Government of NB

The Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health is issuing an advisory about exposure to a confirmed case of Hepatitis A at The Algonquin Resort, 184 Adolphus St., St. Andrews, N.B., on January 21, 22, 24 and 25, 2026. It is recommended those who consumed food at Braxton’s Restaurant and Bar or Right Whale Pub on those dates contact their local public health office to help assess your risk of exposure and the need for vaccine to prevent infection. gnb.ca/en/topic/healt… Exposed individuals who have not received a Hepatitis A vaccine should receive one as soon as possible to help prevent the disease. Individuals who have received two doses of the Hepatitis A vaccine or have previously had Hepatitis A infection have immunity from the disease, and do not require further vaccine. For more information about the exposure details, Hepatitis A symptoms and vaccination visit: gnb.ca/en/topic/laws-…

As government prepares the 2026–27 provincial budget, tough choices will need to be made. We want to hear about the priorities and opportunities that matter most to you. Submit your feedback and suggestions online at: gnb.ca/en/gov/engagem…

We’re focused on protecting the environment. ➡️ Reducing greenhouse gas emissions intensity (tonnes of GHG per million dollars of GDP) ➡️ Increasing energy efficiency savings ➡️ Improving outdoor air quality ➡️ Supporting good indoor air quality in schools Explore the commitments, progress, and measures GNB.CA/Accountability

Last night, Premier Susan Holt delivered the 2026 State of the Province Address, highlighting health care and the need to build a strong, resilient economy. Read more about the state of NB: ➡️ www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en… Miss the event? Watch here: ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=RW_tse… Explore the commitments, progress, and measures ➡️ GNB.CA/Accountability

Tonight! Watch the 2026 State of the Province address for an update on how we are moving forward and making progress on things that matter to you. 🕒 January 29 at 8 p.m. 🖥️ Watch live on RogersTV or their website.

Port Saint John has become Ontario’s hub for global trade. In 2024-25, Port Saint John handled a 153% increase in goods from Ontario bound for international markets, demonstrating our growing role as a gateway for Canadian exports. This growth means more jobs, a stronger economy for New Brunswick, and closer ties across Canada. Our investments in the port are making a real difference, turning it into one of Canada’s fastest growing and most connected trade hubs!

Watch the 2026 State of the Province address Thursday evening for an update on how we are moving forward and making progress on things that matter to you. 🕒 January 29 at 8 p.m. 🖥️ Watch live: rogerstv.com/stateoftheprov… or on RogersTV

The forecast is calling for significant snowfall, particularly in the southern half of the province. Be prepared for slippery driving conditions and reduced visibility. Now is the time to plan ahead and be prepared to adjust travel plans.

As the temperature drops remember to take precautions as you heat your home. Ensure heating devices are properly maintained, with vents and exhausts clear of snow and ice, If using supplemental heating such as portable electrical heaters, make sure they have a dedicated circuit and avoid extension cords. Ensure your homes smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms are tested and functional and Never use a device intended for outdoor use, such as a BBQ or generator, inside-including within garages.

During this period of severe cold weather, supports are available for those experiencing homelessness across the province. Learn more ➡️ socialsupportsnb.ca/en/simple_page… News release ➡️ www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

In partnership with the federal government, we are expanding dementia-care training in New Brunswick. Front-line workers and family caregivers will gain practical tools to better support people living with dementia, improving care at home, in care homes, and in communities across the province. www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

Investigation into cases of undiagnosed neurological illness concludes www2.gnb.ca/.../news/news_…

New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Yves Léger, will release the final report of New Brunswick’s investigation into cases of undiagnosed illness today, Friday, January 23, at 11:30 a.m. English: youtube.com/live/GCjd-k5f0… Français: youtube.com/live/VCb7jPKag… Original (no interpretation): youtube.com/live/oIqIxh36O…

A mobile health care team in Saint John is making a difference for vulnerable individuals who are unhoused or at risk of being unhoused. The team provides vital services, including primary care such as wound treatment, immunizations, blood tests, and counseling. They also offer mental health and addiction support, while also helping people connect with housing services. By meeting people where they are — at encampments and community sites — this team is delivering flexible, community-based care with timely intervention. www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

We’re improving and modernizing CCNB Bathurst to ensure we continue to support our trades education sector. This funding will help build New Brunswick’s future by giving students the environments they need to thrive. Investing in what matters to New Brunswickers. www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en… GNB.CA/CapitalBudget

Property assessment notices for 2026 have been mailed out and are on their way. As we work to overhaul the property tax system, a one-year freeze is in place for most New Brunswick property owners that will keep the value for taxation, with a few exceptions, the same as it was in 2025. Disagree with your assessed value? File a request for review online (www2.snb.ca/content/snb/en…) or call 1-888-762-8600 by February 18, 2026. Property tax bills will be mailed out in March. www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

We know rising assessment values can lead to higher taxes, which is why we’ve put a one-year freeze on property assessment increases. This means, with a few exceptions, your property’s assessed value for taxes is staying the same as it was in 2025. This freeze is here to help make life more affordable and provide some stability while we take the time to review and overhaul the property tax system. Notices will be mailed out on Monday, January 19. www2.snb.ca/content/snb/en…

A province-wide review of NB Power heard from thousands of New Brunswickers. • 227 email inquiries • 44 one-on-one meetings • 4 virtual public sessions • 9 in-person public sessions • 3,199 completed surveys • 99 written submissions The independent review team has released a report outlining what it heard: www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…