📰 New Brunswick News

Here are the latest New Brunswick developments, with no date in the headline:

🚨 911 service restored across New Brunswick

New Brunswick’s Emergency Measures Organization says 911 service has been fully restored after intermittent disruptions were reported across Canada earlier today. Residents should now be able to reach emergency services normally.

🏫 New school planned for Salisbury

The province is completing a land exchange with the Town of Salisbury to secure a site for a new Kindergarten-to-Grade 5 school near the existing Salisbury Elementary School.

📚 Education investment continues

New Brunswick says its $2.2-billion 2026–27 education budget includes additional funding for educational assistants, resource teachers, academic-support teachers and school counsellors.

🏠 Residential Tenancies Act review

The province has released a “what we heard” report following consultations involving 2,852 responses. Frequently raised issues included rental affordability, repairs and maintenance, ending tenancies, dispute-resolution timelines and enforcement. Further consultations with housing stakeholders are planned.

🚔 Nasonworth weapons investigation

RCMP say a 42-year-old Nasonworth man has been charged with pointing a firearm and assault following a September 14 incident. Police deployed specialized units during the operation, and no one was injured. The accused was released on conditions and is scheduled to return to court.

🌊 Saint John

The City of Saint John has issued a King Street traffic advisory, while the city is also wrapping up its seasonal splash-pad operations.

💼 New Brunswick businesses and trade

The province continues its efforts to support New Brunswick businesses affected by U.S. tariffs, including financial and market-development assistance and efforts to expand exports into other international markets.

🏙️ Fredericton

Fredericton continues to see municipal and police activity, including an ongoing investigation into an alleged sexual assault and recent recognition of the city’s drinking water quality.

For BevNice.ca, the strongest lead story today is the restoration of 911 service, followed by the Salisbury school project, education funding, rental-housing reform and the Nasonworth police investigation.