Police thought Dennis Oland might flee after his father’s murder, trial told
New Brunswick’s covered bridges and river ferries under review
Parts of New Brunswick under extreme cold warning on Thursday
Bernier looks to strike some popular chords during first East Coast stops
Chipman, N.B., woman charged with attempted murder after stabbing
N.B. high school principal charged with defrauding school district
Evolution of child car seats: From straps and Tot-Guard to 5-point safety harness
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Bunny Bear Company made child seats in 1933, however the devices were mainly intended to stop kids from moving around the car. Continue reading
New Brunswick consumer services commission warns about door-to-door salespeople
The commission says this has led to consumers not being aware of the full implications of the business arrangement. Continue reading
Kyle Lowry collects 5,000th career assist as Toronto Raptors edge Phoenix Suns
Kyle Lowry had 16 points and collected his 5,000th career assist for the Toronto Raptors. Continue reading
N.L. woman survives after husband’s runaway snowmobile crashes into home, lands on her
The runaway machine destroyed furniture and sent debris and glass flying, finally landing on top of Bruce Porter’s wife Louise. Continue reading
Woman jailed four years for luring 16-year-old girl into prostitution
A jury had found Renee Allison Webber guilty of pimping-related charges in September. Continue reading
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Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading
Climate change to cause more damage to Canada’s northern roads than previously feared: study
Research suggests climate change is going to cause more damage to roads and other infrastructure in Canada’s North than previously feared. Continue reading
Downtown Fredericton continues to see several changes to business landscape
With several businesses closing their doors in downtown Fredericton, the local chamber of commerce says it’s optimistic new businesses will fill the spaces. Continue reading
Freeland to meet with family of Edith Blais, who’s been missing in Burkina Faso since Dec. 15
The 34-year-old Blais and her Italian friend Luca Tacchetto were travelling by car in southwestern Burkina Faso and were supposed to cross the border into Togo to do volunteer work with an aid group. Continue reading
‘We’re in the planning stages’: Riverview one step closer to wellness centre
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
The proposed facility will include an aquatics centre, a field house, walking track and community space. Continue reading
New Brunswick to be slammed with winter storm this weekend: Environment Canada
Along with the large amount of snowfall, Environment Canada says some regions could receive more than 50 millimetres of rain Continue reading
‘I am not a racist,’ says ousted Liberal candidate at chaotic press conference
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“Recently I have been labelled as a racist, which really, really makes me hurt,” Wang, still wearing a Liberal Party pin, told reporters. “I am not a racist.” Continue reading
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Politics, student poverty hampering New Brunswick schools, auditor says
In a report released today, Kim MacPherson says provincial assessment results in reading, math and science have never met targets over the last 15 years. Continue reading
Defence begins aggressive cross-examination of Saint John police forensic officer at Oland retrial
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Sgt. Mark Smith is on the stand this week at Dennis Oland’s second-degree murder trial. Continue reading
Donald Trump cancels U.S. delegation to World Economic Forum amid shutdown
The cancellation announcement comes just days after the White House announced the members of the delegation it intended to send to Davos, led by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. Continue reading
Vancouver City Council votes to declare ‘climate emergency’
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
Now that the motion has passed, city staff will come up with new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and set new climate change targets. Continue reading
Photo of Justin Trudeau and family canoeing spotted on random Kentucky billboard
A photo of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family was spotted on a random billboard in Kentucky, promoting a local canoe outfitting business — and no, it’s not a selfie. Continue reading
Lesson learned as driver tries — and fails horribly — to demolish snowman with truck
A hooligan in Kentucky tried to destroy a massive, nine-foot tall snowman using a truck, but failed horribly after not realizing good-old Frosty was built over a tree stump. Continue reading
‘A great guy’: Canadian killed in Burkina Faso mourned by family, friends
A Canadian kidnapped in Burkina Faso on Tuesday has been found dead, a spokesman for the security ministry said Thursday. Continue reading
Jury finds woman guilty on all terror-related charges in Toronto-area Canadian Tire attack
Rehab Dughmosh was arrested in July 2017 on allegations she tried to attack store employees with a golf club and a butcher knife. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s covered bridges and river ferries under review
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
The government says it’s trying to determine whether the 54 remaining provincially-owned covered bridges can be restored using wood products, and how much that may cost. Continue reading
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Parts of New Brunswick under extreme cold warning on Thursday
