Shane Magee

Police forces across New Brunswick are no longer answering calls about fuel thefts unless they involve violence or other crimes.

The Moncton region has the second-fastest-growing metro population in the country, Statistics Canada reported this week.

A Moncton structural engineer has been suspended in two provinces, and lawsuits have been filed alleging design flaws in three apartment buildings she helped design.

An engineering professor says there’s a need for more independent reviews of building plans, particularly from single-person firms, to help catch potential mistakes.

The New Brunswick government has begun the formal process to dissolve a Moncton-area district education council over a gender identity policy, a process that requires a judge to approve.

The New Brunswick government alleges the Anglophone East district education council has spent more than $400,000 on its unsuccessful lawsuit against the province and is hiding information about its spending on the case, according to a court filing seeking dissolution of the elected body.

The Anglophone East district education council says it isn't backing down in an increasingly bitter dispute with the Brunswick government over a gender identity policy and will challenge the province's request to dissolve the elected body. 

A fourth lawsuit has been filed over alleged design flaws in a building by a suspended Moncton structural engineer. 

Jurors in a Moncton murder trial that began last month have been sent home for a week, after a legal issue arose that will be discussed in their absence.

Riley Phillips testified Thursday that he shot Joedin Leger in self-defence after the 18-year-old shot him first and appeared to be reaching for another gun.