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Torch relay continues
Torchbearer and chuckwagon champion Kelly Sutherland holds the Olympic Flame as driver Dean Dreger looks on in Grande Prairie, Alta., yesterday.
Charles gets a little dirty in Ontario
Prince Charles trekked through manure-laden mulch yesterday and later a construction site as the Prince of Wales' last day in Ontario saw him visit two ventures dedicated to giving city-dwellers a taste of rural living.
Why did killer do it?
In a country where mass killings have sadly become routine, Americans are particularly traumatized by the alleged crimes of an Army psychiatrist who had apparently asked for a discharge before going on a pre-deployment shooting spree on a Texas military base.
Britain demands Afghan reform
Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned Afghanistan's government yesterday to take action against corruption, saying he would not risk more British lives there unless it reforms.
Mr. Okanagan Bigfoot stomps the competition
You could say the owner of the B.C. Okanagan region's biggest feet stomped the competition.
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Aquarium wants Canadians to name whale
The Vancouver Aquarium is offering Canadians a whale of an opportunity. The aquarium has announced it's holding a naming contest for a baby beluga that was born in July.
N.D. students drowned: autopsy
The Stark County sheriff says preliminary autopsy results show drowning as the cause of death of three college softball players, including a Manitoba woman, whose sport utility vehicle went into a livestock pond in southwestern North Dakota.
Mount Allison is nation's best
Once again, Mount Allison University has been named the top undergraduate school in Canada by Maclean's magazine, which also ranks some other New Brunswick institutions highly.
Truck tips over on MacNaughton Ave.
A tractor trailer hauling a load of tires tipped over yesterday morning in Caledonia Industrial Estates.
Olympic hackers raise concerns
The Vancouver Winter Olympics are less than 100 days away but they're already getting visitors, not necessarily welcome ones.
More Ignatieff aides depart
The exodus continues from Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff's inner circle.
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2010 flame continues its journey
As Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall drew crowds and cheers in Ontario, hundreds of residents in this barren Arctic community gave the royal treatment to the arrival of the Olympic flame and its entourage.
Where have all the caribou disappeared to?
Caribou herds aren't shrinking; scientists are just looking in the wrong place.
Gunman attacks U.S. base
An Army psychiatrist set to be shipped overseas opened fire at the Fort Hood, Texas, Army post yesterday, authorities said, a rampage that killed 12 people and left 31 wounded in the worst mass shooting ever at a military base in the United States.
Missing baby found alive
Investigators spent five days searching dense vines and marshes for a missing infant, only to find her lying quietly in a small cedar box hidden under her baby sitter's bed.
Metro woman to carry Torch
Although her last name wouldn't seem to indicate it, Christina Robichaud's journey to Metro Moncton was far from conventional.
Minister grilled over gun registry report
Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan attempted to undermine a report to Parliament on the federal gun registry yesterday -- calling into question the agenda of its authors after refusing to make the report public before a crucial parliamentary vote.
Miramichier to carry Olympic flame this month
Although he's never competed in a Winter Olympic Games, it's fair to say that Ray Kokkonen has become well acquainted with winter sports' biggest showcase over much of its history.
Animal rescue group holds dance
Kent County Animal Rescue (KCAR) is hosting a dance at the Richibucto Legion tomorrow night at 9 p.m. featuring local band Heartland.
Coyotes concern home, pet owners
When you see Paula Cusack behind her house carrying a bat, she's not playing baseball.
Mission Possible kicks into high gear
With a little creativity and some hard work, nothing is impossible. Members of the local business community hope to pass that message on as the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce's Mission Possible campaign kicks into high gear.
N.S. brothers facing charges
Two Middle Sackville brothers are facing drug charges following a raid on their family's home.
Illegal dumping a problem
A Moncton man is annoyed local residents are dumping bulk garbage on the trail system where he likes to walk.
Moncton faces rain, snow and heavy winds
Metro Moncton residents are expected to awaken this morning to snow or a snow-rain mix, along with heavy northeast winds with gusts up to 70 kilometres (43 miles) per hour.
ATV riders damage sections of Dobson Trail, Fundy Footpath
New Brunswick's Dobson Trail stretching between Riverview and Fundy National Park is a popular walking trail.
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