Green Village makes plan for creditors

Green Village makes plan for creditors

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A landmark Fredericton business has filed documents that put it under bankruptcy protection.

BlackBerry bill climbs to $2.2M

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New information shows that New Brunswick spent more than $2.2 million on BlackBerry wireless mobile devices in 2009.

He's in double-double trouble

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A tempest in a Tim Hortons decaf pot is brewing in New Brunswick.

Police examine vehicle that may be connected to fatality

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Law enforcement officials in the city are examining a vehicle of interest in hopes it may lead to an arrest in the Dianne Trottier hit-and-run fatality.

Equipment, resources needed

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The Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital will be affected by some of the 112 recommendations in the newly released New Brunswick Trauma System report.
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News | In brief

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Soldiers from Canadian Forces Base Gagetown will be conducting driver training in various New Brunswick municipalities Wednesday.

UNB tries to strengthen ties with Saudi Arabia

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The University of New Brunswick is strengthening ties with Saudi Arabia in an effort to retain and recruit more students from the west Asian country.

Courts | In brief

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A Fredericton man refuted allegations Monday that he shoplifted from local grocery and department stores.

Government has no plans to subsidize bus company

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The MLA who represents communities that would lose bus service if a proposed cut goes through says the province has no plans to offer enticements to keep the routes going.

OHS graduate part of Olympic medical team

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Michelle McTimoney is going to the Vancouver Olympics.

City does well on resident satisfaction survey, but it can improve

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A majority of Frederictonians say that their city is delivering services in a fair, efficient and professional manner, according to a survey of 403 people.

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More students than space for trades class New millionaires plan to keep jobs OHS graduate part of Olympic medical team UNB tries to strengthen ties with Saudi Arabia BlackBerry bill climbs to $2.2M Revitalization Runners brave weather, raise money Winterfest finds home on Royal Road Photographer uses talents to raise money for Haiti Public response for Haiti 'unreal'

Rezoning application on McLeod Ave. rejected

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Negotiations will continue between a McLeod Avenue property owner and the city after councillors voted unanimously Monday night to reject his zoning application for the land.

Miramichi mill could reopen soon - Liberals

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The last lumber mill to close in Miramichi is poised to become the first one to reopen.

New millionaires plan to keep jobs

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Stephane Frigault was halfway through his shift at Costco on Friday night when his girlfriend Chantal Collette showed up to say they had won $1 million on the Atlantic 49.

McGivney woman killed in crash

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A two-vehicle collision on Route 8 in Nashwaak Village has claimed the life of a 59-year-old woman from McGivney.

More students than space for trades class

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Chris Colford isn't sure he wants to be a carpenter after he graduates this year, but he knows some students wouldn't be in school if it weren't for the trades.

Province helping schools get rid of dangerous chemicals

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Remember those experiments in middle school using chemicals with names you could barely pronounce? The ones in bottles missing labels or stored in glass jars?

N.S. premier to bring in legislation to boost control over spending

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Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter says he will introduce legislation intended to strengthen spending controls following a probe that concluded members from all three main parties inappropriately and excessively used public money.

Commander relieved case is finally over

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John Fife doesn't want any soldier to have to go through what he had to endure during the last four years.

Winterfest finds home on Royal Road

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Winterfest 2010 has a new home. Fredericton's annual winter festival is normally held at fields off Sunset Drive, but unseasonably warm temperatures in January caused the area to become flooded with melted snow.

Council to take pulse of health-care system

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The government's health plan is halfway through its four-year term and the New Brunswick Health Council is checking in to see how things are going.

'Political damage is huge'

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The Jamieson revolt against the $3.2-billion NB Power deal is the most significant move yet in the political saga that has gripped the province for months, says University of New Brunswick political scientist Don Desserud.

Convention centre work on schedule

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Construction of Fredericton's multi-million dollar convention centre is progressing smoothly, says Greg Cook, the city's director of special capital projects.

Lotto numbers

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The winning numbers in Saturday's Lotto 6-49 draw were 4, 12, 14, 15, 21 & 23. Bonus 13.

Police investigate accident

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Police are investigating a fatal snowmobile collision that occurred Friday evening. District 7 RCMP said a 45-year-old man from Hopewell Cape died when he collided with a parked snowmobile on a trail near Benton Road in Benton. The other snowmobile driver, who was parked on the side of the trail, was not injured.
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