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Canadian colonel tainted by Somalia scandal promoted
Canada's military leadership has quietly promoted to general the soldier who led the ill-fated Somalia mission, and who was subsequently found to have failed as a commander.
N.B. barn fire kills 120 dairy cows
More than 120 cows have died in a fire in northern New Brunswick. The RCMP and the Belledune Fire Department were called to a fire at a dairy farm, which has been operating since the 1980s, on Wednesday at ...
Barn fire in Belledune, N.B., kills 120 dairy cows trapped inside
Over 120 dairy cows were killed as a result of a fire in Belledune, N.B. RCMP say the animals were trapped inside a barn when fire broke out early Wednesday.
Woman may lose sight over attack
A WOMAN may lose her eyesight after she was sprayed with "a caustic substance" in the north eastern suburbs Wednesday night.
There's one lone female remaining among the final eight contestants on Canadian Idol.
Running in circles over statues
Perhaps it is only right that running around in circles may soon become our national symbol.
Libs have 'information job to do' on carbon tax plan, getting 'feedback' on diesel prices
Rural Liberal MPs are finding the vast majority of their constituents don't know anything about Liberal Leader Stphane Dion's "Green Shift" carbon tax plan and many say their biggest challenge is trying to ...
A 62-year-old Lameque Island man has been sentenced to a two-and-a-half-year prison term on sex-related offences two decades ago involving an underage girl.
The Telegram We are travelling to Montreal in my husband's van. I don't like to pester him, but I couldn't help but notice that the perpetual mound between his driver's and passenger seats hasn't shrunk.
There are countless people who would love to get their names in the Guinness Book of World Records; few make it.
1 : Toxic chemical levels finally dropping in Arctic food animals, new study shows
A polar bear drags a seal along the ice flow in Baffin Bay above the arctic circle as seen from the Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Louis S. St-Laurent. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward After decades of ...
Company in Bathurst offers 'tres chic' program
Information technology IC-Agency will deliver part of MBA course for French school B1 DERWIN GOWAN TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL Starting this fall, some business leaders around the world will owe part of their education ...
Tories have had a '20-year' head start on smaller fundraising, says Liberal
The Conservatives have raised more than five times as much as the Liberals so far, and a leading expert on money in federal politics says the Grits have taken too long to adjust to new fundraising laws and they ...
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Arrests signal return of 'Fountain Pen Conspiracy'
Coral Springs lawyer Louis S. St. Laurent II smelled a rat as he strode into a nondescript executive suite in the east tower of Boca Raton's Corporate Center behind the Marriott Courtyard.
Police, NB Power fight copper thieves across province
After a lull of many months, incidents of copper theft at NB Power installations have resumed at several power substations in the region this week, likely the work of the same thieves.
Night flight shift 'disappointing' for Dorval, Pointe Claire
The AA©roports de MontrA©al's decision last week to suspend a project that would spread night flights equally across St.
Sawmill charged with clean-air violation
A sawmill in the Blissfield area has been charged with violating the province's Clean Air Act.
Swing voters could make anything happen next time in Central Nova
In the quiet and picturesque shire town of New Glasgow, federal politics is the frothy and feisty talk of the town.
Sawn-off shotgun: Bikie arrested in guns, drugs raid
A SENIOR member of the Gypsy Jokers bikie gang has been arrested in a northern suburbs raid that netted guns, other weapons and drugs.
Pathology scandal timeline continues to grow
A3 The following is a point-form timeline of events surrounding the commission of inquiry into pathology services at the Miramichi Regional Hospital : 1993 Former chief executive officer John Tucker hires Dr.