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The holiday season officially kicks off in Riverview later this week with the annual Christmas lights display ...

A stone marker between Dorchester and Sackville commemorates part of an ancient Indigenous portage route. James Upham says monuments like this were erected in the difficult years after the First World War to send a message to future generations about their place in history.

The lookout and dam in Mill Creek Nature Park are now connected with a galvanized steel staircase. An official...

Riverview's francophone population is steadily growing. About 1,700 people in the town report French as their first language, or 8.5 per cent of residents, according to the 2021 census. That means more students with the right to go to francophone schools.

ORLEN Upstream Canada Ltd. has filed an environmental impact assessment to decommission 44 oil and gas wells near Moncton. The request seeks to plug the wells and remediate the area around the wellheads.

More than 50,000 Christmas lights will be back in Riverview, N.B., this year, even after a whopping theft of underground copper wire and 46 electrical boxes. The cost is expected to top $58,000.

The New Brunswick government is reviewing options to address a pungent smell from a Moncton sewage composting plant that's led to regular complaints from residents of the city's north end.

The family of late senator and New Brunswick cabinet minister Brenda Robertson says they are worried a promise to commemorate her in a prominent and public way may be forgotten.

Work to repair erosion damage will be carried out along the Petitcodiac River this summer at Moncton's Bore Pa...

On June 29th, you'll want to look up. The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will do a flyover of Greater Moncton start...