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Nick Ritchie of Quispamsis played in his first professional tournament at the PGA Tour Americas Explore NB Open on Thursday and Friday.
He took to the course with his dad as caddie, Canadian golf champion Darren Ritchie.
Atlantic Lottery has paid a $212,025 administrative penalty to Canada's financial watchdog for three violations of federal anti-money laundering rules.
The more than 100 museums of New Brunswick abound with treasures, but few are likely to have an artifact that could have been a prop in the horror movie The Shining.
A 2026 survey conducted by recruitment firm Robert Half, found that at least 40 per cent of Canadian workers don’t use all the paid time off they are allotted every year.
Many are holding on to their vacation time in case they need it in the future, others feel that if they step away from their jobs they won't be able to catch up when they return.
The New Brunswick government alerted the public on Friday to a case of measles in the Moncton area.
A procession of ambulance, police and fire service workers was bringing the bodies of two paramedics — Jenna Croucher, 23, and Mike MacKenzie, 56 — back to their Prince Edward Island home Friday, three days after their ambulance collided with a transport truck in New Brunswick.
For a community that has a list of 500 people waiting for housing, 10 new units dedicated to non-elderly people living alone will mean more people in need get off that list, according to a local housing supervisor.
The New Brunswick RCMP say a 10-year-old girl reported being approached on Thursday morning, by three men in a white van.
A man accused of murdering a Rothesay woman in Musquash last year has re-elected to be tried by a judge alone, without a jury.
The construction of a large seawall around a coastal property in Cap-Brûlé has neighbouring residents concerned about the impact on public beaches and calling out a lack of rules governing erosion-control structures in New Brunswick.
RCMP have taken over investigating the death of a man the Miramichi police were holding overnight in a cell.
An investigation by the Serious Incident Response Team earlier found police were not responsible for the death.
The two paramedics who died earlier this week in New Brunswick are now home on the Island after a procession that began in Saint John, N.B., early Friday afternoon and culminated several hours later in Souris, P.E.I.
Mike MacKenzie and Jenna Croucher were among three people who died Tuesday in a collision in Melrose, N.B.
Work to dismantle part of a historic downtown Moncton building began this week, almost a year after an engineer's report said it's at risk of collapse.
Buffalo Airways shared a tribute Friday for the pilot aboard the plane that crashed outside Fort Simpson, N.W.T. on June 24, confirming his identity.
Robert MacLeod served as a bird dog pilot for Buffalo Airways for the past three wildfire seasons, but his aviation career spanned over 25 years.
A doctor accused of sexually assaulting a patient at a southeastern New Brunswick hospital last year has pleaded not guilty to the charge.
This week, CBC’s Books & Backroads summer series is visiting a book club in the northwestern New Brunswick community of Perth-Andover.
Book club member Marianne Bell describes the beautiful scenery of this community near the St.
John River and the club’s latest read, Run Hide Repeat by Pauline Dakin.
For more on this series, visit cbc.ca/booksandbackroads
A New Brunswick woman is suffering the loss of two of her beloved dogs and trying to get to the bottom of how they died following a visit to a Moose Jaw dog park last month.
Moncton has joined hands with the federal government to simplify and speed up housing developments across the city.
Environment and Climate Change Canada predicts 2026 will be one of the hottest years on record.
Fredericton, Moncton and Saint John are using alert systems, a disaster registry and information on how to keep cool and safe to help residents.
Robert Hartlen, a former auxiliary police officer in Fredericton, was expected to choose Thursday how he wanted to be tried for sexual assault, but instead all charges against him were dropped.
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