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- 14 October 2020
New Brunswickers will be going to the polls to elect local council, regional health authority and district education council representatives on May 10, 2021.
- 06 October 2020
Local governments and local service districts will receive more than $75.9 million in community funding and equalization grants from the provincial government in 2021 to support their service needs and ...
- 14 August 2020
The Department of Environment and Local Government has used the latest technology to create a 2018 flood map, the worst recorded flood in the lower Saint John River basin. The ...
Climate Change Action Plan
Spill Reporting in New Brunswick
In the event of an environmental emergency, such as an oil spill, federal and provincial authorities need to be notified immediately in order to coordinate an adequate oversight of the response.
Community Restructuring
Information on community restructuring, including: the options, the process, ongoing projects and more.
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