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Rescue attempt over for New Brunswick fishermen
The rescue attempt for two missing fishermen has been called off in New Brunswick, hours after one body was found.
Optimism reigns in Miramichi with saw mill back online
The Miramichi Lumber Products saw mill is up and running again after more than a year of being shut down.
Gaelic Awareness Month: Historic Gaelic ecumenical service at Little Narrows
As part of this year's celebration of Gaelic Awareness Month, the fifth annual Gaelic ecumenical service will take place Sunday at 4 p.m. at Little Narrows Presbyterian Church, with the Rev.
Economic recovery is hit and miss among Canada's mid-sized cities
Some of Canada's mid-sized cities are flourishing - but not all: Almost half of them have not recouped the jobs they lost during the recession.
Brunswick Mine closes Bathurst-area operation
Northern New Brunswick officially lost its largest private sector employer on Tuesday as Spanish mining giant Xstrasta Zinc officially closed the Brunswick Mine just south of Bathurst.
Longboats to come ashore in N.B.
The Miramichi region of New Brunswick may never be the same after the Shelburne Longboat Society stages one of its crowd-pleasing "boat-burning" events.
Atcon leak being investigated, says attorney general
The office of the attorney general has ordered an independent investigation into how a legal document regarding former Premier Shawn Graham's legal fees in the Atcon investigation was leaked to the media.