to play a wide variety of board games while serving food and drinks, began selling off its extensive collection of board games last week.

UNB unearths film of Fredericton's football past

by Jordan Gill

The University of New Brunswick has unearthed some relics of Fredericton's football past: 25 reels of film showcasing some of the best years of the Red Bombers.

A balancing act high above Walton Glen Gorge in St. Martins

by Nathalie Sturgeon

A Montreal man recently completed a nerve-racking balancing act across what some call New Brunswick's Grand Canyon.

Yes or No: In York County, voters openly pick sides on new rural community

by Shaun Waters

More than 6,000 people head to the polls Monday to vote Yes or No to the proposed York Rural Community, which takes in a wide swath of central New Brunswick.

Legs for Literacy race inspiring says race director

by Gail Harding

The annual Legs Legs for Literacy will take place Sunday in Moncton and race director Susan Edgett says it's best described as very inspiring event for so many.

Landfill sale lures hundreds in search of a deal in Saint John

by Matthew Bingley

Hundreds arrived early at the Crane Mountain Landfill for a chance to lay claim to, well, garbage.

RCMP seek missing Riverview teen

by Jordan Gill

Wade Ruest was last seen on Oct. 15. While his last known location was Riverview, an RCMP press release states he may now be in the Fredericton area.

Photos Need for speed: Kart racing at UNB

by Jordan Gill

Speed freaks were in paradise Saturday at the University of New Brunswick as the Student Society Of Mechanical Engineers held its 43rd annual kart race.

New domestic abuse project puts focus on health of victims

by Ben Silcox

The University of New Brunswick has recieved $1 million to start a pilot project in 2018 that will treat the short and long-term health effects of domestic abuse.

Million-dollar 'arm' revolutionizes the operating room

by Nathalie Sturgeon

Jacob Robertson was flying more than nine metres in the air at Riverglade Motocross, ready to descend, when his feet missed the pegs of his motorbike. He slammed full force onto the bike, then into a ditch, and broke his back.

Christine Sinclair headlines group of soccer stars to kick it in Fredericton

by Jordan Gill

Four of Canada's most accomplished soccer players are in Fredericton this weekend teaching and mentoring young players.

The Mifegymiso abortion pill has been prescribed 74 times in New Brunswick

by Ben Silcox

Sevety-four women have accessed the Mifegymiso abortion pill since New Brunswick began supplying it in July. The pill terminates a pregnancy up to 49 days after conception.

Brian Gallant to visit lieutenant-governor Monday

by Jacques Poitras

Premier Brian Gallant's office has put out word he will pay a visit to lieutenant-governor Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau on Monday.

No rules broken in Moncton football game that ended after concussions, NBIAA rules

by Sarah Petz

A Moncton football game that sent nine players to the hospital after they suffered potential concussions was played within the rules, the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association says.

100-year-old Sears retiree gets life insurance restored

by Matthew Bingley

Paul Legood has received some good news about his 100-year-old mother’s life insurance policy, which was cancelled because of Sears Canada's financial troubles.

'Facebook found my truck': Limited edition truck returned to its owner

by Nathalie Sturgeon

A limited edition Harley Davidson Ford F-150 was stolen in Fredericton, then found after its picture was shared on Facebook more than 3,500 times.

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St. Stephen teen's disappearance deemed suspicious 3 months after he vanished

RCMP investigating the disappearance of Brayden Thibault of St. Stephen say they now deem it suspicious.

U.S. boat caught trapping lobster in Canadian waters, DFO says

by Ben Silcox

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans intercepted a vessel fishing illegally in Canadian waters and reported it to U.S. authorities, an official confirmed Friday.

Updated No trial for Bathurst officers charged in fatal shooting

Two Bathurst police officers involved in the shooting death of Michel Vienneau will not face trial, after a New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench justice decided Friday not to reverse a lower court decision.

Saint John lawyer suspended, fined for having relationship with client

by Rachel Cave

Saint John lawyer Barry Morrison has been fined $3,000 and is suspended from practising law for three months after admitting to a sexual relationship with a client.

$6.5 million river ferry to be built at Bas-Caraquet shipyard

by Jordan Gill

A 15-car ferry for the province's diminished fleet will be built by Ocean New Brunswick Inc. in Bas-Caraquet, the Liberal government announced Friday.

