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Business Entertainment Sports The family of Master Cpl. Charles-Philippe Michaud walk behind the hearst to the funeral service in Edmunston.

Cat McCluskey as Audrey and Michael Ford as Seymour in Moncton High's production of Little Shop of Horrors.

A Colchester-based soldier has been awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal for ignoring his own safety to help troops hurt by an Afghanistan anti-tank mine.

A group of Mohawk Warriors gather at a Canadian border post on the Akwesasne Mohawk Reserve Saturday.

Police are looking for a man in connection with an armed robbery late Wednesday night at a bar in Saint John, N.B. Police say one man entered the Grove Lounge on Golden Grove Road around 11 p.m. with a weapon.

Marks and Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose got two royals for the price of one today, at a celebration to mark the popular retailer's 125th anniversary.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper was criticized this week over his handling of a communion wafer at Romeo LeBlanc's Catholic-service funeral.

He has a reputation as one of England's most brutal tyrants, but Henry VIII, according to Prince Charles, was actually an environmental crusader with a keen interest in architecture.

The Roman Catholic archbishop who administered holy communion to the prime minister last week says he believes Stephen Harper meant no disrespect when he consumed a communion wafer during former governor general Romeo LeBlanc's funeral.

A grandmother from Burmantofts has been presented with a community hero award. Maureen Lillywhite, 57, was invited to a garden party at Clarence House a ' the London home of the Prince of Wales a ' where he handed her one of the prestigious Business in the Community Awards for Excellence.

A Point de Bute man was killed when his car flipped over on the Trans-Canada Highway in Sackville yesterday morning.

The Prince of Wales issued a stark warning to the world as he delivered the Richard Dimbleby lecture, saying: "If we fail the Earth, we fail humanity." In the major speech, Charles set out his vision for tackling the pressing problems of the "environmental crisis" and the added concern of an economic system with "enormous shortcomings". A new ...

MacKay touts $5-billion combat-vehicle upgrade Defence Minister Peter MacKay addresses an audience of military personnel at CFB Gagetown in Oromocto, N.B., on July 8, 2009.

The tip of Cape Spear will likely be the last piece of land Peter Bray will see for some time.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper consumed a communion wafer given him by a Roman Catholic priest last week and did not put it in his pocket as critics allege, says a spokesman.

Residents turned out in force Tuesday to learn about $36-million worth of work to upgrade New Brunswick Southern Railway's system in an investment that will solidify the railway's future for up to 75 years.

Card party at Debec W.I. Hall at 7:30 p.m. AA meeting will be held at the Salvation Army at 8 p.m. "50 Plus" Aquacise classes, Carleton Civic Centre pool, 10 to 11 a.m. VON Foot Clinic every other Wednesday at 261 Connell St., Woodstock.

With fiddle music in the background and Acadian performers dancing up a storm, history is enlivened with a rhythmic step.

The federal government is expected to announce Wednesday a long-anticipated overhaul of the Canadian army's battered fleet of light armoured vehicles.

Close You asked. We're building it. Fredericton, Saint John to get fibre-optic hook-up A telecom worker lays fibre-optic cable Bell Aliant, N.B. will make two cities Canada's first in which every home, business is connected by fibre-optic cables Fredericton, N.B. - Last updated on Tuesday, Jul.