Author Archives: Brad Perry

New Brunswick's Liberal government has reversed controversial changes made to the school gender-identity policy by the Progressive Conservatives. The revised Policy 713 includes changes to the informa...

A New Brunswick-based ridesharing service is expanding to the Saint John region. Zippy initially launched in Moncton earlier this year and now operates in several communities. Sash Selvaratnam, the fo...

"Extraordinary" and "unprecedented" are how a New Brunswick Liberal MP describes the past few days in Ottawa. Two high-profile cabinet ministers resigned on Monday, including Deputy Prime Minister and...

Two New Brunswickers are included in the latest list of appointees to the Order of Canada. Bernard Richard and Diane Pitre are among 88 new appointments to one of Canada's highest honour. Richard serv...

Three people have been arrested in connection with an ongoing homicide investigation in Saint John, according to police. Human remains were found in a wooded area off King William Road on the evening ...

The new owners of Place 400 in Saint John have big plans for the office building - and none of them involve turning it into residential space. R2 Capital Partners recently purchased the commercial bui...

A Saint John police officer will not face charges after a man was struck by a marked police vehicle. The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) released the findings of its investigation on Tuesday. An...

An undetected rail flaw led to a train derailment not far from Sussex, according to the Transportation Safety Board (TSB). The federal agency has released its investigation report into the derailment ...

It appears that a Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League team will be on the move next season. The Acadie-Bathurst Titan have reportedly been sold to a group of business leaders in St. John's, Nfld. Fr...

Canada's inflation rate cooled slightly in November, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada. The Consumer Price Index rose 1.9 per cent year over year, down from a two per cent increas...