A new bill at the Capitol this session wants to keep school districts from punishing students or teachers when they use someone's legal name or go against their
Anglophone East School District says not only did the province deny funding for legal fees, it changed the policy around it to allow them to do so based on a conflict of interest.
Recent presentations from controversial figures have some advocates concerned that the government is setting its sights on gender affirming health care.
New Brunswick premier Blaine Higgs doesn't believe that his focus on issues like school gender identity policy is pushing his party in a new direction.
During a year end interview New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said that he doesn't regret how he handled the review and changes to school gender identity policy