On the morning Roman Kamyshnyy is accused of killing two boys, aged 10 and 17, he allegedly sent a graphic photo of the dead teen and a message to his ex-partner, the jury at his murder trial heard Tuesday.

With a province-wide school lunch program from the New Brunswick government coming to all schools this fall, it will also bring some changes for other programs already offering lunch services.

Martello Tower, a historic site in Saint John dating back to the War of 1812, has been closed to the public since 2016, turning what was intended as a four-year project into one that's lasted a decade so far.

Speaking in the legislature Tuesday, Premier Susan Holt said her government is prepared to use its own legislative power to protect children and youth online if the federal government's upcoming digital safety bill does not address her concerns.

With the full closure of the Centennial Bridge in Miramichi this summer, traffic along the detour route has picked up, prompting the province to fund a new water taxi to get people across the river.

Recycling services in New Brunswick have expanded in recent years, but a new plant in Miramichi is going a step further, hoping to fill a gap in recycling dry waste items that don’t currently have local processing solutions.

A proposed formula aimed at stabilizing the growth of property tax bills might not fully apply to a group of Fredericton residents who recently became part of the municipality, according to a senior city staffer.

The Crown outlined its case against Roman Kamyshnyy for the jury Monday, the first day of the accused's trial on two counts of first-degree murder.

It's been a little over a year since the Canadian Dental Care Plan expanded to include the remainder of eligible applicants.

A months-long investigation has led to the discovery of firearms and 26 allegedly stolen vehicles and to dozens of charges against a Moncton man.

Feed NB says $9 million coming from the province over the next three years will allow the 68 food banks and community kitchens the non-profit supports to make sure people get more and higher-quality food.

The New Brunswick government has shown no sign of reversing its controversial decision to cut the provincial veterinary service, but it's still unclear how the change will play out.

Leslie Cail sold his family farm located in Cails Mills about two weeks ago, which has been in his family for three generations.

Louise Arbour used her first remarks as Governor General to urge Canadians to listen to each other during a moment marked by division and uncertainty.

Quebec-based Agropur is investing $20 million to make what will be its remaining New Brunswick plant the company's main liquid milk processing plant in the Maritimes.

A group of Indian day school survivors and their descendants sat around a fire at the Maqiyahtimok Center in Sitansisk, also known as St. Mary's First Nation, They had gathered for a weekend of ceremony and fasting that would end with each person receiving their own spirit name. Elder Imelda Perley shared the story of her name with the group.

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Riverside-Albert's Jennifer Shelby will have her short story collection archived on the moon as part of a project called the Lunar Codex.

A 33-year-old woman from Esgenoôpetitj, N.B., is dead after being struck by a vehicle Saturday. According to a police news release, Neguac RCMP were called to the scene shortly before 4 a.m.

Saturday marks the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, the largest seaborne invasion in history which helped liberate France from the Nazis. Rick Hersey has travelled to Normandy, France, every year for the last four years to commemorate those who fought in the war.