New Brunswick Finance News Releases

The government has released second-quarter results for the 2018-19 fiscal year which show a deficit of $131.4 million.

The provincial government today announced the appointment of a new chair of the board of directors for NB Liquor.

The provincial government announced today that the 2019-20 capital budget will be tabled on Dec.11.

The provincial government announced today that the 2019-20 capital budget will be tabled on Dec.11.

Cannabis will be legal across Canada on Oct. 17, and New Brunswickers are urged to learn the rules and take the legal route should they choose to consume.

Cannabis will be legal across Canada on Oct. 17, and New Brunswickers are urged to learn the rules and take the legal route should they choose to consume.

New tax-sharing agreements have been reached between the provincial government and the six Maliseet First Nation communities that aims to promote economic development and job creation in First Nation communities while protecting provincial revenues.

Financial statements for the fiscal year ending March 31 show a surplus of $67 million. The statements were independently audited by Auditor General Kim MacPherson.

Financial statements for the fiscal year ending March 31 show a surplus of $67 million. The statements were independently audited by Auditor General Kim MacPherson.

Financial statements for the fiscal year ending March 31 show a surplus of $67 million. The statements were independently audited by Auditor General Kim MacPherson.

The provincial government has selected members of the Cannabis Education and Awareness Fund’s advisory committee.

The provincial government has selected members of the Cannabis Education and Awareness Fund’s advisory committee.

The provincial government has selected members of the Cannabis Education and Awareness Fund’s advisory committee.

The provincial government has intervened in two New Brunswick Insurance Board hearings after insurance companies filed for rate increases.

The provincial government has intervened in two New Brunswick Insurance Board hearings after insurance companies filed for rate increases.

The provincial government has intervened in two New Brunswick Insurance Board hearings after insurance companies filed for rate increases.

The provincial government released the first-quarter results for the 2018-19 fiscal year which showed a modest improvement on the projections to the deficit.

The provincial government released the first-quarter results for the 2018-19 fiscal year which showed a modest improvement on the projections to the deficit.

The provincial government released the first-quarter results for the 2018-19 fiscal year which showed a modest improvement on the projections to the deficit.

All International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) licensed carriers can now submit their quarterly tax returns online.