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Don't base your reaction to NB Power issue on emotion
For years I've heard New Brunswickers complain about NB Power's mismanagement, and now that there's a viable proposal on the table, we see a huge swell of opposition, much of it based on nothing more than how people "feel." Whether it's bitterness towards the premier, a grudge against the Liberals or a hate for Quebec, few people I've heard seem ...
The Olympic torch covered a lot of ground in Canada's north. Canadian Press photographer Jonathan Hayward was on the road with the torch relay as it made stops in Churchill, Man., as well as Alert, the northernmost permanently inhabited place in the world.
Fredericton's favourite 'voice' remembered fondly
Fredericton has lost one of its favourite voices. Submitted photo Thom Joordens represented Fredericton around the world as town crier.
Texas Ranger allegedly killed N.B. singer
No charges are expected to be laid against a Texas Ranger who reportedly shot and killed a popular New Brunswick singer-songwriter in his wheelchair in Fort Stockton, Texas, on Friday.
Emergency personnel remove a trapped individual from a vehicle Monday afternoon on the Trans-Canada Highway near Fredericton.
Fredericton man shot and killed by Texas police
An undated police handout photo of Thomas Andrew Reid, a Canadian musician who was killed in Texas Nov.
More than 100 gather for candlelight vigil for murdered New Brunswick teen
More than 100 people gathered on the weekend for a candlelight vigil in Fredericton to pay tribute to murdered teenager Hilary Bonnell.
Drummers lead a march through Fredericton on Saturday as part of a vigil to honour Hilary Bonnell.
Many of book's top authors have some connection to Fredericton
How do a couple of literary buffs determine "Atlantic Canada's top one hundred books of all time?" Their first step was to determine what actually made a book "Atlantic Canadian." The criteria they used were books that were published here, written by writers from here, or written by writers who have lived here for a significant portion of their ...
Furnace oil leak forces man to have his home destroyed
A home in Nasonworth fell to the wrecker's ball this week and its demolition should serve as a stark warning of what can go wrong for anyone who heats their home with oil, says Deverne Jones.
Fredericton takes to the stage
Fredericton Onstage event combines music with art and culture for an unforgettable evening.
NB Power sale is a fantastic deal if you're Quebec
Congratulations to Hydro-Quebec for negotiating such a wonderful deal for the province of Quebec during a time of financial stress.
Acadian Coach Lines has submitted a proposal to the Energy and Utilities Board to cut some routes in the region.
Vandals damage Fredericton cenotaph, angering vets
Home : Top Stories : Vandals damage Fredericton cenotaph, angering vets Vandals damage Fredericton cenotaph, angering vets Photos View Larger Image 'It's sad to hear the "Fredericton Peace Coalition" say that the vandalism of the cenotaph is insignificant compared to the "real crime" of the war in Afghanistan.'That is why I have absolutely no ...
Ignatieff stays out of NB Power debate
Michael Ignatieff refused to be drawn into the ongoing discussion of the sale of NB Power yesterday, saying he won't interfere with Premier Shawn Graham's right to govern in New Brunswick.
N.B. premier confident voters will see benefits of his government's decisions
New Brunswickers will go to the polls in a provincial election next September, but if the last three years are any indication, the next 10 months could prove a major challenge for Premier Shawn Graham's Liberal government as it seeks a second mandate.
Military medal left on Ottawa-Fredericton flight returned to owner
A military service medal that was left on board an Air Canada Jazz flight between Ottawa and Fredericton was hand-delivered back to its owner on Friday.
Union at NB Power opposes deal to sell utility's assets
Home : Canada : Union at NB Power opposes deal to sell utility's assets Union at NB Power opposes deal to sell utility's assets Date: Friday Nov.
If the knee doesn't fit. . . sex and health care
"From the clothes we wear to our taste in movies, women are different than men. In fact, research shows we are different all the way down to our knees." So begins an advertisement for the "gender knee," an artificial knee designed for women.
Bell Aliant on track with fibre optic network rollout; profits fell slightly
Bell Aliant Regional Communications Income Fund is on track to rollout its advanced broadband network to customers in Fredericton and Saint John, N.B., by the middle of 2010.