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With his wife and children off to do some holiday shopping, Eric Garnier had settled in to do some office work for his business.
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Camilla welcomes hospice children to Highgrove
The Duchess of Cornwall has met children with rare medical conditions from a Welsh hospice at her Gloucestershire home.
A Lepreau man was taken to the Saint John Regional Hospital in serious condition late Thursday morning after a chimney fell on him and pinned both his arms.
N.B. police identify 19-year-old woman killed in single vehicle accident
Police have identified a 19-year-old New Brunswick woman killed in a single vehicle accident.
Fatal accident in Upper Tracy being investigated by the RCMP
Police are investigating a single-vehicle accident Monday night that claimed the life of a 19-year-old woman from Fredericton Junction.
Charles backs Lumley's Gurkha cause
Gurkhas champion Joanna Lumley has won the backing of the Prince of Wales as she returned to the campaign trail to raise millions of pounds for elderly veterans in Nepal.
Ruptured gas line forces evacuation
About 25 people had to be evacuated from their homes yesterday afternoon after a gas leak in the city's downtown closed streets for several hours.
Charles faces lobbying accusations
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Longest serving sub-postmistress to retire
Mail was still delivered by horse-drawn carriage and telegrams were at the height of their popularity when Anne Gillies began serving customers on the Isle of Skye in 1948.
Seized drugs were for pain: accused
A Marrtown man charged with drug trafficking testified Thursday the drugs he had in his possession when police raided his home on May 20, 2008, were all meant to help him fight the pain he suffers as a result of two motor vehicle accidents.
'Broker' Brown heads to Copenhagen
Gordon Brown is heading to the UN climate negotiations in Copenhagen with the aim of establishing himself as a major "broker" of the talks by pressing the case of the developing world.
How the Prince of Wales's harpist destroyed herself
As Royal Harpist, Jemima had the world at her feet. But behind her conviction this week for theft is a story of abortions, violent boyfriends, heroin addiction and a terrible family tragedy During the darkest periods of her life - and there have been many - Jemima Phillips has found solace in her harp, hoping perhaps that the serenity and beauty of ...
Prince William to take on greater role in England's monarchy
The Queen of England, Elizabeth II, will hand over significant public duties to her grandson Prince William.
Hero Royal Marine proposes at Buckingham Palace after receiving medal for bravery
An heroic Royal Marine asked his girlfriend to marry him at Buckingham Palace today - moments after being awarded a medal for bravery.
Wakefield: Coal museum's wizard from Oz gets her OBE
By Mark Lavery She's the Australian who spent more than two decades helping save Britain's Industrial heritage from going under.
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Review of payments by royal protection officers planned
A Labour peer will review the practice of Scotland Yard armed protection officers using corporate credit cards to pay for Royal expenses.
Harrogate 108 gallery's London triumph a Harrogate art gallery is...
A HARROGATE art gallery is enjoying success in London with an artist it championed from the very start of his career.
Hydro won't let NB Power languish, CEO says
New Brunswickers need not worry that Hydro-Quebec will buy NB Power and then let it languish.
Health chiefs investigate suspected Norovirus outbreak at Prince of Wales hotel in Southport
HEALTH chiefs were today investigating a second Southport hotel over a possible outbreak of the winter vomiting bug.
Charles opens his model village construction college
The Prince of Wales is to meet budding stone masons when he officially opens a construction college at his model village in Dorset.