It’s now the company’s ‘flagship’ project, as it pivots to New Brunswick for new opportunity

Group put together by Carney government called in final report for a ‘made-in-Atlantic Canada’ agreement to keep population growth at 1.8%

It comes as new U.S. import bans on Canadian goods take effect, and Trump seemingly only continues to escalate his aggressive rhetoric

Holt government Health Minister Dr. John Dornan says ‘it ain’t pretty’ currently, province and feds vow not to let teaching capacity lapse

Experts in both Austria and Canada describe Alfred Stern as an all-star free agent with a specific skill set to lead sweeping transformation

A private-sector panel named to help steer the region’s economic direction calls for new partnership, more resource development, immigration

An audited final count shows Holt government spent $754 million more than it originally said it would, about $25 million better than thought

‘We can't offer support if there's not an ask for support,’ says New Brunswick MP and secretary of state Wayne Long

Statistics Canada revises its data going back five years, showing the province’s population no longer contracting and larger than thought

Country’s top court to hear whether closure of two provincial courthouses violated constitutional language rights of francophone residents

It was the mystery investment opportunity on a list of eight that the premier promoted to some of the world's largest firms in Toronto

Austrian oil and gas executive Alfred Stern selected to head the New Brunswick family businesses built by oil baron K.C. Irving

Natural Resources Minister John Herron says Osisko to spend $20 to $30 million on core sampling after meeting at Canada Investment Summit

Popularity didn’t move, even after natural gas moratorium announcement, although there was no trade-war bump like other premiers received

Thursday announcement to reveal the proponents that will supply the repurposed plant with 300,000 tonnes of wood pellets annually

New Brunswick can be choosy, premier suggests, while experts raise concern of going too far and risking lost opportunity

Levels last seen in the beginning of 2023 continue as gas prices remain high, the maximum price now breaking the two dollar mark

‘This is the work that turns a resource into a mine,’ says Atlantic Potash Millstream Corporation of a five-year path to production

The premier will attend the invitation-only Canada Investment Summit with the world's largest investment firms gathering to hear pitches

Holt government to further ban procurement from U.S. companies, offer new financial supports, consider banning Americans from hunting, mining

Holt government to further ban procurement from U.S. companies, offer new financial supports, consider banning Americans from hunting, mining

As U.S. escalates trade war with new product bans, it also rolled back some of its previous tariffs amid dependence on Canada

MP and secretary of state Wayne Long explains why seafood was on the list and then abruptly wasn’t

Premier Susan Holt appears to be kicking the tires on the idea as her government contemplates next moves in the trade war

But a deeper look at the numbers shows it’s not a net number of jobs eliminated, and it’s unclear if contract work has increased at the same time

Still, new Statistics Canada labour force numbers show the province’s unemployment rate inching back up to 7.3 per cent

But Canada’s largest crude oil refinery isn’t revealing yet who the new CEO is, only that its board has completed an extensive global search

That’s as a total of 5,632 registered New Brunswick Progressive Conservative voters will now decide the next leader of their party

But Canada’s largest crude oil refinery isn’t revealing yet who the new CEO is, only that its board has completed an extensive global search

In New Brunswick, it will stop the maximum price of regular unleaded gas from eclipsing the two-dollar-a-litre mark, for now

If tit-for-tat tariff battle goes ahead, interest rate cuts might be needed, but if hostilities cool an improving economy may result in hike

In an editorial board meeting, the leadership hopeful says the party is still divided, and he will set aside his own convictions to unite it

In an editorial board meeting, the leadership hopeful weighs in on ideology, Kris Austin’s place in the party, shale gas, and N.B.s finances

But it was by government design, although it is now leaving questions of what happens to remaining customers

Record-breaking deficit climbs even higher as expenses soar in social development and health departments

But Premier Susan Holt’s office acknowledges new retaliatory tariffs will hurt New Brunswick in order to inflict pain on Trump administration

A day after company touts picking New Brunswick for massive investment, premier pumps brakes