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Trapped inside an orthodontist's body
You might have seen him handing over any number of giant cardboard cheques to community organizations, flying through the skies above Fredericton in one of his charter airplanes, or even fixing teeth at Hatheway Orthodontic Clinic on Brunswick Street.
Investment in Forces could help businesses in Fredericton
Businesses in Atlantic Canada, New Brunswick and maybe the Fredericton area stand to reap a good chunk of the benefits from the $5.2-billion investment in the Forces' land combat vehicles.
Fredericton, Saint John to get fibre-optic hook-up
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Tucker wins Forbes Chevrolet 100 Shawn Tucker of Fredericton, N.B., won the Carquest Pro Stock Tour's Forbes Chevrolet 100 at Scotia Speedworld yesterday afternoon.
Ann Cleveland began her career out of necessity, with a little bit of luck thrown in.
Soprano criticizes health care system that nearly failed her
Singer Measha Brueggergosman is recovering from open-heart surgery. The delay in getting surgery that ultimately saved her life has transformed outspoken Canadian opera singer Measha Brueggergosman into an outspoken critic of the failings of Canadian health care.
For dog owners at the end of their leash
If their bark is bad and their bite is worse, your canine pal may be able to fetch the title of Canada's Naughtiest Dog.
Fredericton fire exposes 911 cellphone problem
A Fredericton-area woman is fortunate that fire crews were able to locate her burning home on Wednesday after she passed out while trying to give her address over a cellular phone.
Letters | What on earth was council thinking?
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NB Foundation for the Arts embarks on new direction
The New Brunswick Foundation for the Arts , announced in Fredericton, Wednesday, the launch of the Arts and Cultural Endowment Incentives Program for New Brunswick, as well as the NBFA's future initiatives and the foundation's new logo and website.
Cab driver found guilty for fatal accident
A judge said it was clear that a pedestrian had the right-of-way when he was struck and killed by a cab in downtown Fredericton last year, and he found the cab driver guilty of driving without due care and attention.
Three Strikes and You're Fired
Matt McCann wasn't supposed to spend his summer working for St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Alleged terrorist says he was asked to leave domestic airline flight
Alleged terrorist Adil Charkaoui was halfway through a flight to Montreal from Fredericton this month when the plane turned back to New Brunswick and he was ordered off the flight, he said Thursday.
Letters | Suicide bombings are acts of desperation
Thank you for publishing the letter by Robert Francis on May 16. It was in response to my letter of May 7, on the subject of "terrorism." I think it is very appropriate and desirable that The Daily Gleaner, as the only newspaper in Fredericton, have some intellectual debates.
Romeo LeBlanc dies after lengthy illness
Romeo LeBlanc will be remembered as the first Acadian and the first Atlantic Canadian to become governor general.
City accused of not doing enough to keep bus line downtown
A torrent of opposition hit city council Monday night as students and environmentalists said the city has an obligation to try to offer incentives or help negotiate a deal to keep Acadian Coach Lines downtown.
As I sit in my office in the Government Members Building and look out the window, I am amazed at how much construction is going on in Fredericton.
Teens discouraged from drinking, wearing shorts or slacks at Exhibition dances
The following students from the Miramichi area were awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees at the Convocation exercises of St.
More major construction work lies ahead for Fredericton streets, and it's going to prevent motorists from using some of their favourite routes.
Old Iron draws power enthusiasts
John Beyer of Fredericton, New Brunswick, hooked his fingers through the straps of his denim overalls and carefully assessed a row of antique engines.