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Truck rolls over
A tractor-trailer lies on its side on MacNaughton Avenue in the Caledonia Industrial Park yesterday after it entered a sharp corner a little too fast.
Moncton soldier to receive Sacrifice Medal
A Metro Moncton reservist solider wounded two years ago when the armoured vehicle he was driving was destroyed by a roadside bomb will be among the first to receive Canada's new Sacrifice Medal from Governor General Michaelle Jean.
Public flu shot clinic in works
For the first time, H1N1 flu shot clinics are being scheduled for the general public in Metro Moncton.
Busiest week yet for hospitals
This has been the busiest week yet for New Brunswick hospitals dealing with influenza.
Bessborough marks 50 years
The first lady of the West End is now 50.
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Farmers fed up with spud thieves
t may resemble a U-pick potato field more than a crime scene, but that is exactly what it is.
Wine lovers pack expo
Metro Moncton wine lovers stampeded through the gates of the temporary NB Liquor outlet at the Moncton Coliseum yesterday afternoon to load up their shopping carts with bottles from around the globe.
N.S. projects get funding
A highway twinning in Cape Breton and two bridge improvement projects are in line for $49.5 million in federal-provincial infrastructure funding.
Delegates speak highly of Moncton's track plans
It might have been snowing in Metro yesterday, but that didn't derail the full-speed-ahead planning and preparation for the Moncton 2010 IAAF World Junior Track and Field Championships.
Vautours a no-show at trial
Jackie and Roy Vautour's illegal clam-digging trial normally attracts a big crowd.
Cab robbery investigations continue
Codiac RCMP investigators are still looking for suspects in three recent cab driver robberies.
Irving plant wins health, safety award
Irving Personal Care of Dieppe, Canada's only manufacturer of baby diapers and training pants, has won a health and safety award for its continued emphasis on health and safety at its production plant.
Scrapped gun registry won't affect jobs: MP
When Prime Minister Stephen Harper visited Miramichi last February, he delivered a one-liner, and a promise, that Miramichi MP Tilly O'Neill-Gordon, and many Miramichiers haven't forgotten.
Search, rescue team aid police in case
As the snow fell yesterday afternoon, a large search began in a wooded area near the home of a Dieppe sex assault victim.
N.S. RCMP investigate industrial accident
A 41-year-old man is dead following an industrial accident in Antigonish County.
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Man 'too fat to kill' convicted of murder
A jury yesterday convicted a man of murdering his former son-in-law, rejecting the man's defence that he was too fat to have run up and down a flight of stairs to commit the crime and make a quick getaway.
Russian plane crashes
A Russian military plane crashed in the country's far east late yesterday, killing all nine people aboard, news agencies reported.
Correction
A story published on Page D4 of yesterday's Times & Transcript about induction ceremonies for the Moncton Sports Wall of Fame at MacNaughton High School today contained two factual errors.
A long time since local TV was really 'local'
Here we are enjoying another Saturday morning.
Lotteries
Lotto Max numbers were delayed at the source.
Riverview student to appear on YTV
While most students don't enjoy having to write essays, 12-year-old Mitch Peterson of Riverview recently used his literary touch to win a contest that has netted him a $1,000 gift card and the opportunity to appear on national television.
Fire closes N.S. school
Students at a school in northeastern Nova Scotia got an early start to the weekend after a fire broke out yesterday.
N.S. horse killed by suspected gunshot
RCMP are investigating the death of a horse by a suspected gunshot. The animal was found dead yesterday morning.
Ski, snowboard gear on sale today
Anyone interested in trying out skiing or snowboarding but were deterred by the cost of equipment should check out today's sale of used and last year's stock of ski and snowboarding equipment at Poley Mountain ski lodge.
N.L. man arrested in stabbing
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has arrested a 22-year-old man following a stabbing last month.
Local H1N1 vaccination clinic schedule
The following is the latest schedule in Metro Moncton, Kent County and the Miramichi area for pandemic H1N1 vaccination clinics.
Auditor general asks for rate clarity
New Brunswick's auditor general is asking the government for more details about the potential sale of NB Power to Hydro-Québec.
Mild days on the way
Emerging from a blustery day yesterday, which featured gusting winds and flurries, Metro Moncton can look forward to some pretty good fall-like weather for most of the next 10 days.
Another Metro cabbie robbed
For the third time in less than a week, a Moncton cab driver was robbed of cash while on duty.
Don't let flu scare life out of you
Head out to the World Wine and Food Expo, go see a movie, take in a hockey game, or get out partridge hunting with some buddies like he hopes to do this weekend.
A beacon of hope
Raphaelle Gagnon, 2, of Dieppe gets a close look at the lights on the Tree of Hope yesterday from the arms of her mother Renee Gagnon of Dieppe.
Wine store is first come, first serve
Wine lovers who plan to seek out their favourite vintages today when the World Wine & Food Expo's on-site store opens, take note: it's first come, first serve.
NBers urged to open their hearts, homes
Roxanne Reeves and her husband Shawn Graham were in the early stages of the adoption process a few years ago when the prospect of taking on a much bigger family and its concerns derailed their personal plans.
Energy deal brings stability
Premier Shawn Graham has had a few people ask this week how he thinks historians will one day judge his proposal to sell NB Power to Hydro-Québec.
Dieppe woman attacked in home
The hunt is under way for a man who broke into a Dieppe woman's house yesterday morning and sexually assaulted her.
Air clears on Aviation Avenue
It appears tempers have eased over a planned extension of Aviation Avenue in Dieppe.
MDs ask for less flu paperwork
After putting in a full day's work at his family physician office in Moncton, Dr. John Li says he spends even more hours filling out pages of paperwork sent to him by his patients' employers.
Flu concerns amp up The Moncton Hospital's E.R. visits
The number of people who showed up for emergency care at The Moncton Hospital on Wednesday was up more than 40 per cent year-to-year.
H1N1 isn't hampering Wine Expo fun
It's the first major event to be hosted in Metro Moncton since pandemic H1N1's second wave of activity starting ramping up.
Health and wellness fair is very well done
Upon entering the New Brunswick Community College gymnasium yesterday, it was evident the school's event planning class that organized the 2009 Wellness Fair had gone above and beyond.
Boy admits setting fire
A New Brunswick teenager has admitting to setting a fire that led to the destruction of a Keswick business.
Lotteries
The winning numbers in last night's Keno draw were 01, 03, 04, 07, 08, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 19, 21, 39, 42, 45, 46, 47, 48, 58 and 63.
Former RCMP officer accused of fraud
An RCMP officer accused in Newfoundland of using a government credit card for his personal use has pleaded not guilty to several charges of fraud.
Cobequid Pass ready: officials
Nova Scotia's transportation minister says his department is on "full alert" to deal with potentially problematic driving conditions today on a notorious stretch of highway.
Alta. school evacuated after Second World War artillery shell found
Students and teachers were evacuated from a southern Alberta school after a Second World War-era artillery shell was found in a seldom-used storage room above a stage.
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