Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon

Motorists who were looking forward to the opening of the new international bridge between Edmundston and Madawaska, Maine, will have to wait a few more months, and it’s going to cost more than expected.

New Brunswick has changed how it defines “serious” reactions to COVID-19 vaccines and using this new definition, the number has been cut in half.

The Fredericton police major crime unit is investigating the death of a patient in the ER waiting room more than a year ago, and a coroner’s inquest into his death remains suspended pending the outcome, CBC News has learned.

“Political preferences” played a role in New Brunswick’s COVID-19 pandemic response, the outgoing chief medical officer of health revealed to a legislative committee Thursday.

Officials should know within a couple of weeks what, if any, harmful chemicals the fire last month at American Iron and Metal’s scrapyard in Saint John left behind.

Horizon Health Network is tightening its masking rules again, requiring all health-care workers, patients, visitors and designated support persons to wear a medical-grade mask in all patient and clinical areas of its facilities, starting Monday.

A woman from the greater Stanley area is facing three criminal charges in connection with the discovery of 14 dead horses at a farm in April, says the New Brunswick SPCA.

The updated Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines for people aged 12 and older are available in New Brunswick now and the doses for younger children are expected to arrive next week, according to the Department of Health.

New Brunswick’s COVID-19 hazard index has more than doubled in a week and is now the highest in the country, according to an infectious diseases researcher and co-founder of COVID-19 Resources Canada.

New Brunswick’s RSV season is underway with 11 confirmed cases so far, but any seniors interested in getting the new vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus will have to pay for it themselves.