New Brunswick, Canada News

News in brief Published Wednesday November 11th, 2009 A5 Woman denies charges An Oromocto woman accused of multiple thefts in Fredericton refuted several charges in provincial court Tuesday.

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.

The UK mission to the United Nations has become the latest diplomatic office in New York to be targeted in an anthrax scare.

While acknowledging that industry gets "the bang up front", Energy Minister Jack Keir on Monday tried to assuage the fears of a couple of hundred Board of Trade members who came out to hear his thoughts on the proposed sale of NB Power to Hydro-Quebec. The main issue seems to revolve around the fear of losing sovereignty, he said.

The Prince of Wales's Canadian tour has been marred by scenes of violence when anti-monarchy protesters clashed with riot police.

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.

A 29-year-old Burnt Church, N.B., man is facing four charges in connection to a sexual assault that allegedly took place on Sunday.

When the Prince of Wales apologized to MPP Jim Watson for bringing some of Ottawa's political elite out onto a cold, windy runway last night, he needn't have bothered.

Dieppe is proposing a bylaw that will require all future commercial signs on the exterior of buildings in the southeastern New Brunswick city to be either in French or bilingual.

The Intelligent Community Forum named two New Brunswick cities among the seven most intelligent communities in the world.

Tour guide Frans van Marle poses in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Monday, Nov.9, 2009.

Prince Charles has received a medal marking his 32 years of service as an honourary member of the Canadian navy.

Kennewick's Billy Harris was inducted into the New Brunswick Baseball Hall of Fame at a ceremony Oct.

There's currently no way to hold a referendum or plebiscite in New Brunswick on the controversial deal to sell NB Power to Hydro-Quebec between elections, says New Brunswick chief electoral officer Mike Quinn.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, joined nearly 1,000 parishioners and guests for a special Remembrance Sunday service at Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria Sunday.

Canada has had a pandemic plan of some kind since the late 1980s. After SARS killed 44 Canadians in 2003, more action followed: A federal chief public health officer was appointed, the Public Health Agency of Canada was created, and federal and provincial governments agreed on an up-to-date pandemic influenza plan.

Niagara-on-the-Lake and the growing number of wineries in the Niagara region of Southern Ontario were visited Thursday by Prince Charles.

There's a breed of Canadian troops who are in a league of their own - adrenaline junkies who feed off the energy they get from embracing the world's most perilous jobs.

The Duchess of Cornwall came face-to-face with her teenage past when she was reunited with a friend she had not seen for 45 years.

Solar panels at the Fellowship Village Retirement Community in Basking Ridge on Oct.