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New Brunswick.
province of Canada
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A press conference was held in Dieppe, New Brunswick, on November 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Veterans' support services are being provided in Edmonton, while an Ottawa Veterans' House operates, and a veteran returned to New Brunswick.Some support2 reports
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Government of Canada announced investments in affordable housing across New Brunswick, including Moncton.Some support1 report
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Residential fires occurred in Shediac, New Brunswick on November 6, 2026.Some support1 report
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Supply chain disruption via New Brunswick highways is affecting Nova Scotia, prompting local food production aims for regional sufficiency.Some support1 report
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Mayor Beaulieu of Grand Falls calls on the province to regulate a specific local sector.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Premier Susan Holt is leading the government regarding primary care access in New Brunswick.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Healthcare access issues in New Brunswick have prompted political challenges due to frustration with slow reform.Some support1 report
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Unifor, led by Lana Payne, is advocating for government intervention in New Brunswick.Some support1 report1 development inside
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New Brunswick and Maine are in talks regarding the installation of reflectors near Saint-Léonard and Saint-Quentin.Some support1 report
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The trucking industry is currently operating within the province of New Brunswick.Some support6 reports
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Wolfden Resources Co. and RPC are testing a mineral deposit in central New Brunswick, which was historically discovered by Rio Tinto.Some support6 reports
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Federal government highlights provincial measures in New Brunswick.Some support2 reports
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New Brunswick is investing in cultural and infrastructure projects within the province.Some support5 reports2 developments inside
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A gallery from New Brunswick participates in a fair.Some support1 report
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Mineral exploration company Thistle Resources Inc. is advancing projects in the Bathurst Mining Camp of New Brunswick.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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North Atlantic Critical Metals Corp. conducts a drilling program in New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.Well supported10 reports6 developments inside
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SLAM offered polymetallic ore sourced from New Brunswick, specifying CIF delivery terms to Ocean Partners.Some support2 reports
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CBC News is investigating local incidents in New Brunswick and publishing reports.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
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Professor from the University of Waterloo advises on fracking safety, a topic being covered by CBC News in New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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Tariffs on Canadian lumber are causing negative impacts on the industry, specifically affecting Maine's forest products and leading to delivery halts by Canadian distributors.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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The Government of Canada announced the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) will end the federal fuel charge, affecting residents in New Brunswick and Alberta.Some support1 report
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Ottawa announced $254M in funding via the Trade Diversification Corridors Fund for infrastructure in New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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Healthcare services in New Brunswick are responding to a surge in drug overdoses.Some support1 report
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Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are developing guidelines for weaving AI into K-12 curriculum despite a lack of overarching provincial policy.Some support1 report
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Hospices are operating within the city of Miramichi in New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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Daniel Allain was elected as the new leader of the Progressive Conservative party in New Brunswick, succeeding Blaine Higgs.Well supported4 reports
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Indigenous Services Canada provided $2.6 million for a lodge expansion in New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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VoltaGrid and Beacon Data Centers from Alberta propose building data centers in Saint John, New Brunswick.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chris Watson is fighting a data center plan in New Brunswick, which would be located in Miramichi.Some support1 report
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Mark Carney stated that provincial taxes contribute to higher fuel prices.Some support1 report
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A delegation from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia traveled to Jordan, with travel experiences being compared.Some support1 report
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The Bald Hill project, involving the Central Zone company, is underway in New Brunswick and has revealed high-grade antimony values.Well supported10 reports1 development inside
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Government officials aim to revive the dormant mining sector in Ontario and New Brunswick.Some support2 reports
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Investment is being made in a digital forestry centre involving Ottawa and New Brunswick.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Tim Hodgson supports the digitization of New Brunswick's forestry sector, backed by a $50M offer from Ottawa.Some support1 report
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Tariffs have disrupted growth and increased costs for Trout River Industries in New Brunswick, which received funding from Ottawa agencies.Some support1 report
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Multiple Canadian provinces, including Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Ontario, are advancing deals and rules for direct-to-consumer alcohol sales.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Cattle were moved from Bruce County to New Brunswick on October 13, 2026.Some support1 report
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Ottawa released a new nuclear strategy while New Brunswick hosts CANDU reactors, with Tim Hodgson serving as Energy Minister.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Tim Hodgson announced a new energy investment project for the province of New Brunswick.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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NB Power is meeting New Brunswick's electricity needs under new legislation requiring lowest-cost energy options.Some support3 reports3 developments inside
