Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon

Two infectious disease experts are warning New Brunswickers about the risks of COVID-19 heading into the summer, when they say many people mistakenly believe infections decrease.

A former Moncton hospital nurse who was brutally assaulted on the job five years ago has written a book about her road to recovery and her search for social justice, in the hopes it will help other victims of workplace violence.

​One of New Brunswick’s largest Pride festivals has been cancelled just hours before events were scheduled to start, but there is still a chance the Fredericton Pride festival can proceed with a different host organization.

No good deed goes unpunished. That's how Mark Griffin is feeling after he volunteered for public safety reasons to help raise and haul ashore a sailboat that sat at the bottom of the St. John River near Browns Flat for months with only the tops of its two masts visible.

New Brunswick's whooping cough outbreak could get worse before it gets better, according to an infectious diseases specialist.

The updated Novavax COVID-19 vaccine won't be available in Canada this fall, but the president of the Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance, a New Brunswick woman with severe rheumatoid arthritis, who has suffered flare-ups after receiving mRNA vaccines, hopes the federal government will reconsider and provide the protein-based vaccine.

The 2024-25 respiratory season is underway and for the first time, New Brunswick will offer some seniors immunization against respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, for free.

New Brunswick's fall COVID-19 and flu vaccination campaign is expected to start within days but the Department of Health has yet to announce its plans.

Updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines will be available to New Brunswickers aged six months and older, starting Oct. 15, the Department of Health announced Tuesday.

New Brunswick's new minister of health says Premier Susan Holt's Liberal government will start to fix the province's ailing health-care system through improved accessibility.