New Brunswick Finance News Releases
Finance and Treasury Board
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Nurses: tentative agreements reached with two bargaining units
The provincial government has reached tentative collective agreements with two bargaining units represented by the New Brunswick Nurses Union.
Investment policy introduced to drive private sector growth
A new financial assistance policy for businesses has been introduced to help drive private sector growth and reduce risks to taxpayers while improving accountability.
Review of licensed practical nurse job classification
The provincial government has launched a review of the licensed practical nurse (LPN) job classification.
Province’s credit rating remains stable
Two global credit rating agencies have reaffirmed New Brunswick’s stable credit rating trend.
Amendments introduced to reduce provincial personal income tax due to carbon tax revenue
Amendments to the Income Tax Act were introduced today that would reduce the provincial personal income tax rate on the first tax bracket from 9.68 per cent to 9.4 per cent and increase the Low-Income Tax Reduction (LITR) threshold from $17,630 to $17,840 for the 2021 taxation year.
New Brunswickers asked to complete the census questionnaire
New Brunswickers are asked to complete the census questionnaire.
MONDAY, Jan. 21 / Provincial government offices in the Fredericton area CLOSED until 10 a.m.
Given the current winter storm conditions, please be advised that the provincial government offices in the Fredericton area will be closed until 10 a.m. TODAY, Monday, Jan. 21.
Applications for low-income seniors’ benefit now available
Applications for the 2021 Low-Income Seniors' Benefit are now available.
Applications available for the 2019 Home Energy Assistance Program
Applications are now available for the 2019 Home Energy Assistance Program.
Cannabis NB retail model will be retained, RFP discontinued
The provincial government has discontinued the Request for Proposal (RFP) process for the privatization of recreational cannabis in New Brunswick.
Cannabis NB retail model will be retained, RFP discontinued
The provincial government has discontinued the Request for Proposal (RFP) process for the privatization of recreational cannabis in New Brunswick.
Cannabis NB retail model will be retained, RFP discontinued
The provincial government has discontinued the Request for Proposal (RFP) process for the privatization of recreational cannabis in New Brunswick.
Amendments to increase tax on carbon-emitting products introduced
Amendments to the Gasoline and Motive Fuel Tax Act were introduced today that would increase the tax on carbon-emitting products by $10 per tonne as required by federal backstop.
Amendments to increase tax on carbon-emitting products introduced
Amendments to the Gasoline and Motive Fuel Tax Act were introduced today that would increase the tax on carbon-emitting products by $10 per tonne as required by federal backstop.
Amendments to increase tax on carbon-emitting products introduced
Amendments to the Gasoline and Motive Fuel Tax Act were introduced today that would increase the tax on carbon-emitting products by $10 per tonne as required by federal backstop.
2021-22 budget: Reinventing New Brunswick Together
The provincial government tabled today its 2021-22 budget designed to continue to address public health challenges and support a strong and resilient recovery for the future, while also maintaining fiscal responsibility.
2021-22 budget: Reinventing New Brunswick Together
The provincial government tabled today its 2021-22 budget designed to continue to address public health challenges and support a strong and resilient recovery for the future, while also maintaining fiscal responsibility.
2021-22 budget: Reinventing New Brunswick Together
The provincial government tabled today its 2021-22 budget designed to continue to address public health challenges and support a strong and resilient recovery for the future, while also maintaining fiscal responsibility.
Discussions ongoing with First Nation communities on carbon tax revenues
Discussions between the provincial government and Wolastoqey First Nation communities are ongoing in an effort to decide a funding model to utilize carbon tax revenues.
Discussions ongoing with First Nation communities on carbon tax revenues
Discussions between the provincial government and Wolastoqey First Nation communities are ongoing in an effort to decide a funding model to utilize carbon tax revenues.