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Digital health systems are operating across provinces, leading to improvements in patient outcomes.Some support1 report
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McCain Foods has been sued in the Court of King's Bench in New Brunswick. The company is connected to Eleanor McCain, a musician based in Toronto.Some support1 report
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The Correctional Service of Canada is currently operating within the province of New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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Statistics Canada released a report detailing housing trends across several Canadian provinces, including British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.Well supported3 reports3 developments inside
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Port of Belledune in New Brunswick is supporting Canada's energy transition.Some support2 reports
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Statistics Canada released crime severity index statistics showing increases in both New Brunswick and Nunavut.Some support1 report
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Trade war escalations prompted new procurement usage restrictions announced by the Premier of New Brunswick.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Canada Health Infoway and Intrahealth are utilizing a partner to deploy a clinical AI platform in New Brunswick, addressing provider cognitive load.Some support1 report
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Aditya Birla Group is involved in mill operations in New Brunswick, representing provincial government interests.Some support1 report
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The Official Languages Act governs language rights in New Brunswick.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Kelly Burke is seeking leave to intervene before the Supreme Court, a decision that could impact language rights in New Brunswick.Some support2 reports
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Provinces participated in national memorial rides, and Free Press announced bundling local content access.Some support1 report
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Newfoundland and Labrador made a declaration on May 27, 2026, noting that its issues follow precedents set in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, recognized as a national concern.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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The government led by Susan Holt in New Brunswick has launched a review aimed at strengthening the provincial economy.Some support2 reports
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Wind power projects in Aroostook County, New England, are being encouraged by the state commission to help meet electricity demand by linking to the New Brunswick grid.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Canadian Smoked Fish operates a facility in Mississauga and sources salmon weekly from New Brunswick.Some support1 report
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Osisko Metals is planning future exploration targets within the province of New Brunswick.Well supported5 reports
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What's reaching New Brunswick
Events traced to New Brunswick, step by step, newest first- New Brunswick residents may face changes from federal tax reformsNew Brunswick residents may face changes from federal tax reformsPossible
- Quebec competition strains New Brunswick's francophone health networkCompetition from Quebec exacerbates staffing shortages in New Brunswick's northLikely
- New Brunswick power demand may rise as Summerside loses local generationIncreased demand for imported power may strain New Brunswick's supply capacityPossible
- New Brunswick may benefit from $254 million trade corridor investmentNew Brunswick could see economic growth and job creation from trade corridor upgrades.Likely
- Local food charity closure may strain New Brunswick's social servicesNew Brunswick may need to increase social support as local food aid charity closesPossible
- BC aquaculture regulations may shift market dynamics for New BrunswickNew Brunswick's salmon aquaculture market could face shifts due to BC's regulatory changesPossible
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- New Brunswick faces pressure to fund major pool expansion in FrederictonNew Brunswick faces pressure to fund major pool expansion in FrederictonPossible
- How does Premier considering ban against American tariffs affect New Brunswick?The proposed ban on U.S. hunting and fishing licenses could devastate New Brunswick's outfitter industry.Reported
Explainers that pass through New Brunswick
New Brunswick is a step on the way to someone elseAround New Brunswick this week
News at the entities that move New Brunswick most-
supreme court StructuralCatholic influence is shaping American politics, with Catholics forming a third of Trump's cabinet and holding majority positions on the Supreme Court.Moves New Brunswick
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John Herron StructuralNackawic mill closed due to market conditions, while Atholville mill faces external challenges.Moves New Brunswick
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Donald Trump OperationalThe Colorado legislature attempted to ban Donald Trump, while Phil Weiser is running for governor and local legislators promote internships.Moves New Brunswick
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Manitoba OperationalCarney announced a $30-billion plan to end homelessness and a partnership with Manitoba.Moves New Brunswick
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Gilles LePage StructuralProvincial government contributes to city infrastructure funding in Moncton.Moves New Brunswick
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Nova Scotia OperationalHigher utility costs are being attributed to Nova Scotia water rates.Moves New Brunswick
Connections
The 40 strongest of 2,039, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
NB Power Structural
NB Power functions as the mandated public utility, operating under the regulatory and governmental framework of New Brunswick.
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Claire Johnson Structural
Claire Johnson serves as the Education Minister in the government of New Brunswick.
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Susan Holt Structural
Susan Holt serves as the Premier of New Brunswick, directing provincial policy and government operations.
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Fredericton Structural
Fredericton is a city within New Brunswick and serves as its designated capital city.
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Manitoba Operational
The two provinces actively coordinate policies regarding interprovincial trade and market access for goods.
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Summerside Structural
Summerside imports electrical power from New Brunswick, establishing a supply dependency.
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Gilles LePage Structural
Gilles LePage holds the position of Environment Minister for the province of New Brunswick.
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Nova Scotia Operational
The provinces share common regional conditions, regulatory environments, and engage in direct market competition and supply chain interactions.
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British Columbia Operational
The provinces actively coordinate on policy issues, including removing alcohol sales barriers and managing shared resource issues like forest management.
