After backing away from a possible early election call last fall, New Brunswick’s governing Progressive Conservatives are accelerating their preparations for a 2024 campaign.
New Brunswick’s Chief Medical Officer of Health will answer questions from a committee of MLAs about the province’s COVID-19 response on Thursday morning.
Progressive Conservative ministers and backbenchers were called to a meeting with Premier Blaine Higgs on Tuesday afternoon as New Brunswickers waited to see if the premier would call a snap election.
An ambulance crew responding to a call in the Miramichi area was given faulty information by its digital mapping service and had to reroute around a closed bridge, according to a local MLA.
More people are vulnerable to homelessness than before the pandemic, says a national researcher who hosted a forum in Moncton. The New Brunswick government also announced funding for more tiny homes in Fredericton Tuesday, to help get people into housing.