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for Fredericton and Southern York County on Thursday saying temperatures could reach a bone chilling -40 C. Continue reading
Evolution of child car seats: From straps and Tot-Guard to 5-point safety harness
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Bunny Bear Company made child seats in 1933, however the devices were mainly intended to stop kids from moving around the car. Continue reading
N.B. high school principal charged with defrauding school district
Chantal Berthelotte is scheduled to appear in Campbellton provincial court on Jan. 28 to enter a plea. Continue reading
Bernier looks to strike some popular chords during first East Coast stops
Maxime Bernier pitched his support for a revived Energy East pipeline, reducing equalization and removing barriers to interprovincial trade. Continue reading
New Brunswick consumer services commission warns about door-to-door salespeople
The commission says this has led to consumers not being aware of the full implications of the business arrangement. Continue reading
N.L. woman survives after husband’s runaway snowmobile crashes into home, lands on her
The runaway machine destroyed furniture and sent debris and glass flying, finally landing on top of Bruce Porter’s wife Louise. Continue reading
Chipman, N.B., woman charged with attempted murder after stabbing
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
A 40-year-old woman was taken to hospital with multiple wounds, police said. Continue reading
‘Don’t ignore the warning signs’: N.B. mother battling terminal ovarian cancer speaks out
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
‘I do not want other women going through this. It is not right, it is not fair, so I want to spread awareness as much as possible and I want everyone to stick up for themselves and their bodies.’ Continue reading
Woman jailed four years for luring 16-year-old girl into prostitution
A jury had found Renee Allison Webber guilty of pimping-related charges in September. Continue reading
Police thought Dennis Oland might flee after his father’s murder, trial told
So many officers wanted a look at the bloody scene, the defence has said it was like a sightseeing tour. Continue reading
Climate change to cause more damage to Canada’s northern roads than previously feared: study
Research suggests climate change is going to cause more damage to roads and other infrastructure in Canada’s North than previously feared. Continue reading
Downtown Fredericton continues to see several changes to business landscape
With several businesses closing their doors in downtown Fredericton, the local chamber of commerce says it’s optimistic new businesses will fill the spaces. Continue reading
‘We’re in the planning stages’: Riverview one step closer to wellness centre
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
The proposed facility will include an aquatics centre, a field house, walking track and community space. Continue reading
New Brunswick to be slammed with winter storm this weekend: Environment Canada
Along with the large amount of snowfall, Environment Canada says some regions could receive more than 50 millimetres of rain Continue reading
Politics, student poverty hampering New Brunswick schools, auditor says
In a report released today, Kim MacPherson says provincial assessment results in reading, math and science have never met targets over the last 15 years. Continue reading
Defence begins aggressive cross-examination of Saint John police forensic officer at Oland retrial
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Sgt. Mark Smith is on the stand this week at Dennis Oland’s second-degree murder trial. Continue reading
N.L. provincial cabinet minister rescued from car after stranded on flooded St. John’s street
Lisa Dempster called 911 and says she was stranded for 45 minutes as cold water slowly seeped in. Continue reading
‘It was a miracle’: N.B. couple issues warning after snowmobiles plunge into icy river
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Two snowmobilers who found themselves plunged in the icy Miramichi River are hoping others learn from their horrific experience. Continue reading
Saint John tries to temper public expectations on snow removal
After a beginning to winter marked by criticism over snow and ice removal, Saint John is trying to let residents know what they can reasonably expect. Continue reading
Alberta mom frustrated her breastfeeding infant needed paid ticket for show
By Kim Smith Reporter
Preventing a woman from bringing her breastfeeding infant to a show could be grounds for discrimination on the basis of sex, Margot Young, a professor with the Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, said. Continue reading
N.B. Department of Health announces new electronic health record system
The provincial government announced a plan to digitize medical documents in a new electronic health record system. Continue reading
Saint John police officer at centre of Dennis Oland mistrial promoted despite controversy
Sean Rocca was promoted from constable to staff sergeant last week, according to a post on the Saint John Police Association’s Twitter page. Continue reading
N.S. woman charged with threatening to kill first responders following Dieppe, N.B. shooting
Morgan Maryanne Connors, 25, was brought before a judge by way of a tele-remand on Tuesday. Continue reading
No bloodstains found in Oland’s car, officer tells murder trial
Dennis Oland, 50, an investment adviser, is on trial for a second time for the bludgeoning death of his multi-millionaire father, Richard, a member of the prominent Maritime beer-brewing family. Continue reading
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