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Maple syrup producers publishing cookbook
New Brunswick's maple syrup producers are doing all they can to get their product - and the New Brunswick brand - on the lips of European customers.
Nicholas inspires with tale of journey to vice-regal post
New Brunswick's vice-regal couple, Elizabeth and Graydon Nicholas, visited St. James United Church in Perth-Andover recently, where they met up with Ruth Boyer, right, of the church choir.
As blaze raged, no call went out to Plaster Rock firefighters
They were ready, willing and able, but the Plaster Rock District Fire Department never received the call to help out at the blaze that destroyed several businesses in downtown Grand Falls recently.
War correspondents do key work for democracy, experts say
Four soldiers and a journalist were killed in an IED blast on Wednesday. The soldiers have been identified.
Don Martin: Getting the real story meant braving real risks
Calgary Herald reporter Michelle Lang, 34, was killed by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan Dec.
New pumper truck en route to Deer Lake
Fire Chief John Dinney anxiously awaits the arrival of the new 2010 Freightliner pumper truck.
Details of Tobique hydro deal dribble out
Rick Brewer, left, the minister responsible for the Aboriginal Affairs Secretariat, and Stewart Paul, chief of the Tobique First Nation, sign the energy agreement earlier this month.
Angelic display at school library
Theresa Giberson in an avid angel collector. This angel frame containing a photo of her now grown up granddaughter is one of her favourites.
National Weather Highlight for 12 / 22 / 09: Snowstorm to pound Maine after recent blizzard misses
Millinocket, ME, and many nearby areas, are under a Winter Storm Warning for 12 / 22 into 12 / 23.
A long-standing dispute that saw the Tobique Narrows Hydroelectric Dam not generating electricity for the last three months has now been resolved.
Snow storm crawls up to northeastern U.S. and the Maritimes
A fierce weekend storm that dropped record snowfall and stranded travellers up the U.S. East Coast from Virginia to the northeastern New England states turned out not to be as naughty as many had feared by Sunday - and its nicest accomplishment may simply be leaving many with the prospect of a very white Christmas.
Blaze destroys part of downtown Grand Falls
The blackened remains is all that was left Friday of one of four buildings destroyed in a blaze in Grand Falls.
Christmas Bird Count is underway
The Christmas Bird Count is being held until Jan. 5. Last year, approximately 900 volunteers turned out for local bird count days in 44 locations in New Brunswick.
Island Falls teen killed in collision with truck
DYER BROOK, Maine a ' A 17-year-old high school senior was killed instantly Tuesday morning when the vehicle she was driving slid out of control on a snow-covered roadway and was broadsided by a tractor-trailer. Jarrica Emery, 17, of Island Falls was traveling west on Route 2 when she lost control of the 1997 Buick she was driving, State police ...
Fraser to restructure without Gorham mill
Fraser Paper received court approval to form a new company that will focus on producing specialty paper.
Deal ends First Nation protest over hydro dams
The New Brunswick government and Tobique First Nation signed a five-year, $2.5-million deal on Monday, ending years of frustration and protest over the impact two hydro dams have had on the western community.
Victoria Glen Manor to be replaced
A new 65-bed nursing home will be constructed in Perth-Andover to replace Victoria Glen Manor, New Brunswick's oldest active nursing home, Larry Kennedy, Victoria-Tobique MLA, announced last week.
Fraser Papers Wins Court Approval for Auction Led by Brookfield Management
Fraser Papers Inc. , the insolvent Toronto-based specialty-paper maker, won a judgea s approval to sell its paper and lumber mill assets at an auction with a minimum bid set by Brookfield Asset Management Inc.
Fraser Papers workers protest restructuring plan
Ervan Cronk, a union reprepresentative, is calling on the New Brunswick government to protect the pensions of past and current Fraser Papers workers.
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