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Job Anxiety Among 18- to 24-Year-Olds Reaches Highest Level Since 2010
Concerns about employment have escalated sharply among young Canadians as the national unemployment rate edges upward, according to new data from the Angus Reid Institute. Nearly two-in-five… Read more »
10 Awesome Hikes to Enjoy Fall Colours in New Brunswick
Fall in the Maritimes means beauty is to be found everywhere: the leaves are turning, the days are shorter, and the weather is slightly chillier. This also… Read more »
Things to Do This Fall in New Brunswick – 2025 Events, Festivals & Activities
The fall is jam-packed with things that you will love to do. There is something so special about getting outside to see the glorious sunset-hued leaves wrapped… Read more »
Tim Hortons Unveils Thanksgiving Stack Sandwich and $8.99 Dinner Deal for a Limited Time
Thanksgiving has arrived early at Tim Hortons with a new menu item built around seasonal favourites. The chain has introduced the Thanksgiving Stack sandwich, now available across… Read more »
Trip to Miscou Island: Discover Northeastern New Brunswick’s Tranquil Beaches, Fall Colours, and Historic Sights
Eastern Canada’s Gulf of St. Lawrence is dotted with beautiful islands big and small from Quebec to Newfoundland. Among some of the smaller of those islands are… Read more »
2025 Atlantic Balloon Fiesta: Head to Sussex For New Brunswick’s Colourful Festival This Weekend
New Brunswick’s most colourful festival is back again for its 38th edition. The Atlantic Balloon Fiesta takes place in Sussex, New Brunswick, from September 4 to 7…. Read more »
50 Things to Do in September in New Brunswick
There is still some summer left to experience during September in New Brunswick, along with many fun, fall activities. The days are a bit chillier and daylight is getting shorter, but the amazing views and sights across the province make it worth the visit. Below is a list of 50 things you can do this September in the beautiful province of New Brunswick.
U-Pick Apple Orchards in New Brunswick
There are so many wonderful apple U-picks around New Brunswick. From September to early November, you can spend a crisp fall day, exploring orchards, picking apples, and… Read more »
New Brunswick Urges Residents to Cut Water Use Amid Declining Levels
The New Brunswick government is urging residents to cut back on water use as both surface and groundwater levels fall below seasonal norms across most of the… Read more »
Explore Gagetown Where Quiet Charm Meets Loyalist Legacy on the Banks of the St. John River
Gagetown, a serene riverside village in Arcadia, offers scenic drives, fall foliage, and rich history. Enjoy paddling or fishing on the St. John River, visit heritage sites like the Tilley House and Loomcrofter’s Studio, and explore nearby trails, lakes, and waterfalls. Whether walking the historic village loop or touring Arcadia’s lakeshores, Gagetown is perfect for a peaceful and culturally rich getaway.
Discover Shediac This Summer: Nature Walks, Coastal Views, and Fresh Lobster Delights
Shediac offers a perfect summer escape with beach days at Parlee Beach, fresh lobster dining, and rich Acadian culture. Explore scenic trails, vibrant local markets, and unique attractions like the Giant Lobster sculpture. Enjoy live music, historic sites, art events, and a drive-in movie night. Make the most of your trip by combining coastal adventures with authentic seafood and lively downtown experiences.
Things to Do to Celebrate New Brunswick Day – August Long Weekend Events & Activities
The first Monday in August is the time for people to come together and celebrate New Brunswick. This year, the official celebrations are going to be held… Read more »
50 Bucket List Ideas For a Summer Trip to New Brunswick
Adventure awaits you in New Brunswick. From the Bay of Fundy to the Quebec border to the Northumberland Strait, there are thousands of adventures you can have…. Read more »
An East Coast Original: McDonald’s Celebrates 30 Years of Canadian-Invented McFlurry with New Flavours
It’s been three decades since a small-town idea from Bathurst, New Brunswick, changed the dessert game at McDonald’s. The McFlurry, created on June 7, 1995, by franchisee Ron McLellan, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this summer.
New Brunswick Beach Retains Its Status as Atlantic Canada’s Only Blue Flag Site
New Brunswick is home to the only beach in Atlantic Canada recognized with a prestigious Blue Flag award, which signifies its high environmental, safety, and cleanliness standards…. Read more »
New Brunswick Reduces Provincial Park Pass Fees by 25% for Residents
Residents of New Brunswick will now pay 25 per cent less for daily and seasonal entry passes at select provincial parks, following a new initiative by the… Read more »
Uride to Provide Free Rides to Polls on Election Day in 21 Canadian Cities
Canadian rideshare company Uride will offer free transportation to polling stations on Election Day in an effort to improve voter turnout. The initiative will cover up to… Read more »
150 Years of the Supreme Court of Canada: New $1 Circulation Coin Now Available
The Royal Canadian Mint has introduced a $1 circulation coin to recognize the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada. The coin was unveiled at a… Read more »
Moncton and Saint John to Host 2029 Canada Summer Games
Moncton and the Saint John region will host the 2029 Canada Summer Games, marking the third time New Brunswick has been selected for the event. The province… Read more »
Applications Now Open for 2025 New Brunswick Low Income Seniors’ Benefit
Seniors in New Brunswick who are struggling with rising living costs may now apply for the 2025 Low-Income Seniors’ Benefit. New Brunswick seniors facing financial… Read more »
New Brunswick to End Electric Vehicle Rebate Program on Canada Day
New Brunswick will conclude its Electric Vehicle Incentive Program on July 1, 2025. The program, which has been administered by NB Power, offered rebates to residents purchasing… Read more »
NB Made: New Brunswick Unveils Four-Pillar Plan to Counter U.S. Tariffs
The New Brunswick government has announced a comprehensive action plan to mitigate the impact of U.S. tariffs on the province’s economy. Premier Susan Holt outlined the four-pillar… Read more »
New Brunswick Minimum Wage to Increase By 35 Cents per Hour Starting April 1
New Brunswick’s minimum wage will rise to $15.65 per hour on April 1, marking a 35-cent increase from the current rate of $15.30. Jean-Claude D’Amours, acting minister… Read more »
Lynyrd Skynyrd Announces 10 City Canadian Tour in September to Celebrate 50 Years
Legendary rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd will mark their 50th anniversary with a 10-date tour across Canada. Starting September 10 in Calgary, the tour includes stops in major… Read more »