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New Brunswick is promising nearly 400,000 hectares of Crown land will become protected over the course of this year and next, though some say it is taking the government too long to act.

It may not be the first thing you think of when the February deep-freeze settles in. But adventure outfitters say the winter camping trend is undeniable, and understandable.

Tens of thousands of people are without power and many schools are closed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as yet another storm brings wet and windy weather to the Maritimes.

Thousands of people are without power and many schools were closed in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Friday as yet another storm brings wet and windy weather to the Maritimes.

New Brunswickers who were spared the worst of last week's storm are getting a taste of heavy snow Monday.

Some homesless shelters have space, but others have had to turn people away as temperatures dip to a seasonal low.

Schools in northern and central New Brunswick are closed as weather forecasts call for between 15 and 30 centimeters of snow.

The Sentier Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail has been named one of Top 25 best travel destinations in the world by National Geographic, the only Canadian destination to win a spot on the list.

In today's Morning Brief, we look ahead to today's speech from the throne.

New Brunswick hasn't been known as a foodie destination, but travelers are encouraged to sample the variety of delicious menu items on tap.