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Property assessment notices mailed

Property assessment notices for the 2024 taxation year have been mailed to property owners. Property tax notices, or bills, showing the amount owing for provincial and local taxes will be mailed March 1.

Top baby names in 2023

Liam and Olivia have tied for New Brunswick’s most popular baby names in 2023, followed by Theodore and Emma.

Temporary tax relief program extended, expanded

A temporary property tax relief program available for the 2022 and 2023 taxation years has been extended and expanded for 2024.

Legislation introduced to cover more properties with permanent spike protection mechanism

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.

Provincial purchasing rules to apply to NB Liquor and Cannabis NB

The provincial government is expanding its procurement oversight process for goods, services and construction services to include NB Liquor and Cannabis NB.

Information sessions planned to help local suppliers sell to government

Nine information sessions will be held Oct. 18-27 to help businesses learn how to sell goods and services and construction services to the government.

Investment in student safety

The provincial government is investing in cameras for stop arms on school buses to improve student safety.

New location planned for Fredericton Service Centre

Service New Brunswick’s Fredericton centre will move to the Brookside Mall next summer.

Local owned company receives a $1.15 million provincial contract

A $1.15 million contract has been awarded to Tarp-Rite Inc., a cover manufacturing company, under the New Brunswick First Procurement Strategy and Action Plan.

McAdam company receives $1 million provincial contract

A contract worth about $1 million has been awarded to Soleno Maritimes Inc. for the purchase of pipe products, under the New Brunswick First Procurement Strategy and Action Plan.

Changes underway to modernize property assessment services

The provincial government has proposed amendments to the Assessment Act to modernize and streamline property assessment services.

Housing corporation to be renewed and restructured as a separate entity

The New Brunswick Housing Corporation will be renewed as a separate entity overseeing provincial housing initiatives, facilities, strategy and residential tenancy services.

Virtual housing workshop

Housing sector stakeholders from across the province are taking part in a one-day virtual workshop today to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing New Brunswick and consider how to work together to address the housing crisis.

Consultations next step in developing a housing strategy

The minister responsible for housing says work is advancing on developing a strategy that properly reflects and addresses New Brunswick’s housing challenges.

REVISED / New measures to help individuals with housing support

New measures are in place to better support individuals in accessing help with housing through a new housing website and the availability of one-on-one support from housing navigators.

Top baby names in 2022

Noah was New Brunswick’s most popular baby name in 2022, followed by Liam and William.

Local suppliers to benefit from streamlined purchasing process: minister

A new milestone has been reached under the New Brunswick First Procurement Strategy and Action Plan, which aims to support local businesses and expand the province’s economy.

Legislation introduced to further support tenants

Service New Brunswick Minister Jill Green said the provincial government has listened to concerns of tenants and introduced legislation to provide more protection.

Proposed changes to corporate legislation aim to attract new businesses to New Brunswick

Amendments to the Business Corporations Act were introduced today, aiming to modernize and align New Brunswick’s legislation governing corporations with that of other Canadian jurisdictions.

Phased-in property assessment program aims to spur development of rental units

The provincial government has introduced legislation meant to encourage more development of rental units and alleviate supply-and-demand cost pressures faced by tenants.

Property assessment notices are in the mail

More than 477,000 property assessment notices for the 2023 assessment year have been mailed to property owners.

Online address change option extended to medicare and motor vehicle services

People moving within the province now have the option to register their address change online for medicare and motor vehicle services.

Family-owned company receives $611,750 government contract

A $611,750 contract has been awarded to A.L.P.A. Equipment Ltd., a forestry and construction equipment company, under the New Brunswick First Procurement Strategy and Action Plan.

Centreville company receives $6 million worth of provincial contracts

Six contracts worth a total of about $6 million have been awarded since 2021 to Metalfab Ltd., a fire truck and equipment manufacturer, under the New Brunswick First Procurement Strategy and Action Plan.

Fees waived to help residential school survivors reclaim traditional names

The provincial government has waived the fees related to a legal change of name to help residential school survivors and their families reclaim their traditional names.