Indige-Watch, the crisis response team for Elsipogtog First Nation, is calling for help with its funding set to expire.

Doug Harper moved snakes, lizards, birds and dogs into his home after closing his pet store. But because of the rising cost of power in New Brunswick, he is no longer able to afford his bill, leaving his reptiles with an uncertain future.

The City of Edmundston is seeking approval for 24 accessible and affordable housing units, something advocates say is needed and long overdue.

The large and slow-moving system will impact the region for nearly 36 hours, bringing 10-40 cm of snow, wind and blowing snow for Sunday night through to Monday night before tapering off to flurries through Tuesday morning.

Veteran racer says buying a full car collection to race in multiple classes can cost up to $10,000.

Frederictonians Amanda Morris and Tate Leroux, both going to university in Ottawa, are two of only 17 pages in the Senate page program.

This week’s edition features sunsets, sunrises and even a glimpse at the northern lights.

A Sussex woman is trying to organize a town-wide effort to address homelessness in the community. Recently, Leeann Nichol spoke to town council about her request — having a meeting with stakeholders, such as RCMP, ambulance dispatchers, mental health professionals, councillors and the local MLA so that people in the community can ask questions.

Organized by the Fredericton Society of Saint Andrew, the event marked Robert Burns Day, an annual celebration that falls on Jan. 25 to commemorate the life and legacy of Scotland's national poet.

Two salmon conservation organizations and an Indigenous water protector say the decision to close federal biodiversity facilities in the Maritimes could be the final nail in the coffin for an endangered salmon population.

From posters to tourism brochures and company logos, a new book from Fredericton designer Tanya Duffy tells a story of New Brunswick through graphic design, marketing and advertising. 

Environmental substances like herbicides and heavy metals are likely not causing the neurological symptoms reported by hundreds of New Brunswickers, an investigation by the province into the so-called mystery brain illness has concluded.

Horizon Health Network says the change is "not optional" as hospital overcrowding prompts safety concerns.

A Moncton entrepreneur testified Friday that there were “red flags” in documents from a man on trial for alleged financial crimes.

All of New Brunswick is under a cold warning from Environment Canada, with wind chills as low as -37 expected on Saturday and into Sunday.

A nearly completed cold-storage plant sits on the Saint John harbourfront, partly obstructing the view of the water for some residents. Port advocate Dorothy Shephard is among those who lost part of their old view, but she has hopes of getting a version of it back.

Community leaders in Woodstock say the Holt Liberals need to make a better effort to explain why they are studying the idea of a francophone school in the area.

CBC, Canada's Olympic Network, will offer 22 hours of live coverage every day from the Milano-Cortina Winter Games, with over 1,200 hours of live content available on its digital platforms. Here’s how you can watch all of CBC's live Olympic coverage.

New Brunswick's chief medical officer of health will release findings on Friday from an investigation into cases of undiagnosed neurological illness.

The U.S.-Canada Lobster Town Hall brings together more than 200 lobster fishermen, processors and buyers for two days of industry discussions.