New Brunswick

The Saint John group promoted "Boycott Israel" stickers placed on SodaStream products at a local Walmart (August 2024) and called for boycotting Saint John's Culturefest over an Israeli group's participation (June 2026). It also posted "Israel has no right to exist...Iran finish Israel" and called Hamas one of the "freedom and liberation groups".

NB Media Co-op reported on 2025-06-03 that a NB Federation of Labour resolution calls on the federation to "push for a federal arms embargo on arms exports to Israel" and that the federation "previously endorsed the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel".

A General Council 44 proposal (FSL01, February 2022) from the Fundy St. Lawrence Dawning Waters Regional Council asks the General Council to "Endorse the 2005 Palestinian call for Boycott Divestment and Sanctions (BDS)", and the council is listed on the Apartheid-Free Communities list.

New Brunswick Coalition for Pay Equity is listed as a signatory of the February 2024 open letter to the Minister of Foreign Affairs that urges "halting further arms exports, alongside export and brokering authorizations, to Israel" (hrw.org, anglicanlutheran.ca, worldbeyondwar.org).

Independent Jewish Voices New Brunswick is listed as a signatory of the Arms Embargo Now statement, which calls on the Canadian government to impose a full and immediate arms embargo on Israel (armsembargonow.ca), and as an endorsing organization of the Vote Palestine platform, which calls for a full and immediate two-way arms embargo on Israel (votepalestine.ca).

In a November 7, 2024 letter to the UNB president, AUNBT reported a motion its members passed on September 26, 2024: "AUNBT will divest and will call on UNB to divest from any Israeli companies located in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, any arms manufacturers, and any other companies supporting or benefitting from the ongoing oppression of the Palestinian people."

The St. Stephen private university signed the Apartheid-Free Communities pledge, which commits signers to "join others in working to end all support to Israel’s Apartheid regime, settler colonialism, and military occupation."

The Moncton-area group is a member of the Canadian BDS Coalition and co-hosted a May 2024 "Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions - Stop the Bombs!" event in Moncton, telling followers to "fight the genocide by refusing to support companies that benefit from or support the occupation".

The Fredericton group ran a "Flood Costco's Inbox - BDS" campaign during Israeli Apartheid Week 2024, asking people to request that Costco "boycott all Israeli products", and co-hosted a May 2024 Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions event in Moncton.

Fierté Fredericton Pride announced in 2024 that it would not accept sponsorships from businesses or organizations on the Canadian BDS Coalition list and barred listed banks and businesses from its parade.