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A solemn farewell
Roméo LeBlanc was remembered on Friday as one of the leading luminaries in a generation of politicians who helped strengthen and unite Canada.
GE disputes claim it has inside track on contracts
One of the world's largest producers of medical equipment is disputing claims that it has an inside track when it comes to winning contracts tendered by the Liberal government.
Officials, dignitaries and ordinary folks remember
They came to the cradle of Acadia on Friday to remember Roméo LeBlanc, to the towering sandstone church in Memramcook where he was baptized, hundreds upon hundreds of government officials and dignitaries and plain, ordinary folks.
Top Iran cleric says British Embassy staffers to be tried
A powerful cleric said Friday that Iran will put British Embassy staffers on trial for fomenting postelection turmoil, a step that would likely increase Iran's isolation and alienate Western nations that have been trying to keep options open with Tehran despite its crackdown on protesters.
American authorities search for serial killer
Sheriff's deputies searched Friday for a serial killer blamed for four deaths over the past six days as terrified residents wondered who might be next.
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Top diplomat visits Honduras to deliver ultimatum
The Americas' top international diplomat flew to Honduras on Friday to give the coup-backed government a firm ultimatum: Restore the president within 24 hours or face crippling sanctions.
U.S. Marines meet little resistance as they push into south Afghanistan
U.S. Marines moved into villages in Taliban strongholds in southern Afghanistan on Friday, meeting little resistance as they tried to win over local chiefs on the second day of the biggest American military operation here since the fall of the Taliban government in 2001.
African leaders launch Libya-led 'African Unity'
African leaders agreed Friday to a Libyan-driven push to transform the African Union and in theory greatly extend its powers. The change was materialized by morphing the African Union's executive body, the commission, into an "African Authority."
Head of U.S. forces in Afghanistan says Taliban a dangerous enemy
The officer in charge of the United States Central Command is warning against premature optimism as thousands of American troops surge into Afghanistan's Helmand province.
Immigration not answer to population growth, report says
A new report from a Toronto-based think tank says immigration will not be enough to ease future pressures on health care and pensions that are expected to be created by ageing baby boomers in Canada.
Mill, mine closures mean cleaner Miramichi
While the closures of the many mills and mines that once dotted the Miramichi River watershed have been devastating economically, there has been at least one positive side effect.
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Premier reneged on agreement, affidavit states
Premier Shawn Graham reneged on a verbal agreement with the province's doctors that they could accept a wage freeze after their new four-year deal expired, legal documents filed with the Court of Queen's Bench state.
New funding seen as helping out athletes in individual sports
A New Brunswick athlete says wrestlers, speed skaters, and other athletes competing in high performance sports often have to go it alone without the support or recognition that players in more team-oriented games receive.
Flight college, airline in talks after collision scare
Moncton 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 potential collision.
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33 Canadian deaths associated with swine flu
Ontario is now reporting 12 deaths associated with the swine flu for a national total of 33.
Palin says she will resign from office July 26
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, former Republican vice-presidential candidate, made a surprise announcement Friday that she is resigning from office at the end of the month without explaining why she plans to step down, raising speculation that she would focus on a run for the White House in the 2012 race.
Russia-U.S. summit seen as crucial test
Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev will likely sign a stack of agreements during their Moscow summit, but their chief goal may be for the United States and Russia to stop acting like adversaries - even if they can't be friends.
Mounties say teen suspect Tasered 'in lieu of lethal force'
Mounties say an officer confronted by a knife-wielding teenager had to make a choice between his Taser and his gun.
Father says daughter had keys to car the night vehicle fell into Ontario canal
The devastated father of three teenage girls killed when their vehicle plunged into an Ontario canal fears the accident could be the result of his eldest daughter's penchant for taking the family car without permission.
Soldier killed when Canadian commander's convoy hit IED
A Canadian soldier travelling through a hotbed of Taliban activity was killed Friday when his armoured vehicle struck a roadside bomb seconds after it was narrowly missed by the senior commander of coalition forces in Kandahar province.