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Sean Fraser Shared context
Sean Fraser serves as a Minister responsible for ACOA within the governmental structure of New Brunswick.
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P.E.I. Structural
The relationship is founded on shared critical infrastructure, including the Confederation Bridge, and a current energy supply dependency where P.E.I. relies on electricity imported from New Brunswick.
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David Hickey Structural
David Hickey holds the appointed office of Minister for Housing within the government of New Brunswick.
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Shawn Graham Structural
Shawn Graham served as the Premier of New Brunswick from 2006 to 2010.
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Department of Natural Resources Structural
The agency operates under the jurisdiction of the province, specifically managing provincial wildfire response duties.
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John Herron Structural
John Herron serves as a provincial minister, formally representing and influencing the economic and governmental interests of New Brunswick.
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Daniel Allain Structural
Daniel Allain holds political leadership roles within the jurisdiction of New Brunswick.
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Vitalité Health Network Structural
Vitalité Health Network operates as a health authority within the jurisdiction of New Brunswick.
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Canada Revenue Agency Shared context
The Canada Revenue Agency performs mandated tax management functions for the residents within the jurisdiction of New Brunswick.
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Donald Trump Operational
Trump's administration used the threat and imposition of tariffs on Canadian goods to influence New Brunswick's export and buying policies.
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Alberta Operational
The provinces actively coordinate on shared policy and infrastructure while also engaging in political and market competition.
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Saskatchewan Operational
The provinces actively compete in regional markets while also engaging in mutual resource provision and assistance.
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Kelly Lamrock Structural
Kelly Lamrock serves as a youth advocate and operates as a member of the legislature within the governmental structure of New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick Museum Structural
The province serves as the source for specimens destined for the museum, establishing a functional supply chain.
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Caraquet Transactional
The provincial government of New Brunswick took the specific action of closing courthouses in the town of Caraquet.
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Government of Canada Structural
The Government of Canada provides financial support, programs, and investments to residents and entities in New Brunswick.
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Quebec Operational
The provinces maintain an operational relationship involving mutual aid, policy influence, and competition for resources.
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NATO Transactional
New Brunswick plans to supply NATO with explosives.
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Supreme Court of Canada Structural
The Supreme Court of Canada provides the legal framework and judicial review for governmental functions within New Brunswick.
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Laura Fox Operational
The relationship is defined by the co-founding of a brewery business that operates within the geographical boundaries of New Brunswick.
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supreme court Structural
The Supreme Court is hearing cases concerning provincial closures and language rights in New Brunswick.
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Ottawa Operational
Ottawa's federal policies and investments actively influence New Brunswick's regional economic and regulatory decisions.
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Tracadie Structural
Tracadie is a town whose status and functions are subject to the governance and actions of the provincial government of New Brunswick.
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Jean-Claude D'Amours Structural
Jean-Claude D'Amours serves as a Minister within the government of New Brunswick.
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Government of New Brunswick Structural
The provincial government manages and invests in infrastructure development for New Brunswick.
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Ontario Operational
The company actively operates, provides services, and engages in trade within the markets of both Ontario and New Brunswick.
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Oromocto High School Structural
New Brunswick government policies govern the operations of Oromocto High School.
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Chuck Chiasson Structural
Chuck Chiasson holds the formal governmental role of minister of transportation for New Brunswick.
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Department of Health Structural
The Department of Health functions as a governmental agency within the province of New Brunswick.
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company Shared context
The company operates, holds assets, and conducts projects within the geographical and economic context of New Brunswick.
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Indigenous Services Canada Transactional
Indigenous Services Canada provided $2.6 million in funding for a lodge expansion in New Brunswick.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
9 events- A press conference was held in Dieppe, New Brunswick, on November 1, 2026.
- Veterans' support services are being provided in Edmonton, while an Ottawa Veterans' House operates, and a veteran returned to New Brunswick.
- Government of Canada announced investments in affordable housing across New Brunswick, including Moncton.
- Residential fires occurred in Shediac, New Brunswick on November 6, 2026.
- Supply chain disruption via New Brunswick highways is affecting Nova Scotia, prompting local food production aims for regional sufficiency.
- Mayor Beaulieu of Grand Falls calls on the province to regulate a specific local sector.
- Healthcare access issues in New Brunswick have prompted political challenges due to frustration with slow reform.
- New Brunswick and Maine are in talks regarding the installation of reflectors near Saint-Léonard and Saint-Quentin.
- The trucking industry is currently operating within the province of New Brunswick.
October 2026
24 events- Unifor, led by Lana Payne, is advocating for government intervention in New Brunswick.
- Federal government highlights provincial measures in New Brunswick.
- A gallery from New Brunswick participates in a fair.
