Rate of child sexual assault in New Brunswick 2nd highest in Canada
The incidence of child sexual harm is a longstanding issue for New Brunswick — and the crime can have lifelong consequences, ...
AIM's Moncton container sound wall effective, report says
A consultant’s report says a wall of shipping containers at American Iron and Metal's Moncton scrapyard has reduced noise levels at nearby homes.
One person dead after violent home invasion leads to N.B. emergency alert
In a Thursday afternoon update, RCMP confirmed one person was killed following a home invasion in Berry Mills, N.B. According ...
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Deadly home invasion: No arrests after New Brunswick RCMP issue emergency alert
The RCMP in eastern New Brunswick say one person is dead following a home invasion that prompted the police to issue a ...
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Here are 10 Canadian universities accepting second-class lower for master’s degrees
Nigerians with second-class lower degrees who aspire to study in countries like Canada can grab the opportunity offered by some ...
Mi'kmaw elder's memoir chronicles 55 years of service in Elsipogtog First Nation
At 81, Claudia Simon is a respected Mi'kmaw elder who has dedicated her life to transforming education and health care in New ...
Global Public Affairs Gains Stronghold in Atlantic Canada with Acquisition of m5 Public Affairs
Global Public Affairs (Global) is making waves in Atlantic Canada with the strategic acquisition of m5 Public Affairs, the ...
Canada has 'good story' to tell U.S. about fentanyl, illegal crossings, Dominic LeBlanc says
Whatever talks Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's has with U.S. President Donald Trump about the tariffs going into effect ...
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Owner of failed rolling stock rebuilder owes province of New Brunswick $5 million, court rules
A Moncton developer and former owner of a rail equipment company owes the province of New Brunswick almost Ca$5 million as a ...
Millions owed to N.B. over Moncton rail contracts, judge rules
A recent court decision says a Moncton businessman owes $4.9 million to the New Brunswick government in connection with failed passenger rail refurbishment contracts.
Prominent Moncton developer owes province $4.9M over failed railcar contracts, judge rules
A judge has ruled a Moncton developer owes $4.9 million to the New Brunswick government over failed railcar refurbishment contracts that cost the province millions.The case centred on a personal ...