1 hr ago | CBC News
Paramedics unable to revive Chinese student, inquest hears
Yifan Wang died two days after being pulled from the pool unresponsive in 2011. The two paramedics who responded to the near-drowning of a 17-year-old Chinese student at the Canada Games Aquatic Centre in Saint John in 2011 say they tried their best to resuscitate him, but they couldn't get his heart to beat.
4 hrs ago | The Day
A trio of girls row their way up the Mystic River passing Mystic Seaport and the privateer Lynx on a warm and sunny Tuesday afternoon.
5 hrs ago | CBC News
Rothesay woman killed in domestic homicide
A 33-year-old woman was killed in a domestic homicide on Wednesday morning, according to the Rothesay Regional Police.
10 hrs ago | Nova News Now
Pirates of Port Roseway to invade Osprey
From left to right Nigel Bower, Christine Curry, Samantha Wamback and Ben Pooley are the Pirates of Port Roseway.
14 hrs ago | Mirror.co.uk
Kate Middleton pregnant: Duchess of Cambridge to attend Queen's...
More than 270,000 cups of tea will be consumed along with 20,000 sandwiches and slices of cake at the event which a highlight of the Queen's calendar The Duchess of Cambridge , who is around seven months pregnant, will attend the Buckingham Palace bash along with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, and the Duke and ... (more)
16 hrs ago | Printing Impressions
Atlas Holdings and Blue Wolf Capital to Acquire Twin Rivers Paper
EDMUNDSTON, NB, and MADAWASKA, ME - May 21, 2013 - Blue Wolf Capital Partners and Atlas Holdings today announced that they have reached an agreement to acquire a controlling interest in Twin Rivers Paper from Brookfield Asset Management.
Grand Manan park gets new operator
The Boys and Girls Club of Grand Manan Island will operate Anchorage Provincial Park this season, Tourism Minister Trevor Holder announced on Tuesday.
Unique art treasures shown at gallery
Unique artwork and ceramics will be shown at a gallery opening at 7 p.m. Friday at Petr's Frame House, 2009 16th St.
New Brunswick discouraging new family doctors from practising: medical residents
New Brunswick is discouraging family physicians from practising in the province despite a growing need for care, a number of doctors in the Maritimes say.
Coroner's inquest into Chinese student's death underway
Yifan Wang died two days after being pulled from the pool unresponsive. A coroner's inquest is starting into his death.
New Brunswick MPs weigh in on Senate scandal
Acadie-Bathurst NDP MP Yvon Godin says Conservative Sen. Mike Duffy should be penalized after it was revealed that the Prime Minister's chief of staff Nigel Wright gave him a personal cheque for $90,000 to cover questionable expense claims.
P3 is the only option for Saint John water deal, MP says
Saint John councillors have no choice but to push forward with a public-private partnership on the new water system, according to Conservative MP Rodney Weston.
The integrity issue is reaching critical mass
There's some who still hold to the line. Ethical abuses? No big deal. The people don't care.
What kind of home can $380,588 buy?
The national average price for a home rose to $380,588 in April 2013, an increase of 1.3 per cent from the previous year.
When it comes to selecting shrubbery that smells good, it's hard to beat the scent of a lilac bush.
Kate Middleton does a Marilyn: Gust of wind that lifted Duchess of Cambridge's dress
But windy weather and her flimsy outfit had other ideas. Kate was left red-faced after the gusts lifted up her 38 polka-dot dress, drawing attention instead to her thighs.
Human rights compliant filed on behalf of Ashley Smith
Ashley Smith is shown in this still image taken from a coroner's video. Federal correctional authorities are trying to stop public disclosure of videos and documents during a fight over the scope of an Ontario inquest into the prison death of a deeply troubled teen.
Queen given sneak Chelsea preview
A party of royal guests headed by the Queen will be given a sneak preview of the Chelsea Flower Show, ahead of its public opening.
Northeastern New Brunswick village mourning three fishermen lost at sea
A minister of a United Church in a New Brunswick village says the community is in mourning after several weeks marred with tragedy for the local fishing industry, including the death of three fishermen.
1356' tackles The Hundred Years' War, church and nobility
"Go with God, but fight like the devil." So says a character in Bernard Cornwell's new book, "1356." The Hundred Years' War between England and France is in its 19th year.