Luc Labont News Today

An 18-year-old woman accused of human trafficking in southeast New Brunswick has been denied bail. 

A well-known former MP and cabinet minister from northwest New Brunswick has been acquitted on criminal charges of obstructing and resisting police.

Former MP and cabinet minister Bernard Valcourt mounted a spirited defence of his actions Thursday in his criminal trial on charges of resisting and obstructing police.

A judge sentenced a 79-year-old man from the Moncton area to 30 days of house arrest for a road-rage assault that included flicking blood on the victim and making a racist remark.

A judge has found a 79-year-old man from the Moncton area guilty of a road-rage assault that included a racist remark and flicking blood on the victim.

Defence lawyers in New Brunswick say an increase in crime appears to be contributing to a backlog in processing court cases, leading to charges being stayed due to unreasonable delays.

A Crown prosecutor says the preliminary inquiry for five people jointly charged with first-degree murder in the death of Joedin Leger in Moncton could take a month.

A sixth person has been charged with first-degree murder in the April shooting death of Joedin Leger in Moncton.

A judge has acquitted a Riverview man accused of violating New Brunswick's pandemic restrictions last year at a protest against those measures. 

A Bathurst couple facing allegations they violated pandemic restrictions fired their lawyers, and a judge temporarily detained a person claiming to represent them after arguing with the judge Wednesday morning in Moncton.