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Autumn scenery
A woman walks a dog as the setting sun is reflected off the downtown Moncton skyline and on Jones Lake yesterday.
Hundreds mourn Hilary Bonnell
As the setting sun cast a stunning purple hue over the calm waters of Miramichi Bay, a grieving mother wept over her daughter's casket.
Glimpse of the Past
A casual glimpse of Riverview today would not suggest New Brunswick's largest town was once home to a 'women's prison,' but it's true.
LED lights deck Metro halls
If your inner Clark Griswold is determined to light up the whole neighbourhood with thousands of lights stapled to the roof, it might be time to think about making the switch to LED lights to decorate your home for the Christmas season.
Graham fights for power deal
Through a window of the New Brunswick government's jet, the jagged cliffs and rocky geography of Churchill Falls may have appeared particularly uninviting to Premier Shawn Graham yesterday.
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Caged dog left to die in woods
Chuck Prince considers himself a 'dog guy.'
Public flu shots in works again
A timeline for when the general New Brunswick population might have access to the H1N1 flu shot is back in place.
Tories slam throne speech
Progressive Conservative Leader David Alward gave his response to the Liberal government's throne speech yesterday, using the occasion to condemn the proposed sale of NB Power and again call for an election on the issue.
New $12M program to help N.L. dairy industry produce forage
A $12-million program is aiming to help the dairy industry in Newfoundland and Labrador produce more forage. Industry currently spends more than $4.4 million a year importing 22,000 tonnes of forage.
P.E.I. wants better drug coverage
The P.E.I. government is asking residents, especially those with terminally ill relatives, to begin a letter-writing campaign urging Ottawa to implement a catastrophic drug plan.
Mild fall affects animals
The unusually mild November that has occurred this month is an unexpected fall bonus for grateful residents throughout New Brunswick and across most of Canada.
Clarification
A story on Page A3 of yesterday's Times & Transcript provided incomplete information regarding the visit of the Olympic Torch to Shediac next Monday.
Lotteries
The unofficial winning numbers in Thursday's Keno draw were: 2, 10, 11, 12, 14, 17, 21, 23, 25, 29, 31, 36, 40, 42, 43, 46, 54, 55, 58, 60.
Rare stamp sells
A 12 pence Canadian stamp from 1851 has sold for US$260,000 at a New York auction.
Can natural remedies help prevent flu?
These days, when the topic of conversation veers toward the H1N1 flu virus, most of the scuttlebutt is centred on the latest information released by medical authorities on when and where to line up in order to be inoculated.
The News in Pictures
Sunny Brae residents like their community like it is
Don and Dorothy Gaskin have lived their lives on Broadway Street, calling Sunny Brae their home.
N.S. worker injured in fall
A man has suffered serious head injuries in a fall at a Nova Scotia construction site.
Dominion Public Building to be repaired
The federal government is committing millions of dollars to the restoration of Moncton's Dominion Public Building at 1045 Main Street.
Search continues for missing man
The family of a Fredericton kayaker is organizing a search along the Nashwaak River Saturday in hope of finding the missing man.
N.S. flu costs pegged at $20M
Nova Scotia's health minister says the overall estimated cost of running the swine flu vaccination program in the province is $20 million.
P.E.I. man charged after oil spill
An 18-year-old P.E.I. man is facing charges in a car accident that caused an oil spill in Summerside.
Rothesay company faces N.S. charge
A New Brunswick company has been charged under the Nova Scotia Environment Act in connection with a roadside spraying program in Cumberland County.
Mom of N.S. crash victim urges leniency for dangerous driver
A grieving mother urged a judge to show compassion for a young man who was sentenced yesterday for dangerous driving causing the death of her son.
Charges laid over N.S. explosives
Six people have been charged with possession of weapons and explosives after Cape Breton Regional Police apprehended a vehicle in Glace Bay.
No end in sight for trail fight
An emotional blame game continues to play out between ATV drivers and non-motorized users of New Brunswick's various trail systems.
Province changes charity poker rules
The provincial government dealt charitable organizations in New Brunswick pocket aces yesterday by revising regulations for charity Texas Hold 'Em poker tournaments.
N.L. man misdiagnosed three times
Newfoundland and Labrador's health minister is reviewing why a 27-year-old man now in a coma with swine flu was misdiagnosed and sent home three times from hospital.
Special Olympian to bear Moncton torch
Special Olympics athlete Chris Briggs will have the honour of carrying the Olympic Flame onto the stage and lighting the Olympic cauldron at the new stadium next Monday as Metro Moncton celebrates the spirit of the games.
N.B. population just under target
New Brunswick is behind on a two-year goal to increase the population by 6,000 people by the New Year, but the government is confident the number can still be reached.
Antonine Maillet not fond of spotlight
It took about three centuries for an Acadian writer to be internationally accepted.
None hurt in 5-car crash
Five cars were involved in a collision yesterday at an intersection currently being studied by the city and province for improvements.
NBers to save $5.6B
The proposed sale of NB Power to Hydro-Québec would lead to about $5.6 billion in savings for electricity users in New Brunswick spread out over about 30 years, according to a study released by the government yesterday.
Meteor shower still visible until Saturday
The annual Leonid meteor shower reached its peak activity for star gazers in southeastern New Brunswick in the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday morning.
N.S. drunk driving sentence delayed
A Colchester County family drove to Dartmouth yesterday for the sentencing of an habitual drunk driver who ran into their vehicle last March, only to find out the hearing was being adjourned again for two months.
N.S. woman awarded bravery medal
A Cape Bretoner who risked her life to rescue two elderly women from a burning apartment building has become the first woman to win a Nova Scotia Medal of Bravery.
Riverview council continues to battle budget
Nothing is sacred and nothing carved in stone when it comes to squeezing out a municipal budget under difficult circumstances.
Man jailed for credit card fraud
A Moncton man who was arrested hiding on top of a shed in September was sentenced to eight months in jail yesterday for fraud.
Walk for Arthritis set to go Nov. 29
Come make some noise and help the many Canadians coping with arthritis.
Tree off to Boston
For the first time, Nova Scotia's Christmas gift to Boston has been shipped partly by sea.
Missile kills 3
Intelligence officials say missiles fired from a suspected U.S. drone have killed three militants in Pakistan's lawless tribal area along the Afghan border.
Books always make good Christmas gifts
The sound of shoppers bustling for Christmas gift ideas is starting to rumble and soon will grow from a dull roar to a stampeding herd.
Lotteries
The winning numbers in Wednesday's Lotto 6-49 draw were 2, 4, 13, 24, 30 and 42. Bonus 9.
Olympic Torch is a true Canadian
As the Olympic flame is passed from hand to hand across the country, more than 12,000 participants will be able to keep a very unique souvenir -- the Olympic Torch itself.
Where to see the Olympic Torch
Following are the locations and approximate times of appearances by the Olympic Torch as it passes through southeast New Brunswick.
MacNaughton students to carry torch
The Olympic Torch has really caught fire at Bernice MacNaughton High School. Four students from the high school in Moncton's west end will be carrying the torch when it travels though the province next week.
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