Dieppe News

Ol' Sleuth is getting right down to it today, beginning of course with NB Power.

WorkSafeNB recently recognized Irving Personal Care for its efforts in improving health and safety practices in the workplace.

PLAD is holding a meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 7-9 p.m. at the Community Mental Health Centre, 81 Albert St.

The first lady of the West End is now 50. Bessborough School marked its 50th anniversary yesterday with pomp and ceremony, music and memories, new computers, an opened time capsule, and hundreds of wonderful kids on their best behaviour.

Halloween day brought forth spirits of a different sort to the fire station on St.

New Brunswick public health officials are asking most people to stay away from swine flu vaccination clinics while the province attempts to vaccinate as many high-risk individuals as possible.

An apparent sea change of public opinion about getting the H1N1 vaccine seems to have taken place just in the past few days, and that has led to some unexpected consequences for health officials.

Boo! EEEEEEEK! Run folks, 'tis Halloween and the grapevine's humming with all kinds of odd noises, sounds and frights.

A delegation of concerned parents and officials from School District 1 plan to meet with Education Minister Roland Hache this week to make their case for a new French-language elementary school for Moncton's north end.

Lawrence Forbes says if there's one thing that strikes him about New Brunswick's annual Tree of Hope Campaign, it's that, "it's made up of a thousand stories." Here's a bit of Lawrence's story of why he's helping out with the annual Tree of Hope this year, and why he's hoping to see a lot of old friends and new friends join him.

Maelstrom Bistro is exhibiting the oil paintings by Cathy Linfield entitled Out of My Mind during November and December.

There is something not right about seeing snow fall before all the leaves have been shaken from the trees.

Two credit unions serving southeastern New Brunswick will vote on merging under one banner at upcoming special ownership and annual meetings.

Only a handful of tickets are left for tonight's Junior Achievement New Brunswick Business Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

The City of Moncton and the Moncton Heritage Preservation Board's second annual Doors Open event was a chance for everyone to celebrate Moncton's unique architecture with tours of 11 significant buildings throughout the city.

While senior officials with the New Brunswick government say the public service is well-dispersed across the province, at least one rural mayor says the jobs are still too concentrated in the capital region and the larger cities.

Moncton is already starting to see economic spinoffs from a new casino, scheduled to open next year, with a new casino school opening in neighbouring Dieppe.

Local economic development and business consultant Roger Melanson has announced he will be seeking the Liberal nomination for the provincial riding of Dieppe Centre-Lewisville at the nominating convention Sunday, Oct.

A group of 20 postal workers and taxi drivers from Metro Moncton are the first Canadian winners of a major prize in the new national Lotto Max game.

Assumption Life has been recognized by a Mediacorp Canada Inc. survey as one of the 100 best places to work in Canada for 2010.