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The first three Richmond County COVID-19 testing sites drew a large crowd, hours after the latest provincial briefing.

New Brunswick will move to Level 3 lockdown on Friday. Here's everything you need to know about the new restrictions

In order to curb the spread of the Omicron variant, New Brunswickers enters Level 3 of its Winter Plan

Omicron-driven fifth wave will peak in a matter of a few weeks, and it could overwhelm the healthcare system.

The latest provincial COVID-19 briefing confirmed that 35,000 rapid test kits will be distributed among 400 schools.

In the meantime, the number of people isolating with the virus will impact the health-care system and other services

All adult-age New Brunswickers encouraged to book booster appointments in the face of the Omicron variant.

The province will also launch a paid sick leave program on Monday and restrict visitation to long-term-care facilities.

New restrictions that went into effect on December 22 may now last beyond January 12 as COVID-19 case counts surge.

Premier Tim Houston is also promising that new community vaccination clinics will soon open in the Eastern Zone.

The province moved from Level 1 into the more restrictive Level 2 of its Winter Plan on Monday night at midnight.

Nova Scotia's latest COVID-19 briefing saw the Minister of Education confirm a four-day extension to the holiday break.