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Atlantic Film Festival opens with Score
The Atlantic Film Festival will open with Score: A Hockey Musical, Michael McGowan's light-hearted romp through Canada's national sport.
Hurricane watch issued for N.S.
The Canadian Hurricane Centre issues a hurricane watch for four Nova Scotia counties and expands its tropical storm watch to include large sections of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Air ambulance needed in Charlo: Liberals
New Brunswick's Liberals are committing to locate an air ambulance service at the Charlo airport on the north shore.
Graham criticized for MRI promise in Miramichi
Liberal Leader Shawn Graham's announcement that Miramichi will be getting its long sought-after MRI unit is garnering criticism for how it was revealed on Wednesday.
Mental health reforms being ignored: N.B. expert
A long-time New Brunswick mental health activist is worried that the province's next government will forgo its obligations to the mentally ill.
SPCA, Saint John Animal Rescue league merge
Saint John's Animal Rescue League and the local SPCA are merging this month as the groups hope their combined efforts will help more animals.
Language law reform unavoidable: N.B. prof
New Brunswick's next premier should not shy away from a public debate when its time to review the Official Languages Act in 2012, according to a language law expert.
Hurricane Earl has Atlantic Canada braced
Environment Canada says there's a 50-50 chance that Hurricane Earl will make landfall at Nova Scotia on Saturday.
Health minister rejects MS therapy trial
The Canadian government will not fund a clinical trial of the so-called liberation therapy for multiple sclerosis at this time, Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq says.
Artists deserve more cultural funding: Richards
New Brunswick is jeopardizing its ability to tell its own stories by denying its young artists access to more funding, according to one of the province's best-known authors.
Graham promises 1,000 Miramichi jobs
Liberal Leader Shawn Graham has pledged that 1,000 of the 20,000 new jobs his party has promised will be in Miramichi if the Grits are elected Sept. 27.
New Canadians set to vote
A group of new Canadians will get a chance to exercise their new rights in the upcoming New Brunswick election.
Little League to discuss N.B. brawl sanctions
Little League officials are scheduled to meet Sept. 8 to discuss possible punishments in the wake of a brawl at the Canadian Senior Little League Championships in New Brunswick last month.
NDP plans hike on forestry stumpage fees
The NDP is promising to hike stumpage fees to log on Crown land and to offer woodlot owners a multi-year silviculture funding package.
NDP will cut 'March madness' spending
New Brunswick's NDP is vowing to save $210 million by curtailing the so-called annual "March madness" when departments burn through any money left in their budgets.
PCs plan to cap N.B. property assessments hikes
New Brunswick homeowners will see their property tax assessment increases capped at three per cent for the next two years if the Progressive Conservatives are elected on Sept. 27.
Flu shots advised by N.B. health office
New Brunswick's deputy chief medical health officer is advising people to get ready to protect themselves against the next strain of influenza this fall.
4 Saint John strikers hit by cars
The United Steelworkers Union is alleging that four of its striking Saint John workers have been hit by cars outside the Brunswick Square parking garage.
Irving Oil alters testing after gas mixup
Irving Oil Ltd. will start testing gasoline after it is loaded onto delivery trucks, a change made after the company discovered it has been selling sub-standard gas since the beginning of 2008.
Hurricane Earl on course for U.S. East Coast
Hurricane Earl, a powerful Category 4 storm, is swirling toward the U.S. East Coast after dumping heavy rain on several islands in the northeastern Caribbean.
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The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada. It aims to provide accurate, critical coverage that is accountable to its readers and the subjects it tackles. Taking its name from Canada's official status as both a colony and a colonial force, the Dominion examines politics, culture and daily life with a view to understanding the exercise of power.