A Progressive Conservative MLA has confirmed he used artificial intelligence to prepare a speech he read — complete with AI prompts — in the New Brunswick Legislature.
Coast Tire and Auto Service Ltd. was charged with failing to comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act at its Baig Boulevard location in Moncton.
Social worker Misty Schofield sat in her warm home on Christmas Day and thought of the "brutal contrast" with the lives of her clients and those who've lost love ones to the effects of homelessness.
Neighbourhood Works, the organization that operates Lighthouse Lodge, wanted to hold a public information session to allow people in the southwestern New Brunswick community to ask questions and learn about its services.
A 16-year-old soccer player with Codiac Soccer has been ruled ineligible for an upcoming national tournament because his relocation to New Brunswick wasn't reported to Soccer Canada.
There will now be 40 seats for medical students at the Université de Moncton, in addition to the 40 seats for English students at Dalhousie Medicine in Saint John.
Hope Wellness Eco-Resort held the event twice in 2024 without issue, but when the owners planned their first Topless Tuesday of 2025, they ran into a roadblock.
The mental health court, expected to be up and running in March 2026, will offer an alternative to the traditional court system for people struggling with serious mental health or addiction issues.
A University of New Brunswick plan to train more teachers is welcome news for the New Brunswick Teachers' Association, but the province could do more to ease shortage, the union says.
