New Brunswick Finance News Releases

The provincial government has tabled a $1.2-billion capital budget, an increase of nearly $200 million over the multi-year plan tabled last year.

New legislation introduced today is intended to increase consumer rights and improve fair business practices in the province.

New legislation introduced today is intended to increase consumer rights and improve fair business practices in the province.

New legislation introduced today is intended to increase consumer rights and improve fair business practices in the province.

New legislation introduced today is intended to increase consumer rights and improve fair business practices in the province.

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.

The government has released second-quarter results for the 2023-24 fiscal year.

The government has released second-quarter results for the 2023-24 fiscal year.

The government has released second-quarter results for the 2023-24 fiscal year.

The government has released second-quarter results for the 2023-24 fiscal year.

A virtual meeting has been convened with federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland for Friday, Nov. 3, at the request of finance ministers from across Canada.

A virtual meeting has been convened with federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland for Friday, Nov. 3, at the request of finance ministers from across Canada.

A virtual meeting has been convened with federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland for Friday, Nov. 3, at the request of finance ministers from across Canada.

A virtual meeting has been convened with federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland for Friday, Nov. 3, at the request of finance ministers from across Canada.

The provincial government has introduced legislation that, if passed, would expand a permanent spike protection mechanism and help protect more property owners from property tax increases due to rising assessments.

The provincial government has introduced legislation that, if passed, would expand a permanent spike protection mechanism and help protect more property owners from property tax increases due to rising assessments.

The provincial government has introduced legislation that, if passed, would expand a permanent spike protection mechanism and help protect more property owners from property tax increases due to rising assessments.

The provincial government has introduced legislation that, if passed, would expand a permanent spike protection mechanism and help protect more property owners from property tax increases due to rising assessments.

Legislation introduced today aims to ensure eligible properties providing housing to seniors, such as nursing homes and special care homes, are subject to a lower provincial property tax rate for the 2024 and subsequent taxation years.

Legislation introduced today aims to ensure eligible properties providing housing to seniors, such as nursing homes and special care homes, are subject to a lower provincial property tax rate for the 2024 and subsequent taxation years.