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Smith, Flemming score big at Petty, Scotia
Greg Proude , John Flemming and Shawn Turple celebrated on the podium with Lucas Oil representative John Coyle at the Lucas Oil 150.
John Martin brought occupational health to Newfoundland
As a physician, John Martin was clever, attentive, detail-oriented and personable.
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Christine Wood granted bail in 'Baby Taylor' case
Woman granted bail in 'Baby Taylor' case
A New Brunswick woman, charged in connection with the discovery of the body of a newborn in a snow bank on Taylor Road near Monteagle in 2009, has been granted bail.
RCMP 'relieved' to see charges in Baby Taylor case
A 30-year-old New Brunswick woman has been charged in connection with the discovery of the body of a newborn boy found on Taylor Road near Monteagle, N.B. in 2009.
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Riverview Mother Christine Wood charged in connection with 2009 newborn death of Baby Taylor
Woman charged with hiding newborn's body
A 30-year-old New Brunswick woman has been charged in connection with the discovery of the body of a newborn boy found on Taylor Road near Monteagle, N.B. in 2009.
Ralph Loder makes a comment during Gerry Byrne's meeting on the Qalipu Mi'kmaq agreement, held at the Pepsi Centre Thursday.
Lorry stuck under bridge in Hove
Yes I saw what happened. The lorry tried to go under the bridge but it was too big and got stuck.
Bangor ASDA roundabout confusion fears
Gwynedd councillor Chris O'Neal logged eight near misses in 24 minutes at the old Farrar Road site, while shoppers questioned were conflicted over which lane to take for ASDA when approaching from Deiniol Road.
Tree-killing beetle leaves New Brunswick
New Brunswick has been declared free of the brown spruce longhorn beetle, an insect that can do major damage to the environment and to the forest industry.
Petitcodiac area rallies to help fire victim
Neighbours and community groups in the Petitcodiac area are rallying to help a young mother whose house was destroyed by a wildfire in the area earlier this month.
Pedalling towards better mental health resources
Last Sunday , Ginny and Kerry Dennehy rode off from Meadow Park to take an important message across Canada.
NBCC Moncton students help give Johnson's Mills Shorebird Reserve a facelift
Members of the carpentry program at the New Brunswick Community College - Moncton Campus tear out the old deck at the Johnson's Mills Shorebird Reserve and Interpretive Centre before replacing it with a new structure.
Fundy Footpath draws 'upswing of hikers'
The Fundy Footpath is a 50-kilometre trail that winds through a rare expanse of New Brunswick coastal forest and beaches.
Website returns voices of the displaced
Until the 1970s Canada's national parks were created by removing residents who occupied the targeted lands, all in the belief that visitors would not be able to appreciate nature if there were a human presence.
Maritime stock car season ignites this weekend
Defending Parts for Trucks Pro Stock Tour champion Shawn Turple of Enfield sits in technical inspection during Tech 'n' Tune at Scotia Speedworld.
Summerville-Dorchester museum scrapping for cash to survive
Curios are the charm of this quirky town, and its old waterworks is where a host of them end up.
Une vue d'une ancienne eglise qui est situe au 1590 route 960 a Upper Cape au Nouveau-Brunswick. L'immeuble date de 1891.
Two people have been charged following a robbery in Bexhill.
Nicholas Smith, 43 of Sackville Road, Bexhill and Jane Hennessy, 44 of Putland Crescent, Bexhill have both been charged with robbery.