Briana Cowie knows firsthand how difficult it can be to get treated seriously as a woman by a doctor.

The Holt Liberal government is missing key data to support its expansion of collaborative care clinics in New Brunswick, according to a provincial watchdog.

The Holt government has changed the way it’s tracking the rate of primary care attachment in New Brunswick despite the decision pushing the Liberals further back from an 85 per cent target they set fo...

After enrolling their daughter Olive in Grand Manan’s only public school, chef Evan Wise and his wife Jamie Moses dreamed their new island restaurant could provide hot lunches to students one day.

Housing Minister David Hickey plans to bring clearer rules around the use of fixed-term leases in New Brunswick to close what's turned into a rent-cap loophole for some landlords.

After receiving a "shocking" initial contract offer from the province, New Brunswick union officials say they're organizing for the Holt government's apparent sea change with respect to collective bar...

Critics of the proposed Lorneville data centre are blasting Premier Susan Holt for using an investment conference to promote a multibillion-dollar project that has yet to secure provincial approval.

On this 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, I am reminded of our experience in Moncton when our flight was diverted there.

Education Minister Claire Johnson is appealing for help for three rural schools who don't have food service contractors lined up to deliver the Holt government's hot-lunch program.

Students at 56 New Brunswick schools aren't expected to see the Liberals' affordable hot-lunch program immediately when they head back to classes Tuesday.

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

Robert Caron credits his new family doctor for saving his life.

The head of Moosehead Breweries says looming U.S. tariffs on Canadian alcohol have the potential to deliver a blow to the company's sales and shelf space south of the border.

At the age of 84, Barb Bishop has decided to move from the home she shared with her husband David through until his death last year.

'He was a fixer': Community mourns loss of advocate for unhoused

A New Brunswick doctor who co-founded eVisitNB says he’s now seeing patients turn up in his Waterville emergency department for prescription renewals following the provincial defunding of his virtual ...

After attempting to secure an online medical appointment, Angel Dionne has drawn a conclusion about the purpose of the province’s new virtual care system.

Roman Kamyshnyy, 46, killed 10-year-old, 17-year-old boy in January 2025 out of 'vengeance,' Crown argued

A man died alone at the Miramichi Regional Hospital last September after his unilingual francophone wife and son were unable to get updates from hospital staff in French, according to a new report fro...

In his fifties, Matthew Wright is enjoying for the first time a sense of freedom that most people experience when they turn 18.

After years without a family doctor, Zack Ingles thought he finally saw the light at the end of the tunnel.

Medavie Health Services New Brunswick will no longer manage NB Health Link clinics and the province’s unattached patient waitlist in the coming months.

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Now what do I do? It’s a question Mark Taylor faced when he was handed a life-changing diagnosis at the age of 44.

Luke Randall says his Liberal government was exploring ways it could bring First Nations grey market cannabis into the provincial fold

A Jacksonville couple delivered their baby on Highway 2 after being diverted from Waterville Hospital amid rural staffing shortages.

Horizon and Vitalité patients are waiting an average of almost 16 days for a regular primary care appointment through facilities tied to their regional health networks, Brunswick News has learned.

The most unhinged people in the province may now have access to the personal information of everybody who lives here, and there's nothing we can do about it

Premier Susan Holt says she doesn’t believe there’s any “further conversation” to have with Agropur that could save its Sussex-area dairy processing plant.

Minister Luke Randall is defending a decision to loan Agropur Cooperative up to $2.4 million to restructure its New Brunswick operations.

The Holt Liberals have scrapped plans to use a pay-what-you-can model to deliver on a key campaign promise – a universal school lunch program.

Amid an affordability crisis, New Brunswick’s public housing waitlist has now hit an all-time high.

Holt Liberal cabinet minister David Hickey has accused a Progressive Conservative MLA of “victim blaming” immigrants for New Brunswick’s housing crisis.

Lawsuit over workplace harassment allegations is moving through the courts

New Brunswick property owners are paying provincial assessment service fees twice – a little-known practice that needs to change, according to a Progressive Conservative MLA.

A New Brunswick nurse has admitted to professional misconduct, acknowledging she altered a letter of employment provided by Horizon Health Network in order to apply for a mortgage back in 2020.

The Holt Liberal government is expected to deliver this spring its long-awaited plan to overhaul the province’s property tax and assessment systems.

‘It's not strong right now,’ premier says, pledging legislative changes next month

Saint John police chief called unsealed toxic workplace allegations a union 'attack' in new statement

Stephanie Fleet didn’t think her brother Robert Morse would need a jacket and shoes when he was airlifted to the Saint John Regional Hospital on April 2.

In unsealed court documents, Saint John officers allege targeted harassment in complaints dismissed by police board

As questions mount over a new $30-million virtual health-care deal, Progressive Conservative health critic Bill Hogan is calling for the release of all past and current contracts tied to providing the...

A former Saint John nursing home CEO who sent out a letter about a resident’s eviction has been ordered to take remedial education courses on privacy and confidentiality.

Radiation therapists at the Saint John Regional Hospital are calling for relief after more than two years of shouldering a full patient load without adequate staffing.