Editing University of New Brunswick (section)

===Notable alumni===

As of 2023, the University of New Brunswick reports over 95,000 living alumni, with 41,715 in New Brunswick.<ref name="UNB Quick Facts"/>
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* [[D. Craig Aitchison]] – Canadian military general
* [[Jenica Atwin]] – Member of the Canadian Parliament, researcher, and educator
* [[Alfred Bailey (poet)|Alfred Bailey]] – educator, poet, anthropologist, ethnohistorian
* [[David Bashow]], fighter pilot, professor, and military historian
* [[Francesco Bellini]] – scientist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of [[Shire (pharmaceutical company)|BioChem Pharma]]
* [[George Best (clergyman)|George Best]] – first president of [[University of King's College]] 
* [[Elizabeth Brewster]] – poet and academic 
* [[Rod Bryden]] – business executive 
* [[Bliss Carman]] – 19th-century Canadian poet
* [[J. Howard Crocker]] – Canadian educator for the [[YMCA]] and [[University of Western Ontario]], and sports executive with the [[Amateur Athletic Union of Canada]] and the [[Canadian Olympic Committee]]<ref>{{cite news|title=Crocker, John Howard|newspaper=The Register|location=Fredericton, New Brunswick|publisher=The Associated Alumni of the University of New Brunswick|date=1924|page=76}}</ref><ref>{{cite news|title=Personal Interest|date=June 6, 1898|newspaper=[[The Chronicle Herald|The Halifax Herald]]|location=Halifax, Nova Scotia|page=8|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/121461344/crocker-1898/|access-date=May 28, 2023|archive-date=March 23, 2023|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230323172153/https://www.newspapers.com/clip/121461344/crocker-1898/|url-status=live}}</ref>
* [[Oswald Smith Crocket]] – [[Puisne Justice]] of the Supreme Court of Canada
* [[Richard Currie]] – business executive, Chancellor Emeritus of UNB
* [[Joseph Daigle (New Brunswick politician)|Joseph Z. Daigle]] – politician, jurist and Chief Justice of New Brunswick
* [[Kwame Dawes]] – artist and academic 
* [[Julie Dickson]] – civil servant
* [[Darrell Duffie]] – economist and Dean Witter Distinguished Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business
* [[Fredrik Stefan Eaton]] – former business executive and High Commissioner to the United Kingdom 
* [[George Eulas Foster|Sir George Eulas Foster]] – politician, academic, and Minister of Finance 
* [[Mabel French]] – the first woman in New Brunswick to be awarded a Bachelor of Civil Law degree and the first woman to practice law in two separate Canadian provinces, New Brunswick and British Columbia
* [[David A. Ganong]] – President of [[Ganong Bros.|Ganong Bros. Limited]]
* [[William Francis Ganong]] – botanist, historian, cartographer
* [[Shawn Graham]] – former [[Premier of New Brunswick]] 
* [[John Douglas Hazen|Sir John Douglas Hazen]] – politician and jurist, former Premier of New Brunswick and Chief Justice of New Brunswick
* [[Loyola Hearn]] – former politician and Ambassador to Ireland
* [[Blaine Higgs]] – Premier of New Brunswick
* [[Alan R. Hildebrand]] – planetary scientist, discovered significance of [[Chicxulub crater]]
* [[Sam Hinds]] – former [[Prime Minister of Guyana]]
* [[Norman Inkster]] – former Commissioner of the RCMP & former President of [[INTERPOL]]
* [[Sam Johnston (New Brunswick politician)|Sam Johnston]] – New Brunswick MLA
* [[Henry Ketchum]] – railway engineer, UNB's first graduate in engineering
* [[Gérard La Forest]] – former [[Puisne Justice]] of the Supreme Court of Canada
* [[Kelly Lamrock]] – former politician, cabinet minister and Attorney General of New Brunswick
* [[Walter Learning]] – theatre director and founder of [[Theatre New Brunswick]]
* [[Alaina Lockhart]] – Member of Parliament 