Sussex woman pleads not guilty to child porn offences

by Matthew Bingley

A 62-year-old Sussex woman pleaded not guilty Friday to child pornography charges.

'Devastating impact': Saint John's tax proposals draw ire from manufacturers

Reforms proposed by the City of Saint John to the property tax system would have a "devastating impact" on manufacturers trying to grow their businesses, an industry representative said Friday.

Human remains found on St. John River island identified

by Jordan Gill

Remains found on Gagetown Island in September have been identified as those of a 44-year-old Fredericton woman.

Updated Moncton, Riverview high schools respond to racism at football game

by Gail Harding

Some students were suspended and other youths banned from school events because of behaviour at a football game that provoked allegations of racism, administrators at Moncton High and Riverview high schools said Thursday.

Hockey teams honour Gord Downie

by Kevin Yarr

The Charlottetown Islanders and Saint John Sea Dogs came together Thursday night for a tribute to Gord Downie.

Sackville woman wins assessment reduction after 7-month fight

by Robert Jones

After getting an inflated property assessment and tax bill on her new home last March, 83-year-old Pat Pardy of Sackville, N.B., finally got the amounts lowered this week and is happily celebrating an end to more than seven months of frustration.

FIFTH ESTATE 'It's a tragedy': How the flawed Motherisk hair test helped fracture families across Canada

by Lisa Mayor

In a joint investigation with CBC Radio’s The Current and the Toronto Star, The Fifth Estate has spoken to half a dozen families across Canada whose families were broken in part as a result of faulty hair tests done by the Hospital for Sick Children’s Motherisk lab.

Steeper consequences for drunk drivers take effect Nov. 1

Increased fees, impounding vehicles, and a mandatory device to unlock your steering wheel are coming for people convicted of impaired driving in New Brunswick.

PotashCorp Civic Centre gets money to keep doors open

by Nathalie Sturgeon

A property tax increase in Sussex and surrounding areas will give the struggling PotashCorp Civic Centre the money it needs to keep going, the province announced Thursday.

Critics see fishy timing in Liberal plan to make top health officer 'independent'

by Jacques Poitras

Critics say the New Brunswick government's plan to make the chief medical officer of health independent is too little, too late.

Opposition calls for full disclosure of former NB Power CEO's severance deal

by Sarah Petz

New Brunswick’s opposition parties say they want all the available details surrounding former NB Power president David Hay’s severance, after a Liberal spokesperson said the government could not discuss the matter beyond the settlement figure.

'Number one thing is the customers': Talent campaign highlights disabled workers

Doctors gave Barry Laurent little hope of ever walking or talking because he has cerebral palsy. He proved them wrong and is now a valued employee of Casino New Brunswick.

Fredericton police seek help finding missing teen

Fredericton police are asking for the public's help finding Connor Scott, 14, who has been missing since Tuesday.

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Kennebecasis group checks waters for wild Atlantic salmon

by Elizabeth Fraser

A group trying to understand and protect fish populations in the Kennebecasis River watershed is taking a closer look at Atlantic salmon.

328-year-old Acadian aboiteau now on display in Moncton

by Olivia Chandler

Part of a 328-year-old aboiteau discovered on farmland in Grand-Pré, N.S., is now on display at the University of Moncton.

'Why don't you go back home?': Rivalry fuels racism at high school football game

by Vanessa Blanch

A recent high school football game in Moncton took an ugly turn when Syrian students became the targets of racial slurs and aggressive behaviour in the stands.

Convicted Moncton priest could face trial on new sex charge next year

Former priest Yvon Arsenault, already serving four years behind bars for molesting boys, could be tried in the new year on a new allegation of sexual indecency.

'We cherish people like Gord': New Brunswick mourns Tragically Hip frontman

by Elizabeth Fraser

Elaine Spalding still remembers the crowd of strangers hugging and crying at Ottawa's final Tragically Hip concert last year.

Residents worry about parking at former Moncton High School building

by Kate Letterick

Residents who live near the former Moncton High School attended a community meeting Monday night to discuss a rezoning application for the property. The developer wants to rezone the land to allow for commercial tenants like a call centre.