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The provincial government is spending $5.22 million on seven rural highway projects south of Fredericton.

The Speedway 660 season opened at the Fredericton raceway on Saturday. Placing first in the 30-lap Martin's Home Heating Sportsmen Feature was Wade Harris of Canal.

It's full speed ahead for the 16th season of Speedway 660. The regular season begins a week from today, but already many of the drivers from the three competitive divisions - pro stock, sportsman and street stock - have run their cars at the track and are gearing up as they make sure their cars are in working order and making chassis adjustments in ...

We are always quick to criticize but slow to praise our politicians, particularly if they are on the government side.

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In the past few months, Canadian casualties appear to be on the rise, not only those killed in action, but also the wounded and the people who have suffered the lasting after effects of this mission.

It has been a very sad time for those in our community who work so hard to protect animals from abuse such as that inflicted by Keith Barton when he killed five of his dogs and severely injured a sixth.

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Submissions to Religion Digest must be received by Monday noon for publication on Thursday.

The educational institutions found in Fredericton have blessed this city with an abundance of what I will call smart power.

I am absolutely sickened by the news regarding the building of a Costco store on the University of New Brunswick Woodlot.

Letters NB Power CEO is worth executive pay Published Tuesday December 16th, 2008 A6 It never ceases to amaze me what will ruffle people's feathers.

It's the time of year when holiday parties abound and drinks flow freely. Just don't get so caught up in celebrating the season that you end up having a few too many beverages and climb behind the wheel of a ...

More than 3,400 homes in the Fredericton area were without power Monday morning after heavy snow dragged down trees and tree limbs onto power lines, NB Power said.