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Wildlife fencing to be erected
Construction has started on 32.4 km of wildlife fencing along the Trans-Canada Highway in Madawaska County, Transportation Minister Denis Landry announced.
MP chose constituency over party in gun vote
It's rare that an MP parts with his leader on a national issue that is defining for political parties and divisive among Canadians.
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.
Liberals call for tough rules to curb credit-card industry
Liberal politicians lined up Monday to denounce the Harper government's protections against gouging by the credit- and debit-card industry as toothless and to demand immediate action.
Host cities chosen for Jeux de l'Acadie 2011 and 2012
During the Societe des Jeux de l'Acadie banquet, one part of its annual general meeting held in Saint John on October 24, the names of the municipalities that will host the games in 2011 and 2012 were announced.
For Maine's top quilter, every stitch tells a story
Nan Pelletier, the 2009 Quilter of the Year, welcomes guests to her display at the Maine Quilts show at the Augusta Civic Center on July 25.
N.B. companies worry about plan to close section of railway in Maine
A Maine railway has plans to shut down a large swath of track in the state in a move industrial firms in New Brunswick are decrying as a loss of a key transportation service.
Shutdown of Maine's north-south track a 'concern'
Transport: Provincial companies will need to find a freight shipping solution if the Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway abandons its Madawaska-to-Millinocket railway B1 REBECCA PENTY Telegraph-Journal A Maine railway company has plans to shut down a long stretch of track in the state in a move industrial firms are decrying as a loss of key ...
N.B. woman chosen to guard Olympic flame
A young aboriginal woman from northwestern New Brunswick is going to Greece next week to get the Olympic flame.
Three municipal byelections set for Monday
Voters in three New Brunswick communities have byelections scheduled for Monday to elect new council members.
The Madawaska-Victoria RCMP are investigating an armed robbery that occurred in Saint-Basile earlier this week.
A teacher from the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation has won national recognition for her work with aboriginal children and their families.
The family of a missing Fredericton man searched the cool, deep waters of the St.
On September 29, members of J Division's Customs and Excise Unit in St. Leonard and Madawaska-Victoria RCMP seized 34,200 illegal cigarettes and a 2009 Toyota Camry in Riviere- Verte.
Province funding $11M in construction projects
The Liberal government is dishing out $11 million for road and highway construction projects in northwest New Brunswick.
Byelections called in Oromocto, Gagetown
Nominations have opened for byelections to fill vacant seats in two area municipalities.
Website to showcase provincial railways
Melanie Clark, left, business development and tourism director for Florenceville-Bristol, Art Clowes, centre, secretary of the New Brunswick division of the Canadian Railway Historical Association, and Louis Picard, right, project executive from the department of wellness, culture and sport, took part in the launch of a website Thursday to showcase ...
Veterans, families of fallen soldiers recognized
For some, their service to their country was years ago, but they have not been forgotten.
Labour deal inked for poultry plant
New Brunswick poultry producer Groupe Westco and Quebec meat packer Olymel have signed a labour deal for a joint-venture poultry plant that is to be built in New Brunswick.
Will Grand Falls region become New Brunswick's newest city?
Will the report on the Future of Local Governance released last year provide the spark to forge the communities of Grand Falls, Drummond, Saint-Andre and surrounding areas into New Brunswick's newest city? Business and municipal development leaders seem eager to take the leap but municipal politicians are suggesting a cautious approach.