Author Archives: Brad Perry

A New Brunswick RCMP officer continues to recover after being stabbed repeatedly during a call in Moncton. "One of the most violent offences that I've seen in the six years that I've been here at Codi...

New Brunswick retailers have been given the go-ahead to charge more for gasoline. The provincial regulator has approved a 3.2-cent-per-litre increase to the maximum retail margin and delivery cost. Th...

A New Brunswick watchdog is sounding the alarm over what he calls systemic failures in education budgeting. Advocate Kelly Lamrock released a scathing report on Monday over the education department's ...

A new federal agency focused on building more affordable housing across the country. Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced an initial $13 billion for Build Canada Homes. "It will help fight homeles...

Two trailers full of tires went up in smoke near Moncton on Sunday morning, according to fire officials. Fire crews from five departments were called to Route 126 in Lutes Mountain just after 8:30 a.m...

No injuries have been reported after a WestJet flight made an emergency landing at the Greater Moncton Romo LeBlanc International Airport. The flight was en route from Calgary to Moncton on Sunday aft...

New Brunswick's wildfire situation has improved greatly over the past couple of weeks, according to a wildfire prevention officer. While a burn ban was issued Friday afternoon for parts of southern an...

A crash in eastern New Brunswick has left a 58-year-old man dead, according to Mounties. The collision happened on Saint-Ignace Road in Saint-Ignace around 9:15 p.m. on Wednesday. Investigators believ...

Some of us are paying less to fuel up heading into the weekend. The new maximum price for regular self-serve gasoline is $1.49 per litre. That is down just under one cent after the weekly setting by t...

New Brunswick is getting more than $133 million to help improve French education in the province. The province has signed a four-year bilateral agreement with the federal government, officials announc...