New Brunswick Finance News Releases

The provincial government has introduced amendments to the Liquor Corporation Act to facilitate the potential change of direction for the operation, distribution and sale of recreational cannabis in the province.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Amendments to the Securities Act introduced today, at the request of the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, are designed to help increase investor protection, enhance confidence and stability in New Brunswick capital markets and harmonize rules with other Canadian Securities regulators.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

Legislative amendments to the Gaming Control Act were introduced today in an effort to mitigate risk and protect taxpayers.

The provincial government has released second-quarter results for the 2019-20 fiscal year which show a projected surplus of $88.1 million compared to the budgeted surplus of $23.1 million.