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NB Power and Hydro- Quebec: Tilting at windmills
For all who have been waiting for that signature moment when Shawn Graham turns from mild-mannered politico into "Captain Transformation," it happened late last week in a dark hallway at Freddy Beach.
New Brunswick minister says Quebec hydro deal a 'win-win'
Hydro-QuA©bec says it will offer employment to all NB Power employees and will respect existing labour agreements.
H1N1 vaccination clinics for priority groups will held in Sussex today and in Saint John on Friday.
A federal parolee who was returned to prison to complete his sentence after a 12-hour standoff with city police on Aug.
Due to a shortage of H1N1 vaccines, Horizon Health Network has announced that the clinics listed at these locations have been postponed until further notice: Back Bay Elementary School, Hammond River Valley Elementary School, Lawrence Station School, Quispamsis Elementary School, Champlain Heights Elementary School and St.
Conservation council hails NB Power sale
Is it a handshake with the devil or a match made in heaven? Stephen MacGillivray photo Premier Shawn Graham and Quebec Premier Jean Charest announced the sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec at Government house on Thursday.
Man faces charges after deer shot near Saint John homes
A Saint John man is facing a number of charges after he allegedly shot and killed a deer in a residential area in Red Head Sunday morning.
Due to a shortage of vaccines, the following H1N1 vaccination clinics scheduled for today and Sunday have been temporarily postponed until a new shipment of the vaccine is received: Belleisle Regional High School, 1800 Route 124, Springfield, scheduled for today ; MacDonald Consolidated School, 3950 Route 845, scheduled for Sunday ; St.
Political brawl looms for Que.-N.B. energy deal
The agreement was made public Thursday by Quebeca TMs Jean Charest, left, and New Brunswicka TMs Shawn Graham.
Saint john restos want foodies to Chop chop
The first, hopefully annual, Chop Chop "feast-ival" starts Sunday in uptown Saint John, running until Nov.
Just before 9 p.m. on Wednesday, a man entered Olsen Meat and Produce on Lancaster Avenue wearing a mask and brandishing a weapon.
Bangor, Saint John links sought
Civic leaders from Bangor met Thursday with their counterparts from Saint John, New Brunswick, for a series of sessions on tourism, economic development, transportation and energy in hopes of fostering collaboration.
The Maritime greyhound adoption program is hosting a meet and greet at Market Square on Saturday, Nov.
Chief Justice of Canada Beverley McLachlin is scheduled to be a guest speaker at a fundraiser luncheon for public art later this month.
N.B. doctors want blood services kept in Saint John
Dear Ms. Hollins: We are writing to express our continued opposition to the closure of the Canadian Blood Service production facility in New Brunswick.
One man was taken to hospital Monday around 4 p.m. after his motorcycle collided with a mini van on the Lepreau Village Road in Lepreau.
Afghan doctor builds new life in Saint John
Among the nearly 80 people sworn in as Canadian citizens last week in Saint John was an Afghan doctor who emigrated to the city with her four children.
National Gallery of Canada presents Master Canadian Artist Miller Brittain
New Brunswick's Miller Brittain burst upon the Canadian art scene with masterful emotion-filled drawings and paintings of the human form at a time when landscapes by the Group of Seven held sway.
Rain knocks out power in Maritimes
Rothesay Avenue was one of the roads flooded in east Saint John Saturday night. High winds and heavy rain Saturday knocked out power to thousands of homes in some parts of the Maritimes.