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Bell Aliant on track with fibre optic network rollout; profits fell slightly
Bell Aliant Regional Communications Income Fund is on track to rollout its advanced broadband network to customers in Fredericton and Saint John, N.B., by the middle of 2010.
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Fredericton rallies around vandalized cenotaph
The Royal Canadian Legion believes this year's Remembrance Day ceremony broke a turnout record, in part because of the vandalism that hit the city's cenotaph last weekend.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery remains one of New Brunswick's treasures
If you want to see some of the finest art in the world you don't need to visit New York, London or Paris - a small but prestigious gallery in New Brunswick may be just what you're looking for.
Sprayed Kedgwick Women Fight Back
In the midst of a world economic and environmental crisis, governments are spending billions to host a month long party for the rich.
I cannot understand the criminal justice sentencing system
I think the Canadian justice system is as good as any anywhere. What I cannot understand is the sentencing system.
New Archdeacon of Fredericton appointed
Ven. Patricia Drummond has been appointed as Archdeacon of Fredericton by Most Rev.
Fredericton chamber is surveying its members about selling NB Power to Hydro-Quebec
The Fredericton Chamber of Commerce is surveying its members for opinions on the controversial multi-billion dollar deal to sell NB Power to Hydro-Quebec. Chamber president Lee Winchester said the survey will be completed by Nov.
Fund created to spur art projects in Fredericton
The New Brunswick Arts Board, the city and the federal and provincial governments are providing $70,000 to fund artists who want to create community arts projects in the city.
NB Power deal would save on Lepreau costs: Jack Keir
Energy Minister Jack Keir says the deal to sell NB Power to Hydro-Quebec would relieve the province of about $275 million in costs for replacement power while the Point Lepreau nuclear facility is out of commission.
Reformatory fire probe expected to be difficult, sergeant says
An RCMP investigation into a suspicious fire Monday morning at the former Kingsclear Central Reformatory could take a while to complete.
Power deal has both sides smiling
Arriving at Windsor Station Thursday night, for a gala marking his 25 years in politics, Jean Charest was in a buoyant mood.
History: Cultural works about city by provincial filmmakers will be screened at Silver Wave Film Festival this week D1 kate wallace telegraph-journal When Tony Merzetti joined the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative in 1983, it was a shadow of its current self.
Remains of Canadian woman who died in 1917 in London to return to Canada
The headstone that bears the name of Gladys Winifred Fowler is shown at the community cemetery in Hammondvale, N.B. in this recent photo.
Former premier, historian weigh NB Power deal
Premier Shawn Graham says he's not worried how history will judge his proposed decision to sell NB Power, but historians and former politicians have already begin to assess the sale.
As fellow soldiers sent the body of Sapper Steven Marshall home yesterday, grieving friends in Canada braced for the sorrowful return of their fallen comrade.
Graham defends sale of NB Power to critics
As Premier Shawn Graham attended a ceremony honouring the province's past leaders, the potential impact of the sale of NB Power left many pondering his own legacy.
New Brunswick and Quebec are redesigning the energy landscape of Atlantic Canada with a blockbuster, multibillion-dollar agreement that would put most of NB Power into the hands of Hydro-Quebec. 1 of 2 Cindy Wilson/Telegraph-Journal Premier Shawn Graham and Quebec Premier Jean Charest, right, chat before signing an agreement that would see ...
Aboriginal affairs, justice ministers vow action on missing women
Dozens of women have gone missing along the so-called Highway of Tears. Photograph by: Mikael Kjellstrom, Calgary Herald Canada's aboriginal affairs and justice ministers, attending separate federal-provincial meetings in Toronto and Fredericton on Friday, highlighted the tragedy of this country's 1,559 missing women and vowed action on several ...
Political brawl looms for Que.-N.B. energy deal
The agreement was made public Thursday by Quebeca TMs Jean Charest, left, and New Brunswicka TMs Shawn Graham.
It's showtime at 9th annual Fredericton movie festival
A1 Matt Carter Please turn off your cell phones and pagers and make yourself comfortable.