* [[Nicole Lundrigan]] – writer
* [[Elizabeth Roberts MacDonald]] – writer, suffragist
* [[Wade MacLauchlan]] – [[Premier of Prince Edward Island]] 
* [[Alistair MacLeod]] – author
* [[Doug Mastriano]] – U.S. politician and retired military officer 
* [[McCain Foods|Allison McCain]] – business executive, philanthropist, Chairman of the Board of [[McCain Foods|McCain Foods Limited]] and former Chancellor of UNB
* [[Frank McKenna]] – former [[Premier of New Brunswick]], Ambassador to the United States, and banker
* [[John B. McNair]] – former [[Premier of New Brunswick]], [[Chief Justice of New Brunswick]], and [[Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick]]
* [[Gerald Merrithew]] – educator, politician
* [[Gerard Mitchell]] – jurist and former Chief Justice of Prince Edward Island
* [[James Mitchell (Canadian politician)|James Mitchell]] – Premier of New Brunswick
* [[Shawn Murphy (politician)|Shawn Murphy]] – lawyer and politician
* [[Anne Murray]] – [[Grammy Award]]-winning singer
* [[Graydon Nicholas]] – jurist and first aboriginal [[Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick]], first aboriginal man in Atlantic Canada to earn a law degree 
* [[Robert Nielsen]] – journalist
* [[Penny Park]] – science journalist
* [[Tony Proudfoot]] – all-star [[Canadian Football League|CFL]] ([[Montreal Alouettes]] and [[BC Lions]]) player
* [[William Pugsley]] – politician, Premier of New Brunswick, and Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
* [[Lalith J. Rao]] – Indian classical singer and a representative of the [[Agra gharana]]
* [[Charles D. Richards]] – former Premier of New Brunswick, Chief Justice of New Brunswick
* [[Charles G. D. Roberts|Sir Charles G. D. Roberts]] – 19th-century Canadian poet and author
* [[Andy Scott (politician)|Andy Scott]] – politician
* [[Lesley Shannon]] – professor
* [[Chris Simpson (cardiologist)|Dr. Chris Simpson]] – physician, 147th President of the Canadian Medical Association
* [[Scott Smith (ice hockey)|Scott Smith]] – President of Hockey Canada
* [[Leonard Percy de Wolfe Tilley]] – politician and former Premier of New Brunswick 
* [[Clark Todd]] – journalist, killed on assignment in Lebanon
* [[R. M. Vaughan]] – Canadian poet, novelist and playwright
* [[Edward Ludlow Wetmore]] – politician, jurist and Chief Justice of Saskatchewan
* [[Mary Matilda Winslow]] – the University of New Brunswick's first black female graduate
* [[Doug Young (politician)|Doug Young]] – lawyer and politician, former [[Minister of National Defence (Canada)|Minister of National Defence]], and Leader of the Liberal Party of New Brunswick
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File:Lord Beaverbrook 1947b.jpg|[[Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook|Lord Beaverbrook]], Anglo-Canadian press baron & member of the [[War cabinet|British War Cabinet]]
File:Oswald Smith Crocket.jpg|[[Oswald Smith Crocket]], Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
File:Wade MacLauchlan in DC (cropped).jpg|[[Wade MacLauchlan]], former [[Premier of Prince Edward Island]]
File:Frank McKenna2.jpg|[[Frank McKenna]], former [[List of ambassadors of Canada to the United States|Ambassador]] & [[Premier of New Brunswick]]
File:Charles G. D. Roberts cph.3a43709.jpg|[[Charles G. D. Roberts|Sir Charles G.D. Roberts]], author
File:Anne Murray (2 to 3 crop).jpg|[[Anne Murray]], four-time [[Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance|Grammy Award]] winner
File:Bliss Carman LCCN2001704009.jpg|[[Bliss Carman]], Canada's [[poet laureate]]
File:Sam Hinds 2006.jpg|[[Sam Hinds]], [[Prime Minister of Guyana]] (1992-2015)
File:William Francis Ganong pub. 1942.jpg|[[William Francis Ganong]], Canadian [[botanist]] and historian
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