- North Atlantic Critical Metals Corp. conducts a drilling program in New Brunswick.
- SLAM offered polymetallic ore sourced from New Brunswick, specifying CIF delivery terms to Ocean Partners.
- Professor from the University of Waterloo advises on fracking safety, a topic being covered by CBC News in New Brunswick.
- The Government of Canada announced the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) will end the federal fuel charge, affecting residents in New Brunswick and Alberta.
- Ottawa announced $254M in funding via the Trade Diversification Corridors Fund for infrastructure in New Brunswick.
- Healthcare services in New Brunswick are responding to a surge in drug overdoses.
- Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are developing guidelines for weaving AI into K-12 curriculum despite a lack of overarching provincial policy.
- Hospices are operating within the city of Miramichi in New Brunswick.
- Daniel Allain was elected as the new leader of the Progressive Conservative party in New Brunswick, succeeding Blaine Higgs.
- Indigenous Services Canada provided $2.6 million for a lodge expansion in New Brunswick.
- VoltaGrid and Beacon Data Centers from Alberta propose building data centers in Saint John, New Brunswick.
- Chris Watson is fighting a data center plan in New Brunswick, which would be located in Miramichi.
- Mark Carney stated that provincial taxes contribute to higher fuel prices.
- A delegation from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia traveled to Jordan, with travel experiences being compared.
- Investment is being made in a digital forestry centre involving Ottawa and New Brunswick.
- Tim Hodgson supports the digitization of New Brunswick's forestry sector, backed by a $50M offer from Ottawa.
- Tariffs have disrupted growth and increased costs for Trout River Industries in New Brunswick, which received funding from Ottawa agencies.
- Cattle were moved from Bruce County to New Brunswick on October 13, 2026.
- Tim Hodgson announced a new energy investment project for the province of New Brunswick.
- Digital health systems are operating across provinces, leading to improvements in patient outcomes.
- McCain Foods has been sued in the Court of King's Bench in New Brunswick. The company is connected to Eleanor McCain, a musician based in Toronto.
September 2026
10 events- Premier Susan Holt is leading the government regarding primary care access in New Brunswick.
- The Correctional Service of Canada is currently operating within the province of New Brunswick.
- Statistics Canada released crime severity index statistics showing increases in both New Brunswick and Nunavut.
- Trade war escalations prompted new procurement usage restrictions announced by the Premier of New Brunswick.
- Canada Health Infoway and Intrahealth are utilizing a partner to deploy a clinical AI platform in New Brunswick, addressing provider cognitive load.
- Aditya Birla Group is involved in mill operations in New Brunswick, representing provincial government interests.
- Kelly Burke is seeking leave to intervene before the Supreme Court, a decision that could impact language rights in New Brunswick.
- Provinces participated in national memorial rides, and Free Press announced bundling local content access.
- Canadian Smoked Fish operates a facility in Mississauga and sources salmon weekly from New Brunswick.
- Osisko Metals is planning future exploration targets within the province of New Brunswick.
Show 3 earlier months
August 2026
4 events- Wolfden Resources Co. and RPC are testing a mineral deposit in central New Brunswick, which was historically discovered by Rio Tinto.
- Tariffs on Canadian lumber are causing negative impacts on the industry, specifically affecting Maine's forest products and leading to delivery halts by Canadian distributors.
- Port of Belledune in New Brunswick is supporting Canada's energy transition.
- The government led by Susan Holt in New Brunswick has launched a review aimed at strengthening the provincial economy.
July 2026
4 events- New Brunswick is investing in cultural and infrastructure projects within the province.
- Mineral exploration company Thistle Resources Inc. is advancing projects in the Bathurst Mining Camp of New Brunswick.
- Government officials aim to revive the dormant mining sector in Ontario and New Brunswick.
- Multiple Canadian provinces, including Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Ontario, are advancing deals and rules for direct-to-consumer alcohol sales.
June 2026
9 events- The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.
- CBC News is investigating local incidents in New Brunswick and publishing reports.
- The Bald Hill project, involving the Central Zone company, is underway in New Brunswick and has revealed high-grade antimony values.
- Ottawa released a new nuclear strategy while New Brunswick hosts CANDU reactors, with Tim Hodgson serving as Energy Minister.
- NB Power is meeting New Brunswick's electricity needs under new legislation requiring lowest-cost energy options.
- Statistics Canada released a report detailing housing trends across several Canadian provinces, including British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
- The Official Languages Act governs language rights in New Brunswick.
- Newfoundland and Labrador made a declaration on May 27, 2026, noting that its issues follow precedents set in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, recognized as a national concern.
- Wind power projects in Aroostook County, New England, are being encouraged by the state commission to help meet electricity demand by linking to the New Brunswick grid.