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Ammonia leak forces evacuation of N.B. brewery, sends two workers to hospital
An ammonia leak forced the evacuation of Moosehead Breweries in Saint John, N.B., today.
Daylong Deaf Community Retreat is Saturday
The Daylong Deaf Community Retreat with the Rev. Michael Depcik is scheduled from 8:30 a.m.to 4 p.m. Saturday at St.
RCMP arrest suspect after shooting sends man to hospital in New Brunswick
CANADIAN PRESS The Cape Breton Post LOWER NORTON, N.B. a ' The RCMP have made an arrest in connection with a shooting in New Brunswick that sent a man to hospital.
Bell ups the ante in Canada's Internet speed war
University students use the internet at a coffee shop. Photograph by: Pierre Obendrauf, Canwest News Service OTTAWA a ' Internet service in Central Canada is set to take a bold step into the future with the introduction by Bell Canada of technology that could pipe much larger volumes of data into people's homes.
After getting a tip, the major crimes unit of the Saint John Police Force raided a north end house Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. and seized three firearms along with ammunition.
Losing bus would be inconvenient for St. Stephen native
This Canadian border town might soon have better public transportation to Bangor, Maine, than to Saint John or Fredericton.
Town wants piece of energy corridor
The concept of a regional electricity transmission system through the province has piqued the interest of one Sussex town councillor.
Businesses have to do their part to help police: chief
With 2010 not even a month old, armed robbers have targeted three city businesses.
Furniture stolen in Saint John, N.B. last year recovered in Colchester County
BIBLE HILL Police have recovered more than $40,000 of stolen furniture during searches this week of five Colchester County properties.
Donor offers to buy 'moon suits' for kids with rare disease from sunlight
SAINT JOHN, N.B. a ' An offer to pay for two "moon suits" for a young New Brunswick brother and sister with a rare photosensitivity disease has been a ray of hope for a family struggling to cope with the knowledge that sunlight can kill their children.
Third Tory economic report card cost taxpayers over $143,000
The cost of those taxpayer-funded Conservative government exercises in economic accountability and self-promotion has passed $250,000 - and will rise further.
Police are investigating a rash of similar break and enters. In all five break-ins, the front door of a business was broken open but nothing was missing, said Sgt.
Joanna Everitt, a professor who specializes in Canadian politics, will host a lunch and learn at noon on Friday, Feb.
Saint John woman faces arson charge
A Saint John woman is facing an arson charge after an early morning fire at an apartment building in the city's south end on Saturday, police say.
Two Irving-owned trucking firms merge in N.B., Sunbury closing in Fredericton
The mayor of Fredericton says he is shocked by news that Irving-owned Sunbury Transport is leaving his city and moving to Saint John, N.B. Mayor Brad Woodside says between 40 and 45 workers will be affected by the decision.
Saint John did get some A's in conference board survey
You might have to look long and hard, but there are bright spots for Saint John in a recent survey that rated the overall appeal of Canada's biggest cities.
The Canadian Red Cross received about $7,000 from fans at Harbour Station for its Haiti relief efforts.
Businessperson proud of family owned brewery
Andrew Oland of Moosehead Breweries poses for a photo with Ben Holden of the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority Wednesday in Regina Photograph by: Bryan Schlosser, Regina Leader-Post, Saskatchewan News Network; Regina Leader-Post As the scion of the Oland brewing family, Andrew Oland is the sixth generation of the family to operate a brewing ...
NB Power deal rewritten to counter public outcry over sale to Hydro-Quebec
The New Brunswick government is changing course on its plan to sell NB Power to Hydro-Quebec, announcing details today of a watered down deal after a public outcry over the original proposal.
New Brunswick girl, 16, found guilty of killing man, 78
SAINT JOHN, N.B. a ' A teenage girl who stabbed an elderly New Brunswick man in the neck and left him to die was found guilty Tuesday of second-degree murder.