Economy

Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton says she’s relieved that the province’s Energy and Utilities Board has ruled that it does have jurisdiction...

Alyssa Greene says she’s worried about the future of the post offices in Sackville and Dorchester. Greene, who is a member...

Early Saturday morning on August 16, a group of volunteers started unloading truckloads of household goods, clothes, and food at Queen...

New Brunswick and Newfoundland are the only two provinces in Canada that allow employers to calculate overtime pay at 1.5 times...

New Brunswick’s Energy and Utilities Board (EUB) held more than five hours of hearings on Sept. 3 on NB Power’s application...

Francophones make up about a third of New Brunswick’s population, yet they have an outsized presence in the province’s cooperative sector...

Over the summer, Premier Susan Holt mused to journalists about building a second CANDU reactor at the Point Lepreau nuclear site...

International relations today are rife with difficult challenges to peace, security, democracy, the rule of law, human rights, and a healthy...

New Brunswick trades workers have long sought better employment conditions in other provinces, but the latest generation of workers has been...

Canada and its provinces, collectively and individually, are desperately seeking ways to counter and protect against the unpredictability of U.S. trade...