New Brunswick Finance News Releases

The provincial government’s 2016-17 capital budget totals $656.1 million, representing a $53.4 million decrease from the planned spending projections announced last year.

The provincial government’s 2016-17 capital budget totals $656.1 million, representing a $53.4 million decrease from the planned spending projections announced last year.

Revenue projections for the second quarter were up $37.1 million according to the provincial government’s latest fiscal update.

Revenue projections for the second quarter were up $37.1 million according to the provincial government’s latest fiscal update.

The provincial government released its second quarter report today which projects the deficit to be $173 million larger than originally forecast mainly due to lower provincial revenues.

The provincial government released its 2014-15 audited financial statements today. The provincial deficit was recorded as $388.6 million, $2.5 million less than the budgeted deficit of $391.1 million.

The provincial government released its 2014-15 audited financial statements today. The provincial deficit was recorded as $388.6 million, $2.5 million less than the budgeted deficit of $391.1 million.

Premier David Alward visited Saint John today to report on progress being made to make public pensions in New Brunswick more secure, sustainable and affordable.

The provincial government has introduced fixed reporting dates for quarterly fiscal updates in conjunction with the first-quarter update for 2015-16.

The provincial government has introduced fixed reporting dates for quarterly fiscal updates in conjunction with the first-quarter update for 2015-16.

The provincial government has introduced fixed reporting dates for quarterly fiscal updates in conjunction with the first-quarter update for 2015-16.

Amendments to the New Brunswick Income Tax Act were introduced today to help generate new revenue for the province.

Amendments to the New Brunswick Income Tax Act were introduced today to help generate new revenue for the province.

Amendments to the New Brunswick Income Tax Act were introduced today to help generate new revenue for the province.

The provincial government will introduce legislation to provide tax incentives for seniors to renovate their homes, as one of a number of new initiatives to support healthy aging and home care.

The provincial government will introduce legislation to provide tax incentives for seniors to renovate their homes, as one of a number of new initiatives to support healthy aging and home care.

The provincial government will introduce legislation to provide tax incentives for seniors to renovate their homes, as one of a number of new initiatives to support healthy aging and home care.

The provincial government is increasing the Small Business Investor Tax Credit to help create better conditions for job creation and growth in New Brunswick.

The provincial government is increasing the Small Business Investor Tax Credit to help create better conditions for job creation and growth in New Brunswick.

The provincial government is increasing the Small Business Investor Tax Credit to help create better conditions for job creation and growth in New Brunswick.