1 hr ago | The Victoria Star
Two-vehicle crash in southern New Brunswick sends six people to hospital
Six people were sent to hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Highway 1 today near Pocologan in southern New Brunswick.
5 hrs ago | Toronto Sun
State funeral for Romeo LeBlanc
A silver hearse carries the casket containing the remains of Romeo LeBlanc, former Governor General of Canada, to Saint Thomas church for a state funeral service in Memramcook, New Brunswick, July 3, 2009.
9 hrs ago | Peterborough Examiner
Prince of Wales Public School to launch arts program
Starting in September, all pupils at Prince of Wales Public School will focus on the arts through hands-on workshops with local musicians, actors, painters and artisans.
13 hrs ago | Western morning News
THE Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall arrived on the Isles of Scilly yesterday for a tour of the island's boat club, horticultural centre and harbour.
18 hrs ago | Worthing Today
Tributes flood in for commanding officer
An Oxfordshire soldier who is the most senior British Army officer to be killed in action since the Falklands War was described as "a born soldier" who was "destined for greatness". Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, of Kirtlington, commanding officer of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, was killed near Lashkar Gah in Helmand province, southern ...
22 hrs ago | KXMA-TV Dickinson
Kaymer leads after first round of French Open
Eds: APNewsNow. By TRUNG LATIEULE Associated Press Writer SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France Martin Kaymer of Germany leads the French Open by three strokes after the first round, tying the course record with a 9-under 62.
MP lobbying for return of 92-year-old remains
A Toronto-area MP wants the remains of a woman buried in a London cemetery for the last nine decades moved to her family's burial plot in New Brunswick.
Female impersonator Christopher Pearson brings 'Eyecons' to Theatre of the Arts
Captivating audiences with a theatrical flair of female impersonations, Christopher Peterson joins the Rehoboth Theater of the Arts for the first time this summer as he transforms into a multitude of divas of diverse talents.
Pilots flying high after royal honour
Royal Navy helicopter pilots and ground staff based at Yeovilton in Somerset who have served in Afghanistan received their campaign medals from the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall yesterday.
Former governor general Romeo LeBlanc lies in state in N.B. hometown
Members of the public are getting an opportunity today to pay their respects to Romeo LeBlanc, the first Acadian to be appointed governor general of Canada.
Romeo LeBlanc was a simple man dedicated to helping those in need, said family members, friends and one-time political adversaries of the former governor general on Wednesday.
Saint John celebrates Canada Day
Port City has a lot on the go on July 1. A1 Diane Henry Saint Johners will turn out in droves for this year's Canada Day celebration that is sure to impress and entertain.
Canadian EI payments below OECD average: study
Tavia Grant Last updated on Tuesday, Jun. 30, 2009 03:45PM EDT J obless benefits in Canada are well below the average for OECD countries and, despite recent federal government enhancements to the system, remain more meagre than in previous recessions, a study said Tuesday.
Suspect in home invasion sought by police
Police say a man fitting this description broke into a home in the Oak Mountain community.
N.B. Power to transport new rotors by barge to Point Lepreau nuclear plant
Eight months after they accidentally toppled into Saint John harbour , a pair of turbine rotors that are part of the refit project at New Brunswick's Point Lepreau nuclear plant are expected to make their final journey this week.
Monarchy backed by 59% in Wales
More than half of people in Wales support the monarchy and value the role of the Prince of Wales, a survey for BBC Wales suggests.
Forest Service considers SE Alaska road closures
The Craig and Thorne Bay Ranger Districts are seeking to reduce the 1,419 miles of open Forest Service roads on Prince of Wales Island by 40 percent.
Three people charged in theft of beer named by RCMP
Forty-four-year-old Raymond Bennett of Baie Verte has been charged with break and enter, and possession of stolen property in the theft of 200 cases of beer from a distributor in Baie Verte.
Canada least likely to face immigration backlash: OECD
An inflatable boat packed with immigrants, calling for help, is seen at sea at the maritime border between Greece and Turkey on May 30 in the Aegean Sea island of Agathonissi.
Emergency personnel and bystanders worked together to help rescue four people after a vehicle went over an embankment and fell into a river below.