The Regent Mall is going to get a sassy, sophisticated new look with $13 million in renovations announced by its owners Cadillac Fairview of Ontario.
Fredericton police are seeking information pertaining to a suspicious death in the city in 2008.
A small-claims court adjudicator says the province should abandon its plan to eliminate the court.
Fredericton Mayor Brad Woodside says the province should start a program to defer property taxes for seniors who are having trouble absorbing the rising costs of assessments.
The province of British Columbia offers a property tax deferral to many of its citizens.
The appointments of two temporary positions for an assistant city clerk have been rescinded by city council.
A group of Oromocto residents concerned about illegal activity near Oromocto High School is taking its concerns to town council tonight.
Jean Robinson has always loved working in early education, but thanks to a recent announcement from the Department of Social Development, the daycare owner and president of Early Childhood Care and Education New Brunswick says her job has become even more fulfilling.
Fredericton's Lady Beaverbrook Rink will get an ammonia heat-recovery system in order to make the building more energy efficient.
Police in New Brunswick continue to crack down on individuals alleged to be connected with credit and debit card fraud.
On Tuesday, an RCMP forensics investigator resumed a search of the 2005 Chevrolet Malibu belonging to a missing Woodstock man in hopes of finding clues that might point to answers in his disappearance.
Friends, relatives and acquaintances of a missing Woodstock man have turned to Facebook to circulate his photograph in hopes of finding him or finding someone who has seen him.
A Fredericton man admitted Monday that he broke into a northside home last month.
While many are critical of proposed changes for how small-claims cases are addressed in New Brunswick, there's one change that's getting a thumbs up: the higher financial limit for small claims.
The expansion of the Upper River Valley Hospital's dialysis program will make life easier for patients who previously spent hours travelling for the life-saving procedure.
Grand Falls provincial court Judge Paul Duffie issued an arrest warrant Tuesday morning for a hockey player who was charged with assault in connection with an on-ice fight.
Health officials say they'll step up their efforts to educate New Brunswickers about the dangers of problem gambling over the next two months.
A 5,000-name petition against the NB Power asset sale was tabled in the legislature Tuesday.
Maple syrup producers in parts of New Brunswick are looking forward to a good year.
The Opposition on Tuesday accused the government's plan to try to control skyrocketing property tax assessments of being a complete failure.