New Brunswick Finance News Releases

A pension plan designed for employees of small to mid-sized companies and people who are self-employed is now available in the province.

The Department of Finance and Treasury Board has filed a report with the legislative assembly containing key findings and recommendations from the review of the Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

The provincial government tabled today its 2023-24 budget which outlines significant investments in priority areas including health, education, and supporting vulnerable populations, while also maintaining a sustainable and responsible approach to managing its finances.

Effective immediately, the application TikTok will be banned from all mobile devices issued by the provincial government.

The provincial government has earmarked $300 million to establish the New Brunswick Advantage Savings Fund.

Third-quarter financial results released today demonstrate continued strength in the provincial economy and are in line with improvements in revenue and fiscal projections across the country, according to Finance and Treasury Board Minister Ernie Steeves.

New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2023-24 budget.

The provincial government has reached a tentative collective agreement with school business officials represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada.

The provincial government is extending a program that provides financial assistance to eligible individuals and families confronted with the rising cost of living.

The provincial government has reached a new tentative agreement with the medical science professionals group represented by the New Brunswick Union.

The provincial government has tabled a $1 billion capital budget, an increase of $152.3 million over the multi-year plan tabled last year.

The public will soon have an inside look at what is preserved by the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick and learn that it is a lot more than the written word.

Unprecedented population growth is being credited for strong gains in provincial taxation revenue.

The provincial government today introduced legislative amendments to the New Brunswick Income Tax Act that would further reduce provincial personal income taxes, benefitting more than 200,000 taxpayers.

The provincial government introduced legislation today that would accelerate the implementation of the provincial property tax rate reductions that had been introduced in March.

The provincial government has reached a tentative agreement with the medical science professionals group represented by the New Brunswick Union.

The provincial government has released the public accounts for the 2021-22 fiscal year ending March 31, 2022.

The provincial government has announced a new program to improve internet access in rural areas.

New Brunswickers are invited to offer feedback on a new discussion paper as part of a review of the Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

The provincial government’s first-quarter results for the 2022-23 fiscal year show a $135.5 million surplus.