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 Radon gas levels raises health worriesA Fredericton family that recently discovered radioactive gas leaking into its downtown home is wondering how extensive the problem could be in their neighbourhood - and anywhere else in the province.
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 Sexual assault suspect opts for jury trialA man accused of having incestuous relations with his teenage daughter wants 12 members of the community to decide his fate.
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 Fetch that ball!Molly keeps her eyes focused on the ball as she retrieves it for her owner Lindsay Brandon as they play fetch in Wilmot Park on Monday.
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 Drunk driver numbers dropAlthough figures are still preliminary, it appears RCMP in the province are making progress when it comes to holiday-related impaired driving.
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 Keep pets safe in cold weatherWhen temperatures drop, staying inside is a good idea for people and pets alike.
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 Courts | In briefA Fredericton man admitted in court Wednesday to stealing from a northside big-box store.
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 Tories ignoring student issues - lobby groupJoey O'Kane says he knew student loans and university funding would be hot issues when he took office as president of the New Brunswick Student Alliance eight months ago.
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 Riverview High grieves student's deathStudents, staff and administrators gathered Wednesday at Riverview High School to mourn the loss of a popular Grade 12 student and athlete.
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 Researcher urges people to stand up for their healthTravis Saunders wants you to stand up for your health.
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 Winmill charged in connection with double murderA 41-year-old man imprisoned for armed robbery and car theft is accused of helping his wife cover up the murder of her niece - a woman he once lived with as his common-law spouse.
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 Grit race - Murphy in, LeBlanc outNew Brunswick MP Dominic LeBlanc says he won't be a candidate for the leadership of provincial Liberal party.
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 Where's the snow?The warm weather Monday was great for getting some exercise outside. Above, people walk their dog along The Green near the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge.
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 Former principal makes national newsmaker listA former New Maryland Elementary School principal has been named one of the top 10 Canadian newsmakers in education technology for 2011 by one of the country's leading consulting firms.
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 Marysville has big plans for 2012Rebecca Ham says she's looking forward to partying all year in Marysville as the community celebrates its 150th anniversary.
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 High-profile ministry keeping Ashfield busyMP Keith Ashfield watched the first polls come in from his campaign office at the City Hotel.
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 Lecture to examine inactivity, diseaseA public lecture Thursday at the University of New Brunswick will provide information about the links between sedentary behaviours and chronic diseases for children and youth.
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 2011 was a positive year for business in FrederictonIt was a remarkable year for business in Fredericton.
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 Courts | In BriefAn Oromocto man stands accused of assaulting a woman in Fredericton several months ago.
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 No bump in slip-and-fall injuriesIcy conditions made it tricky for many capital region residents to get around in recent days.
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 Elderly pedestrian killed on SundayOne woman is dead and a man was seriously injured after a pedestrian-vehicle collision in Carlingford near Perth-Andover on Sunday.
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 NB needs new immigration policies - observersWith population growth flatlining in New Brunswick, some observers are encouraging the province to open its doors to a greater variety of immigrants.
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 Teen driver dies in crashA teenaged driver died from injuries after a single-vehicle accident Monday in Allison.
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 Drunk driving might end seaman's careerA tearful Navy seaman apologized to his family from the prisoner's box in Fredericton provincial court Tuesday for ruining his life by driving drunk on New Year's Eve.
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 Pharmacists fear impact of generic drug price capNew Brunswick's pharmacies will face significant financial uncertainty if the provincial government imposes a price cap on generic drugs, says the group representing the province's pharmacists.
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 STU bus service offered to returning studentsWith the Acadian Lines service disruption entering into its second month, the Students' Union at St. Thomas University has chartered a bus to help students get back to Fredericton for the start of classes.
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