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Air Canada talks continue as strike looms
Air Canada contract talks with flight attendants are continuing Monday ahead of a strike deadline on Wednesday at midnight.
Ashley Smith inquest restarts with mistrial motion
The family of Ashley Smith is demanding a restart of the inquest into the troubled teen's prison death.
Air Canada told to improve bilingual service
Canada's official languages watchdog says Air Canada needs to do more to ensure that services are actively provided in English and French where required.
Saint John teen hospitalized after near drowning
A 17-year-old high school student is in critical condition after nearly drowning on Sunday at the Canada Games Aquatic Centre in Saint John.
Bathurst music festival in jeopardy
A long-time Bathurst music festival is in jeopardy after a summer storm damaged its tent and stage.
Moncton tree bylaw faces delays
The province's outdated rules governing municipalities are delaying Moncton's ability to move quickly to protect trees on private property, according to the city's solicitor.
Deported man living in Fredericton homeless shelter
A New Brunswick-born man is now living in a homeless shelter after being deported back to Canada this summer despite spending his entire life in the United States.
Leonard seeks funds for Point Lepreau mistakes
Energy Minister Craig Leonard says New Brunswick should be compensated for the knowledge Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. gleaned from the problematic Point Lepreau refurbishment project.
Friends, students mourn Riverview teacher's death
A popular high school teacher from Riverview, N.B., was killed in a collision between a motorcycle and a pickup truck on Saturday.
Open Farm Day hopes to teach consumers
A Moncton farmer hopes to help consumers understand more about where the items they buy come from during an event on Sunday.
Compost bin gets Bathurst school's leftovers
A school in Bathurst has found a solution to take care of food waste right on school grounds, thanks to a program funded by New Brunswick's Department of Environment.
1 man dead in single-car crash in Caraquet
A 22-year-old man is dead following a single-vehicle collision early Saturday morning on Saint-Pierre Boulevard West in Caraquet, N.B.
Eroded Petitcodiac River trail to be fixed
The City of Moncton will close a section of its riverfront walking trail to stabilize eroding banks along the Petitcodiac River.
Bay of Fundy farmed salmon found in rivers
Some farmed salmon from the Bay of Fundy are turning up in rivers in New Brunswick and Maine, concerning both conservation groups and the industry.
Horse-owning sisters found guilty of mistreatment
Two women have been found guilty of mistreating horses and were sentenced Friday in western New Brunswick.
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