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Get your matchesAll 51 bills before the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, read every morning. The 44 listed here could change how a business operates — each explained in plain language, with who it affects and where it stands. The rest are ceremonial or no-impact; we read them so you don’t have to.
This bill authorizes the New Brunswick government to borrow up to $3.1 billion to fund public services, pay down provincial debt, and finance government-approved public works projects.
This New Brunswick bill reforms the province's property tax system by introducing rate stabilizers to limit how fast property taxes can grow, updating the provincial tax rate formula starting in 2027, expanding low-income residential tax relief allowances, and creating a new grant program for local governments that host heavy industrial properties.
This New Brunswick bill creates a legal framework allowing First Nations to have their band by-laws and land management laws enforced and prosecuted through the existing provincial offences court system, including allowing First Nations to appoint their own enforcement officers and directing fine revenues back to the First Nation.
This bill replaces the 1994 incorporating Act for the New Brunswick Real Estate Association (NBREA), continuing it as the professional regulatory body for real estate trading in New Brunswick with updated governance, registration, discipline, and enforcement powers.