Fredericton Area News

Buckingham Palace has been forced to deny reports that Prince William is being groomed as a shadow King and will leapfrog his father in the succession.

Furious royals last night hit back at claims Prince William was to become a "shadow king" taking over the Queen's official duties.

Re: Health column by Jo-Ann Fellows, published Dec. 1 called Canada is heading towards an oversupply of physicians While Jo-Ann Fellows accurately summarized the most recent physician resource statistics published by the Canadian Institute for Health Information in her Health Matters column on Dec.

How much should you be charged for first aid? A Stanley woman found out that, in her case, a medical assessment, the wiping of blood from her face and an ice pack may cost $650. That is the bill Kathryn Bourque received from Ambulance NB after she fell face-first in a parking lot in Burtts Corner, which left her bloodied, sore and shaken.

Prince William and Kate Middleton scarcely appear to be in any great hurry to announce their engagement, but when they eventually do they will not need to look far for help planning the marriage ceremony.

The Queen decided to take action to prevent paparazzi taking photographs on royal estates after they obtained a series of photographs of senior members of the Royal family in private properties.

The Bel Canto Singers, under the direction of Anne Sessa, will perform on Saturday, Dec.

Gordon Brown is madder than Richard III if he thinks an institution as undemocratic and unequal as the monarchy can be made 'more fair'. There must have been a few Catholic knees aquiver following British prime minister Gordon Brown's recent admission that 'the Act of Succession is outdated'. For anyone unfamiliar with the Act-laden intricacy of ...

The list detailing the number of detainees taken into custody by Canadian Forces had grown to 36 pages by late 2007 as government officials tried to find out what happened to the prisoners and determine where they all ended up.

Dear Premier Charest: I am writing to express my concern regarding the sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec. NB Power has been a valuable asset to the Province of New Brunswick for 90 years.

According to the Tyee , the provincial governments of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have declined to distribute a children's book because they say it's "racist" and "promotes stereotypes of First Nations people." The book, which is written by former ChickaDEE magazine editor Lizann Flatt and illustrated by Scot Ritchie, is called "Let's Go! The ...

Stephen Sheridan, Toronto Humane Societya TMs chief vet of 10 years. Past and present colleagues describe Stephen Sheridan as a dedicated animal activist and a fantastic veterinarian.

For the past six years, National Geographic Traveler magazine has, in conjunction with the National Geographic Society's Center for Sustainable Destinations, devoted its 'Places Rated' Destination Stewardship survey to some of the world's most traveled and well-loved destinations.

'Let's Go': 500,000 of the controversial books printed. Two maritime provinces declined to distribute a book to students saying it was racist and promotes stereotypes of First Nations people.

Fredericton has lost one of its favourite voices. Submitted photo Thom Joordens represented Fredericton around the world as town crier.

AUSTRIA ITALY Small language school business situated in Tuscany for sale. BUSINESS WANTED: English Language School wanted in UK, New Zealand, Australia, Malta, South Africa or Canada.

Although she could never be accused of lacking confidence, the Princess Royal will soon be able to consult with her husband, Vice-Admiral Tim Laurence, as an equal on naval matters.

Oct. 6, 1950 file photo of 10-year-old twins Brian Thomas Sullivan and Kevin James Sullivan from Islington, London, who carry their luggage to the boat train "Rangitoto" as they leave Liverpool Street station in London bound for Auckland, New Zealand.

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As protesters loudly railed against the pending sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec, Shawn Graham continued to defend the deal, saying it was already protecting jobs and spurring the interest of companies looking to set up shop here.