New Brunswick Finance News Releases

The provincial government has reached a tentative agreement with the agriculture, veterinary, engineering, land surveying and architecture bargaining unit represented by the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada.

The provincial government is providing property tax relief for owners of eligible residential rental properties (four units or more) and non-residential properties (businesses/industry) to help manage recent property tax increases due to rising assessments.

The provincial government has introduced legislative amendments that would establish a new heavy industrial classification of property and permit local governments and rural districts to levy a corresponding local property tax rate.

The provincial government has reached a tentative agreement with the Crown counsel bargaining unit represented by the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada.

Legislative amendments to the New Brunswick Income Tax Act have been introduced to help residents with the rising cost of living.

Applications for the 2022 Low-Income Seniors' Benefit are now available.

New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2021-22 budget.

The government has awarded up to $294,000 to four projects under the Cannabis Education and Awareness Fund, and a new call for applications has been issued.

The government has awarded up to $294,000 to four projects under the Cannabis Education and Awareness Fund, and a new call for applications has been issued.

Applications are now available for the 2021 Home Energy Assistance Program.

The provincial government has revised the COVID-19 vaccination policy for employees working in vulnerable sectors. This follows the government’s commitment to review the policy by the end of last month.

The provincial government has revised the COVID-19 vaccination policy for employees working in vulnerable sectors. This follows the government’s commitment to review the policy by the end of last month.

The provincial government has revised the COVID-19 vaccination policy for employees working in vulnerable sectors. This follows the government’s commitment to review the policy by the end of last month.

As part of the provincial government’s provincewide approach to improving affordable housing, legislation was introduced today to help offset increasing property assessments and rising rents for property owners and renters.

As part of the provincial government’s provincewide approach to improving affordable housing, legislation was introduced today to help offset increasing property assessments and rising rents for property owners and renters.

As part of the provincial government’s provincewide approach to improving affordable housing, legislation was introduced today to help offset increasing property assessments and rising rents for property owners and renters.

The provincial government intends to increase the tax on carbon-emitting products by $10 per tonne in keeping with federal requirements.

The provincial government intends to increase the tax on carbon-emitting products by $10 per tonne in keeping with federal requirements.

The provincial government intends to increase the tax on carbon-emitting products by $10 per tonne in keeping with federal requirements.

The provincial government tabled today its 2022-23 budget which aims to continue the progress the province has made in building a stronger economy and vibrant communities, while also improving health care and protecting the most vulnerable.