Medicare delays blamed on Christmas shutdown
The provincial government says 8,000 New Brunswickers are getting their medicare cards late because of a money-saving Christmas shutdown that is now being reassessed for next year.
RCMP probe suspicious death in Clifton
The RCMP is investigating a suspicious death in Clifton after the body of a woman was discovered in her home.
Fredericton man falls 30 feet
WorkSafeNB officials are investigating after a man fell about 30 feet from a cat walk in Fredericton on Monday.
Deaf couple turned away from Statistics Canada survey
A Fredericton woman wants an apology from Statistics Canada for the way it treated her profoundly deaf parents after they asked for an interpreter's help with a survey.
Man faces 7 more child porn charges
A 34-year-old man has been charged with seven additional counts in connection with an investigation into access and distribution of child pornography images and text.
Commuter tax scrapped in Saint John
Saint John city council has abandoned the controversial idea of imposing a commuter tax on people driving into the city from outlying communities.
Ashley Smith's family makes donation
The family of Ashley Smith is donating $20,000 to help women move on with their lives when they're released from prison.
Blind Miramichi man still making snowshoes
A Miramichi man is continuing to make traditional snowshoes by hand despite the slow loss of his eyesight.
Saint John community groups reeling from cuts
A number of community groups in Saint John are facing tough decisions after common council passed the 2012 budget, which includes $9 million in cuts across the board.
Police take anti-bullying talk to Saint John school
Saint John police will make a presentation to children at Forest Hills School about bullying on Monday, following a recent alleged incident at the school.
Acadian Lines and union schedule bargaining talks
Contract negotiations are being scheduled for next weekend to end the two-month-long dispute between Acadian Lines and its 59 employees.
RCMP rescue man from ice in Bouctouche Bay
The RCMP flew in a helicopter early Sunday morning to rescue a man who wandered onto the ice in Bouctouche Bay.
Snowmobile crash kills man in Saint Maurice
A 22-year-old man died in a weekend snowmobile crash in a Kent County, according to the RCMP.
N.B.'s Neilsen near winner at International Blues Challenge
New Brunswick blues sensation Ross Neilsen came close to claiming a title in the 2012 International Blues Challenge, which wrapped up Saturday in Memphis, Tennessee.
Fitch pitches municipal reform
The New Brunswick government was continuing its talk about amalgamation and reforming local government this weekend.
Chicken war divides St. Francois
In the four-year battle over the chicken industry in St-Francois-de-Madawaska, there are divisions within divisions.
Fredericton teen pulled from school because of bullying
A Fredericton couple took the drastic step of pulling their son out of high school Friday after what they say has been months of degrading harassment by another student.
Acadian Lines employees pick up work
Acadian Coach Lines employees in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are picking up work elsewhere, more than two months into a lockout by the bus company, the union says.
Impaired man runs stop sign and hits RCMP car
A Saint John-area man is facing charges are failing to stop at a stop sign and crashing into a police car.
Mammogram mix up upsetting, says woman
A Saint John woman is upset her mammogram results were delivered to her home in an unsealed envelope, along with the test results of a stranger.
