New Brunswick Finance News Releases
Finance and Treasury Board
Updated: 30 min 36 sec ago
Public invited to participate in pre-budget consultations
New Brunswickers are invited to attend upcoming public meetings focused on priorities for the 2017-18 budget.
Public invited to participate in pre-budget consultations
New Brunswickers are invited to attend upcoming public meetings focused on priorities for the 2017-18 budget.
HST credits to be distributed in October
The provincial government reminds eligible New Brunswickers they will receive their first provincial HST credit payment this month.
HST credits to be distributed in October
The provincial government reminds eligible New Brunswickers they will receive their first provincial HST credit payment this month.
Province under budget for 2015-16; auditor general gives clean audit opinion
Finance Minister Cathy Rogers released the province’s year-end financials today, announcing that the deficit for 2015-16 is $260.5 million.
Province under budget for 2015-16; auditor general gives clean audit opinion
Finance Minister Cathy Rogers released the province’s year-end financials today, announcing that the deficit for 2015-16 is $260.5 million.
Government establishes audit committee
The provincial government will establish a committee to meet and discuss significant audit matters.
Government establishes audit committee
The provincial government will establish a committee to meet and discuss significant audit matters.
Literacy award recipients officially recognized on International Literacy Day
The provincial government officially recognized the two New Brunswick winners of the 12th annual Council of the Federation Literacy Awards in honour of International Literacy Day.
Literacy award recipients officially recognized on International Literacy Day
The provincial government officially recognized the two New Brunswick winners of the 12th annual Council of the Federation Literacy Awards in honour of International Literacy Day.
First-quarter fiscal results released
The provincial government has released its economic and fiscal update for the first quarter of 2016-17.
First-quarter fiscal results released
The provincial government has released its economic and fiscal update for the first quarter of 2016-17.
New Brunswick witnessing positive economic trends
New Brunswick’s economy grew last year at its fastest rate since 2010 and is showing signs of continued growth into 2016.
New Brunswick witnessing positive economic trends
New Brunswick’s economy grew last year at its fastest rate since 2010 and is showing signs of continued growth into 2016.
New Brunswick lawyer named to initial board of directors for Capital Markets Regulatory Authority
New Brunswick lawyer Peter Klohn, who has more than 30 years of experience in the areas of securities, regulated industries, and intellectual property, will sit on the board of directors of the newly formed Capital Markets Regulatory Authority.
New Brunswick lawyer named to initial board of directors for Capital Markets Regulatory Authority
New Brunswick lawyer Peter Klohn, who has more than 30 years of experience in the areas of securities, regulated industries, and intellectual property, will sit on the board of directors of the newly formed Capital Markets Regulatory Authority.
Provincial government reminds New Brunswickers of HST credit and businesses of transitional rules
The provincial government is reminding New Brunswickers about the low- and middle-income Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) credit and businesses about transitional rules relating to the increase in the HST.
Provincial government reminds New Brunswickers of HST credit and businesses of transitional rules
The provincial government is reminding New Brunswickers about the low- and middle-income Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) credit and businesses about transitional rules relating to the increase in the HST.
Province receives A+ credit rating
Standard and Poor’s, a global credit rating agency, announced on Thursday, June 23 that New Brunswick has maintained an A+ credit rating on modest improvement in budgetary performance and exceptional liquidity.
Province receives A+ credit rating
Standard and Poor’s, a global credit rating agency, announced on Thursday, June 23 that New Brunswick has maintained an A+ credit rating on modest improvement in budgetary performance and exceptional liquidity.
