N.B. deficit jumps to almost $1.7 billion
27-08-2026 19:28 via cbc.ca

N.B. deficit jumps to almost $1.7 billion

New Brunswick's projected budget deficit for this year has increased $265 million to almost $1.7 billion. That pushes the province's total accumulated debt to more than $16 billion.
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