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Bailey, 94, stays tuned to the world
Claude Bailey sits in his armchair adjusting dials, reciting bandwidths and showing off a room full of amateur radio equipment that's taken a lifetime to collect.
Incident prompts more calls for airport traffic tower
Flight college and Air Canada Jazz officials are in talks to avoid a repeat of a recent incident that forced the crew of an arriving passenger jet to take action to avoid a collision.
N.B. Liberal Party is rolling in the money
The New Brunswick Liberal Party has joined the millionaire club.
LeBlanc was the 'great gentleman of Acadia'
Romeo LeBlanc's son gently rested his hand on his father's flag-draped casket and said goodbye to a man remembered by many for his abiding humility despite a life of lofty political successes.
Correction
A meeting regarding the province's surgical wait-list management project was cancelled last week due to poor attendance by doctors.
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Friday's winning lottery numbers
The unofficial winning numbers in Friday's Lotto Super 7 draw for an estimated jackpot of $12 million were 8, 10, 14, 35, 42, 43 and 47. Bonus 21.
Bard in the Barracks adds performance
Organizers of Bard in the Barracks have extended the run of their popular outdoor production of A Midsummer Night's Dream by one night.
Crime | in brief
Methamphetamine, US$3,300 and several weapons were seized by District 7 RCMP and the Woodstock Police Force's integrated crime reduction unit this week.
Legion drumming up support for station move
Two groups remain hard at work in their separate bids to become the new tenant of the old York Street train station.
City plans $15-million upgrade to northside facility
Fredericton's sewage treatment plant on the north side is poised for a $15-million leap forward.
Local man wins scholarship
Robert Wilson of Oromocto was among seven people to be awarded the Queen Elizabeth II scholarship this week.
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Shortcut seekers prompt complaints
The city's engineering and public works division is asking for stepped up police enforcement on Hanwell Road in response to complaints that trucks and buses are detouring through Burnham Court, Colonial Heights and Kelly's Court.
Judge orders two dogs euthanized for posing threat to children, pets
A Moncton judge has ordered that two dogs be euthanized after ruling they're dangerous and pose a threat to people and other animals.
River Jam gets lineup in order
River Jam is just around the corner and 20 New Brunswick bands are preparing to get people moving for charity.
Region | In brief
The organizer of a craft market being held in Stanley on Sunday hopes it will bring plenty of attention to the level of talent in the area.
City forging ahead with green conversion project
The City of Fredericton hopes to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 131 tonnes per year by converting more of its oil-fired boilers to natural gas or radiant tube heaters.
Paramedic relief to arrive soon
About 82 new paramedics are expected to bring some relief to the provincial ambulance system over the next few weeks.
Doctors say provincial government has violated their charter rights
Court documents show the New Brunswick Medical Society is claiming that the provincial government's legislation to freeze doctors' wages for two years violates their charter rights.
Fires suspicious
The RCMP in southwestern New Brunswick are trying to track down an arsonist who has apparently set four fires since July 1.
LeBlanc 'was one of us'
It seems everyone in the tiny parish of Memramcook has a personal memory of Romeo LeBlanc.
Teachers want cuts to system reversed
The New Brunswick Teachers Federation hopes to convince government to reverse recent cutbacks and scrap a controversial fund the union says is mired in bureaucracy.
Firm says time - and water - a wasting
An official with a Fredericton-based alternative energy business says a slow regulatory body is keeping New Brunswickers from cutting down on the amount of water they waste.
Doctors sue over broken deal
The New Brunswick Medical Society has followed through on its threat to sue the Liberal government over the rejection of a tentative contract agreement the two sides negotiated last year.
Farmers have fingers crossed
Strawberry producers are already shaking a fist at the sky and other farmers will likely follow suit if wet, cloudy weather continues to hang around.
Lotto numbers
Ticket number 586654 was the unofficial winner of $100,000 in the Atlantic Lottery Corp. Tag draw Thursday.
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