23 hrs ago | The Victoria Star
Seniors are not getting a break from the high raising cost of living from Shawn Graham.
Tories step up attacks on pact
Bolstered by a poll that suddenly shows them holding a 12-point lead over the Liberals, the re-energized Tories stepped up their attacks on Tuesday, hammering away at the government's proposed plan to sell most of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec. Three Tories came to the legislative chambers carrying petitions from citizens opposed to the memorandum of ...
Liberals are moving N.B. forward
The recent gathering of Liberals at our biennial policy convention in Fredericton made me proud to be a Liberal and honoured to be given the opportunity to serve as president of the N.B. Liberal Association for another term.
Updating the federal Opposition
Mayor Stephen Brunet is pleased with how a meeting went last week between three northern mayors and federal Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff.
NB Power deal saving jobs already - Graham
As protesters loudly railed against the pending sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec, Shawn Graham continued to defend the deal, saying it was already protecting jobs and spurring the interest of companies looking to set up shop here.
Police seek witnesses to Cortlandt crash that killed trucker
CONTINENTAL VILLAGE - State police are seeking witnesses to a fiery crash on Route 9 that took the life of a Canadian trucker Monday afternoon.
Another player in the power game
Will the planned sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec mean the end of Perth-Andover Electric Light Commission's claim to the cheapest power in New Brunswick? Dan Dionne, the chief administrative officer for the village, said the community is still trying to determine exactly how the planned sale will affect New Brunswick's smallest electrical utility.
Mayors present concerns to federal Liberal leader
Federal Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff and MP for Madawaska-Restigouche Jean-Claude D'Amours met the mayors of Bathurst, Campbellton, and Edmunston, last evening in advance of a Liberal Party fundraiser to discuss economic development in Northern New Brunswick.
Bodybuilders to strut stuff at Playhouse
For the fourth consecutive year, bodybuilding and figure athletes from across the province will gather at the Playhouse to compete for top honours in their respective classes at the New Brunswick Bodybuilding & Figure Championships.
Tree of Hope campaign launched
The November chill wasn't enough to deter dozens of people from gathering outside the Dr.
Minister says holding line meets top concern of mayors
Towns and cities in northern New Brunswick will receive the same level of funding from the provincial government in 2010 as they did this year.
Fund created to spur art projects in Fredericton
The New Brunswick Arts Board, the city and the federal and provincial governments are providing $70,000 to fund artists who want to create community arts projects in the city.
Bathurst girls win soccer title
Ecole Secondaire Nepisiguit Rebelles of Bathurst won the New Brunswick AAA high school junior girls soccer championship here Saturday.
Fraser Papers Announces Financial Results for the Third Quarter of 2009
Fraser Papers Inc. today reported financial results for the third quarter ended October 3, 2009.
Following are links to some stories on the memorandum of understanding to sell of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec: 1. There's strong positive reaction side Quebec to news of the MOU.
NB Power deal could save Edmundston mill
The CEO of Fraser Papers Inc. says the decision to sell NB Power's assets to Hydro-Quebec will help the company's Edmundston mill survive.
He has vanished the Statue of Liberty, walked through the Great Wall of China, flown through the air and made audience members disappear and reappear in places they would never expect.
N.B. woman chosen to guard Olympic flame
A young aboriginal woman from northwestern New Brunswick is going to Greece next week to get the Olympic flame.
Moncton may get its first snow this season
Will Metro Moncton get its first taste of snow this fall, with more than a week still left in October? According to Environment Canada, area residents can expect to receive periods of rain mixed with snow this afternoon for southeastern New Brunswick, the Miramichi area and the northeast.
Celebrating small business and women entrepreneurs
During this year's Small Business Week, the six development officers with the N.B. Association of CBDCs will host award galas across the province to highlight the success of women in business.