Enough was enough
A former Miramichi health authority CEO had set a plan in motion to remove Dr. Rajgopal Menon from his job in 2004, but was fired before he could follow through with it.
Forest fire shuts down Trans-Canada Highway
Only days after water receded from the Flood of the Century, a forest fire roared through the Oromocto area on Tuesday, threatening to engulf homes and stalling traffic for four hours on the Trans-Canada Highway.
Reversal of the 'biggest mistake in education'
For students to thrive, they need to learn about subject matter that interests them, rather than being force-fed a "one-size-fits-all" curriculum, Kelly Lamrock says.
Grits approve med school
The Liberal government has formally approved a proposed medical education program for Saint John and is now looking for a building to temporarily house the program for two years - until the private sector comes up with a permanent home, said Premier Shawn Graham Tuesday.
Ring around the sun
God set the rainbow in the sky following the flood, according to the Book of Genesis.
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$28M lost in tobacco taxes due to contraband tobacco: RCMP
Provincial Finance Minister Victor Boudreau says tobacco taxes can't go higher without having the perverse effect of tempting more New Brunswickers to buy cheaper illegal cigarettes.
Provincial Journal
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New rules strengthen Credit Unions Act
Justice Minister T.J. Burke is implementing a set of reforms designed to prevent future collapses of New Brunswick credit unions similar to the Caisse Populaire de Shippagan scandal.
New kid in city hall
Young people in Fredericton will have a voice on city council for the next four years.
Le Goulet leads turnout on Monday
Citizens of the Acadian Peninsula village of Le Goulet can walk tall following Monday's elections.
The sound of victory
Surrounded by car audio parts, Fredericton mayor-elect Brad Woodside listens to election coverage at a northside garage as his opponent concedes during Monday's municipal elections
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Jean LeBlanc, the city of Dieppe's new mayor-elect, is congratulated by outgoing mayor Achille Maillet at LeBlanc's headquarters on Monday evening.
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Full Court press
A city craving change embraced a new mayor on Monday night, with Saint John voters endorsing longtime councillor Ivan Court by a wide margin.
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A clean slate
New Brunswickers voted strongly in favour of change Monday night, ousting incumbents in many of the province's major cities.
Tanker is exactly where he wants to be
At 3 p.m. he was behind the wheel of a District 16 bus doing his part to shuttle more than 400 area kid's home from a Monday at school.
U.S. considering more northern border patrols
As the Arctic ice cap shrinks, the U.S. military is eyeing the expanding navigable waters as possible entry points for security threats that must be monitored more closely.
National Journal
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Innovations are helping save Canada's medicare program, says expert
One of Canada's most distinguished health policy analysts spent Monday in Fredericton talking about New Brunswick's health-care system with front-line workers and the public.
Menon was only applicant certified to work in N.B., inquiry told
Prior to June 2, 1993, John Tucker, then CEO of the Miramichi Hospital in Newcastle, was desperate to find a pathologist. It had been about four years since the area had an operational pathology lab.
Provincial Journal
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Harper unveils $30B plan to rebuild military
Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled his government's $30-billion Canada First Defence Strategy on Monday, a long-term vision statement for the military that was scant on details but vast in scope.
Montreal teacher could face more sex charges
Computer files seized from a Montreal teacher who was arrested in the U.S. for allegedly soliciting sex from a minor are being scrutinized by authorities on both sides of the border.
Parents have right to ignore doctors: bioethicists
A decision to forcibly impose chemotherapy on an 11-year-old Hamilton boy who didn't want to go through another round of painful treatment was "heavy-handed" and "worrisome" considering how often similar conflicts arise, several bioethicists said Monday.
Woodside takes capital, again
It was one for the books last night in New Brunswick's capital city as Fredericton's incumbent mayor Brad Woodside was voted back into office for a record-breaking seventh term.
LeBlanc stands by action plan
As of 10:10 last night, mayoral candidate George LeBlanc had pulled way ahead of opponent Pierre Michaud. With 31 per cent of the vote in, LeBlanc was leading by 11,329 to Michaud's 3,484.
Challenger takes Dieppe mayor's chair
"Jean! Jean! Jean!" went the cheer of the 40-some-people gathered in the small, brown, six-room house Jean LeBlanc has called his campaign headquarters.
Province tests new tabulation system
Elections New Brunswick took somewhat longer than hoped to get final numbers following voting Monday.
Bathurst's Brunet vanquishes opponent
The four years since the last municipal election must seem like a lifetime ago for Bathurst mayor Stephen J. Brunet.
Ex-mayor victor in Edmundston
In a race featuring a record seven candidates, former mayor Jacques P. Martin emerged the winner in Edmundston with a campaign that focused on renewing the city's economy, promoting tourism, and transparency at city hall.
Former mayor returns to top job in Campbellton
The newly-elected mayor of Campbellton is, in fact, a veteran of city hall.
Toll nears 9,000 in powerful China earthquake
One of the worst earthquakes to hit China in three decades killed nearly 9,000 people Monday, trapped about 900 students under the rubble of their school and caused a toxic chemical leak, state media reported.
Obama set for White House run
Hillary Clinton may be focused on the final six contests of the Democratic race but front-runner Barack Obama is already moving on.
The next surge
Homes, businesses, churches and highways inundated by the floodwaters of a St. John River beyond its banks: New Brunswick is ready to put this spring's nightmare behind it.
How an Ottawa hospital dictates Murphy's health policy
The legal merits of Health Minister Mike Murphy's decision to slash the province's health authorities are open to debate.
Are judges not listening to testimony?
Family court judges could be contributing to the system backlog by not listening to testimony or reading documents filed with the court, resulting in further delays, a new report by the Family Court Justice Committee suggests.
Today's election to be a first
Voters won't have to stay up late to find out who won this year's municipal elections.
Elections New Brunswick 'took a proactive approach this time'
There will be 104 different municipal elections going on today across New Brunswick. And if trend is any indication, less than half the province will be voting in them.
Convicted CEO next to testify at pathologist's inquiry
The inquiry into a pathologist will heat up today, when former Miramichi Regional Health Authority CEO John Tucker will be called as a witness.
Scam artists seeking donations in wake of flood
The president of a Royal Canadian Legion branch in Fredericton says she's sickened by "opportunists" who are trying to scam Good Samaritans out of cash in the wake of flooding in the region.
Provincial Journal
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Prominent judges to hear Beaverbrook U.K. Foundation appeal
A panel of three pre-eminent judges will hear the appeal of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery's arbitration victory in Fredericton beginning Sept. 22.
More rain over the next 72 years predicted
Did global warming cause this spring's floods along the St. John River?
Governor general dubbed elegant mix of Lady Di , Nelson Mandela by smitten French
Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean charmed French media and even had President Nicolas Sarkozy swooning during a visit to France that also saw a significant shift in relations between the two countries.
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