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New Brunswick's Liberal leader has named the leader of the official opposition in the legislature. Moncton Cen...

New Brunswick is projecting a surplus of $135.5 million for the 2022-23 fiscal year, a rise of $100 million compared to the governments estimate in the spring budget.

FREDERICTON - New Brunswick is projecting a surplus of $135.5 million for the 2022-23 fiscal year, a rise of $100 million compared to the government's estimate in the spring budget.

New Brunswick is now projecting a surplus of more than $135 million this fiscal year. Finance Minister Ernie S...

The Higgs government is awash in cash, with a surging economy and a growing provincial population fuelling a projected $135.5 million budget surplus in the current fiscal year.

After being officially reclassified as medical science professionals over a year ago, some New Brunswick paramedics say they have yet to receive the retroactive pay promised to them.

“Someone once asked, who are the three most important men in your life? And I said, I think it was Jesus Christ, Abraham Lincoln, and...

Record bonus payments at Vestcor and lingering questions about the organization's record of posting below-average investment returns has New Brunswick Liberals renewing a call for the Auditor General's Office to be given authority to audit the organization.

New Brunswick is planning a targeted approach for those who need help battling rising food and gas prices, focusing on low-income earners.

The cabinet minister who regulates apartment rentals has publicly guaranteed that New Brunswick landlords will not be able to find ways around a proposed new rent cap and legislated restrictions on so-called “renovictions.”