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Holt won't commit to restocking U.S. booze, an ask from Ottawa, until trade deal inked

Prime Minister Mark Carney reportedly asked premiers to scrap any bans on American alcohol as negotiators push for a trade deal with the Trump administration this week.

Environmental groups worry provincial trust fund will run dry

Some environmental organizations fear for the future of New Brunswick's environmental trust fund, which supports their operations and has been dwindling for three years.

Accused in alleged murder of Melissa Price to stand trial

Crown prosecutors wrapped up a preliminary inquiry Thursday into the alleged murder of Melissa Price, and the case will proceed to trial.

Majority of Saint John taxis targeted for safety, licensing checks found not fit for transporting public

Police and public safety officials recently targeted Saint John taxi operators to check their regulatory compliance — including whether they were considered safe to drive in. More than a dozen cars were not.

51-year-old Shediac man dies after suspected hit and run near Sackville

The victim of a suspected hit and run in early August near Sackville has died from his injuries, RCMP say.

Health minister admits N.B.'s new virtual care service falls short for francophone users

New Brunswick's language rights watchdog has received three complaints alleging a lack of access to care in French since the new Virtual Care N.B. service launched in June.

Not just a trim: A new barbershop brings Indigenous flair to Sitansisk cuts

A new Indigenous owned barbershop has opened in Fredericton, bringing Indigenous values to each haircut.

No return of U.S. booze without ‘tariff relief,’ says premier

Premier Susan Holt says new supplies of U.S. liquor will not return to New Brunswick store shelves until the U.S. lowers tariffs on softwood lumber and other sectors. And, according to Alcohol NB numbers, New Brunswickers have been reluctant to buy even the remaining stock in the province.

RCMP now investigating suspicious death near Moncton as homicide

The death of a man whose body was found in a residence outside Moncton is being treated as a homicide, RCMP said Wednesday.

Deaths of 2 men in western N.B. declared a homicide, suicide

The deaths of two men last week in Carleton County have now been deemed a homicide and suicide, say RCMP, who did not release the name of either man who died.