New Brunswick
News releases from the Government of New Brunswick, summarized in plain language.
The strategy sets out how the province will track farm emissions and help producers prepare for drought, severe weather and other climate impacts.
The 2025–2030 plan focuses on farmland, stronger agribusinesses and more access to markets for New Brunswick farm products.
More than 2,400 survey responses and 100 written submissions will inform a review expected to report preliminary findings in December.
The funding will help five non-profits provide personalized case management and connect people with recovery and community services.
As of Oct. 30, 6,768 people had been connected to a family doctor or nurse practitioner since September.
A new school is planned for the Provincial Exhibition Grounds, with construction scheduled to start in 2027-28 and opening expected in 2030-31.
If passed, the changes would give local governments new tools for vacant properties, property tax assessments, and agreements with developers.
Nearly $4.4 million in government support will help MQM modernize its factory and could add up to six full-time jobs.
The proposal covers apps, games and social media, while school cellphone rules for grades 9–12 are set to take effect in February 2027.
A new framework aims to attract investment, create jobs and build defence capabilities in New Brunswick.