Fredericton's new mayor promises 'accountability' on drug crime

In his first address as the city's leader on Monday, Fredericton Mayor Steve Hicks echoed his campaign commitment to improve ...
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How America’s “Friendly Invasion” of Newfoundland and Labrador Could Turn Sour

In the Second World War, when it looked as if Great Britain might fall to Nazi Germany, Newfoundland became a staging ground ...

Opioid victims could get payout after class-action settlement, but they're not so easy to find

People prescribed opioids in Quebec and later diagnosed with addiction may be eligible for financial compensation under a ...

Contract delays taking toll on P.E.I. nurses, union warns

Prince Edward Island’s nurses have been working without a collective agreement for more than a year, and their union ...

N.B. Conservative MP goes to court to fight his own pay raise

Conservative MP Mike Dawson is fighting an increase in his salary because it feels wrong. Dawson feels that many Canadians ...

N.B. principal who cut back 'O Canada' singing quits

The elementary school principal who sparked a national debate by cutting back on the singing of the national anthem at his New Brunswick school has resigned. Erik Millett has been on medical leave ...