Friends and family pay homage to LeBlanc
Friends and family filed past the coffin of Roméo LeBlanc on Thursday, paying homage to a man who brought grace and humility to the halls of power.
From humble beginnings to the halls of power
He was a simple man who rose from humble beginnings to accomplish extraordinary feats and on Thursday visitors from throughout New Brunswick and across Canada poured into Memramcook to pay their respects to Roméo LeBlanc in the former governor general's proud, Acadian hometown.
Learning fund is focus of meeting
New Brunswick teachers are hoping to convince the Liberal government today to undo controversial changes introduced by former education minister Kelly Lamrock.
'TRUST MISPLACED'
It's official. New Brunswick doctors are taking the provincial government to court over a controversial two-year wage freeze.
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Campbellton residents are celebrating the city's 42nd Salmon Festival, an annual celebration of the world famous Restigouche Salmon.
Seating card needed for ceremony
Canadian Heritage wishes to advise people who plan to attend the state funeral for Roméo LeBlanc today that they must obtain a seating card.
MPs back help for lobster fishery
The most valuable East Coast fishery would be put in jeopardy if government and industry fail to guide it through a "perfect storm" of challenges and put it on a sustainable footing, warns a report by the Commons fisheries committee.
Three NBers named to Order of Canada
Retired Supreme Court of Canada justice Michel Bastarache has been named to the highest level of the Order of Canada.
Supermarkets recall fresh beef products
Canada's food inspection agency has issued a warning not to eat a wide selection of President's Choice fresh beef products because they might contain E. coli.
Check your freezer
The following is a list of recalled President's Choice fresh beef products:
Obama says Putin has 'one foot in old ways'
On the eve of a trip to Moscow, President Barack Obama scolded Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Thursday for keeping "one foot in the old ways of doing business."
Sensors not cause of crash
Air France Flight 447 slammed into the Atlantic Ocean, intact and belly first, at such a high speed that the 228 people aboard probably had no time to even inflate their life jackets, French investigators said Thursday in their first report into the June 1 accident.
N. Korea fires four missiles
North Korea fired a barrage of short-range missiles off its east coast Thursday, a possible prelude to the launch of a long-range missile toward Hawaii over the July Fourth holiday.
U.S. Marines increase Afghan offensive
U.S. Marines hiked through searing heat and took fire from small pockets of militants Thursday after landing in this Taliban-controlled southern region of tree-lined fields, mud homes and crisscrossing waterways in the first major operation under President Barack Obama's strategy to stabilize Afghanistan.
Cabin tribute to black history in New Brunswick
The first permanent exhibit on black history in New Brunswick has been erected in the province.
A picture of health
Jamal Instrum couldn't believe his ears after he finished outlining a proposal that would bring to New Brunswick the most advanced medical diagnostic equipment now available.
Event to add to Luc's legacy
More than a year after Luc Bourdon's tragic death, organizers are hoping a fundraiser in his honour will help his grieving hometown move forward.
Crowds pack Parliament Hill on Canada Day
Canada swapped its economic blues for a rocking national birthday party that dressed up cities and towns across the country in red and white.
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Members of the RCMP detachment on the Tobique First Nation searched a house on the reserve earlier this week.
CFL closer to game date for Moncton
The Canadian Football League is moving closing to naming a date for a long-awaited game in Moncton.
Anthem campaigner denies accusations
The woman who led a campaign to retain the singing of the national anthem at a Belleisle elementary school is countering accusations made by the school's former principal that she promoted racism.
Respects can be paid to LeBlanc beginning today
People will have a chance to say a final good-bye to former governor general Roméo LeBlanc as his body lies in state in his hometown of Memramcook today.
Honduran isolation growing
Thousands of Hondurans demonstrated Wednesday for the return of ousted President Manuel Zelaya, who vowed to fly home this weekend despite a warrant for his arrest. Thousands more rallied in favour of the military-backed government.
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