New Brunswick Finance News Releases
Finance and Treasury Board
Updated: 7 hours 18 min ago
Third-quarter results reflect nationwide trend of unprecedented revenue increases
The provincial government’s third-quarter results for the 2021-22 fiscal year show a $487.8 million surplus compared to the budgeted deficit of $244.8 million.
Third-quarter results reflect nationwide trend of unprecedented revenue increases
The provincial government’s third-quarter results for the 2021-22 fiscal year show a $487.8 million surplus compared to the budgeted deficit of $244.8 million.
Pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget
New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget.
Pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget
New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget.
Pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget
New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget.
Pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget
New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2022-23 budget.
Certain government systems temporarily taken offline as a preventive measure
The provincial government has temporarily deactivated some online services as a preventive measure due to a new global online security threat called Log4j.
Certain government systems temporarily taken offline as a preventive measure
The provincial government has temporarily deactivated some online services as a preventive measure due to a new global online security threat called Log4j.
Certain government systems temporarily taken offline as a preventive measure
The provincial government has temporarily deactivated some online services as a preventive measure due to a new global online security threat called Log4j.
Certain government systems temporarily taken offline as a preventive measure
The provincial government has temporarily deactivated some online services as a preventive measure due to a new global online security threat called Log4j.
Tentative agreements reached with nurses union
The provincial government has reached tentative collective agreements with two bargaining units represented by the New Brunswick Nurses Union.
Tentative agreements reached with nurses union
The provincial government has reached tentative collective agreements with two bargaining units represented by the New Brunswick Nurses Union.
Tentative agreements reached with nurses union
The provincial government has reached tentative collective agreements with two bargaining units represented by the New Brunswick Nurses Union.
Tentative agreements reached with nurses union
The provincial government has reached tentative collective agreements with two bargaining units represented by the New Brunswick Nurses Union.
2022-23 capital budget aims to address infrastructure deficit
The provincial government tabled a $746.8 million capital budget today that focuses on addressing the province’s infrastructure deficit while supporting sustainable economic recovery.
2022-23 capital budget aims to address infrastructure deficit
The provincial government tabled a $746.8 million capital budget today that focuses on addressing the province’s infrastructure deficit while supporting sustainable economic recovery.
2022-23 capital budget aims to address infrastructure deficit
The provincial government tabled a $746.8 million capital budget today that focuses on addressing the province’s infrastructure deficit while supporting sustainable economic recovery.
2022-23 capital budget aims to address infrastructure deficit
The provincial government tabled a $746.8 million capital budget today that focuses on addressing the province’s infrastructure deficit while supporting sustainable economic recovery.
Provincial government and six CUPE locals ratify new five-year agreements
Six of the seven CUPE bargaining units in Parts I, II and III of the Public Service have ratified new five-year agreements with the provincial government.
Provincial government and six CUPE locals ratify new five-year agreements
Six of the seven CUPE bargaining units in Parts I, II and III of the Public Service have ratified new five-year agreements with the provincial government.
