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McNamee-Priceville Footbridge: Cross New Brunswick’s Longest Suspension Bridge
The Priceville Suspension Footbridge, also known as the McNamee Footbridge, spanning the southwest Miramichi River, is the longest suspension footbridge in the province, measuring 200 meters in… Read more »
Go Lazy Floating Down the Miramichi River This Summer With Gallan’s Tubing
Tubing down the mighty Miramichi River is a fantastic way to spend the hottest days of this summer. There are many ways to peruse the offerings of… Read more »
50 Things to Do This August in New Brunswick
Do you think you have done everything New Brunswick has to offer this summer? There is still lots to do and see around New Brunswick because there… Read more »
25 Things to Do This July in and Around Moncton
Celebrate the lazy days of summer and get outside to maximize your warm-weather fun with your loved ones in and around Moncton. Kick-off July with Canada Day… Read more »
Things to Do this Summer in and Around Fredericton
Here are 50 things to do in and around Fredericton this summer of 2026 from summer festivals to walk in the woods to ideas for a rainy day!
25 Free Things to Do this Summer in Moncton
Visiting Moncton on a budget? Here are 25 free things you can do in and around Moncton this summer. You can watch the highest tides in the… Read more »
50 Things to Do this Summer in and Around Moncton
You can watch the world’s highest tides or explore the area’s rich Acadian history. Moncton offers something unique for all ages with it’s rich cultural and art scenes.
20 Free Things To Do This Summer In Fredericton
Fredericton is charmingly situated on the lower banks of the St. John River, where riverside walking trails meet a compact downtown that is filled with brick heritage… Read more »
2026 Canada Day Long Weekend in Moncton: Fireworks, Festivals & Activities
Canada Day celebrations in and around Moncton, long weekend events and festivals.
Summer Getaway to Edmundston: From Riverbanks to Rolling Hills
Edmundston, a small inland city in New Brunswick, offers scenic waterfront views along the Saint John and Madawaska Rivers, nestled in rolling hills ideal for hiking and recreation. Despite being far from the coast, it features summer festivals, cycling trails like the Petit Témis, and riverside walks. Rich in history and culture, Edmundston hosts museums, such as the Madawaska Historical Museum and Fortin-du-Petit-Sault. Nearby, the New Brunswick Botanical Garden showcases themed gardens and scenic trails, perfect for exploration and relaxation.
Ballet by the Ocean Returns for 2026 Season with Dance, Food, and Stunning New Brunswick Views
Atlantic Ballet Atlantique Canada is bringing back Ballet by the Ocean for its sixth season, offering audiences a one-of-a-kind experience that blends live dance, gourmet food, and… Read more »
Bank of Canada Holds Rate at 2.25% as GDP Slips and Inflation Rises
The Bank of Canada kept its policy rate unchanged at 2.25%, choosing caution as global pressures complicate the inflation picture. The Bank Rate remains 2.5%, while the… Read more »
5 Reasons to Visit Parlee Beach Provincial Park This Summer
Parlee Beach Provincial Park is a gem nestled on the shores of New Brunswick, the warm summer waters of the Northumberland Strait lapping at the shoreline. Whether… Read more »
New Brunswick Summer Festivals 2026: 35+ Vibrant Festivals For a Memorable Vacation
If you’re headed to New Brunswick between June and September, here are 30 festivals you must attend!
New Brunswick to Launch Pay-What-You-Can School Lunch Program in September
New Brunswick is preparing to launch a pay-what-you-can school lunch program across the province this fall, with the goal of making nutritious meals available to all students…. Read more »
Zip Zag Zip: Take a Thrilling Trip Across Saint John River Gorge and Waterfall
If you live in Northern New Brunswick or are planning a trip there, then high on your itinerary list has to be Zip Zag Zip Lining, located… Read more »
Adventures For a Summer Getaway to Grand Manan Island
Grand Manan Island offers a diverse summer experience with over a dozen unique beaches, hiking trails, cultural events, and wildlife watching opportunities. Accessible by ferry from Blacks Harbour, the island features historic lighthouses, museums, art galleries, and camping options. Anchorage Provincial Park and nearby trails suit outdoor enthusiasts, while whale watching and seabird tours highlight the region’s rich natural environment.
2026 Summer Music Festivals in New Brunswick
Welcome to New Brunswick’s vibrant music festival scene, where music lovers can enjoy a diverse range of genres, from rock and folk to country and jazz, in… Read more »
25+ Things to Do This June in New Brunswick 2026
Summer is coming and the weather is getting warmer, so you may be looking to spend more time outside. You can have a fun time making amazing… Read more »
Things to Do in Moncton During Victoria Day – May Long Weekend – 2026
Victoria Day – May Long Weekend Events & Activities in Moncton Friday, May 15– Monday, May 18, 2026 A go-to list of family activities and events taking… Read more »
New Brunswick Extends Campobello Island Ferry Service Season
Campobello Island residents will have a longer ferry season this year after the New Brunswick government extended service between Deer Island and Campobello Island through Thanksgiving weekend…. Read more »
Follow the Roosevelts: Summer Getaway to New Brunswick’s Campobello Island
No matter where you go on Campobello Island, off the east coast of Maine and the west coast of New Brunswick, there is stunning nature to explore…. Read more »
New Brunswick Invests $1.6M in Blue Jays Partnership to Attract Visitors
New Brunswick is turning to baseball to expand its tourism reach. The provincial government has entered a three year partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays to promote… Read more »
10 Small Towns and Cities to Add to Your New Brunswick Itinerary
From the Quebec border to the Acadian Peninsula and to the Bay of Funday, New Brunswick offers a lot of adventures. A great way to start is… Read more »