Irving-owned railway tracks crisscross the ... or about $10.1 billion. The map locates the city of St. John in southern New Brunswick, a Canadian province northeast of Maine.

This survey collects data from common carrier railways operating in Canada which are essential for the analysis of the Railway Transport Industry ... Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, ...

New Brunswick has signed a free trade agreement with Ontario, the biggest market in Canada with more than 16 million people, as uncertainty swells over U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Physicist Haoyu Qi and his wife moved from New Brunswick to Toronto over the winter for work but before Qi could retrieve a $2,000 security deposit he had paid on his Moncton apartment he was ...

Last week New Brunswick wrote the final sentence in a ... paraded it along the roads. She convinced a railway worker named Milton Trites that it was his. After that he bought the Bannisters ...

During her weekly update on tariffs, Holt quoted New Brunswick-based research consultant David Campbell who has said that “when Ontario sneezes, New Brunswick catches a cold.” Report an error ...

These extra costs are … because of their government." Ron Marcolin is New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island divisional vice-president for the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters association.

New Brunswick has started combing through the files of hundreds of patients suffering from undiagnosed neurological symptoms to find out whether something in the environment may be triggering ...

So it’s nice to see that solidarity south of the border,” Roy said. Other New Brunswick companies are feeling the impact of the changing trade environment too. Chocolate business LaRouère ...

A mysterious undiagnosed neurological illness that has afflicted nearly 400 New Brunswick residents so far has also been identified in people with addresses outside the province — including in ...

1:49 What Canadians should know if they win the lottery Good things often come to those who wait, and that phrase was never more accurate than what happened to a woman in New Brunswick recently.