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 Ageism in health care needs to end, doctor says Some doctors are warning of a culture of ageism in the medical world, saying health workers commonly treat old people as though they don't deserve the same care as younger Canadians.
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 Prince Charles and Camilla tour New Brunswick Britain's Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, continue their tour of New Brunswick today with a visit to CFB Gagetown before travelling to Saint John.
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 Bear cubs spotted in Fredericton backyard Two bear cubs were spotted in a backyard on Limerick Road in Fredericton Sunday afternoon.
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 Woman killed in head-on collision near Woodstock A 25-year-old woman died Friday night in a head-on collision just outside of Woodstock.
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 Prince Charles and Camilla arrive in Canada Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, have landed in Fredericton, with New Brunswick the first stop on their three-province tour.
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 Salad recall expanded after Listeria contamination The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says some bags of salads that are distributed to restaurants, hospitals and nursing homes need to be thrown in the garbage because they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
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 Tattoo artists descend on Halifax The 6th annual Maritime Tattoo Festival runs this weekend.
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 Seven homeless after Saint John fire ire investigators are trying to determine what caused a large fire in Saint John Friday afternoon.
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 Sea Dogs have swagger ahead of Memorial Cup openerThe Saint John Sea Dogs have earned the right to walk with a swagger entering this year's Memorial Cup. The Sea Dogs open the Memorial Cup on Saturday against the Ontario Hockey League champion London Knights.
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 Beetle risk prompts firewood ban at Kouchibouguac Campers heading into Kouchibouguac National Park will no longer be allowed to bring in their own firewood because there's a risk the wood could be harbouring tree-destroying brown spruce longhorn beetles.
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 N.B. Museum launches 450-year-old canoe exhibit A 450-year-old aboriginal canoe came to the end of its restoration journey Friday at the New Brunswick Museum in Saint John.
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 Blaney gets new job despite hiring restrictions The appointment of former New Brunswick cabinet minister Margaret-Ann Blaney to a senior civil service position that had been eliminated two months ago continued to generate political heat Friday with the minister now in charge of Blaney unsure how she avoided government-wide hiring restrictions.
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 Tories trying to muzzle doctors, say Liberals The Opposition Liberals are accusing the Alward government of trying to silence doctors who are critical of Progressive Conservative policies through new regional health authority bylaws.
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 Victoria Street fire mostly under controlSaint John firefighters remain at the scene of a major fire in the city's north end that has already engulfed two residential buildings and is threatening a third.
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 Wastewater commissions given term limits The New Brunswick government is tightening the rules on the province's wastewater commissions after a scathing report from Auditor General Kim MacPherson last fall.
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 Fisheries cuts could claim 29 N.B. jobs Twenty-nine New Brunswickers who work for the federal fisheries department received notice Thursday they may lose their jobs due to pending cuts.
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 Chance to glimpse royals in N.B. on Victoria Day Royal watchers in the province will have a chance to catch a glimpse of Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, this holiday weekend.
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 RCMP crackdown on unsafe drivers Police in New Brunswick are cracking down on unsafe driving this weekend, the first long weekend of the summer.
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 Moncton man guilty of 1st-degree murder A 46-year-old Moncton man has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2010 death of his common-law wife, Deborah Gunn.
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 Mill Rat player stranded in Mali A Saint John basketball star is trapped in Mali after he returned to his native country in March to get his wife and daughter out of the country.
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 Is Canada ready for King Charles? Opinion polls suggest more Canadians would rather the crown pass directly from Queen Elizabeth to Prince William than to his dad, but unless fate or some sort of constitutional intervention throws a curve, Charles will become king of Canada someday.
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 Coast guard takes brunt of fisheries department cuts More than 1,000 workers with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, including 763 with the Canadian Coast Guard, received notices today that their jobs could be affected by pending cuts.
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 Perth-Andover needs long-term flood plan, MLA says The MLA for Victoria-Tobique says Perth-Andover needs a long-term solution to its flooding problems.
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 Daycare amendments have linguistic camps divided Proposed amendments to the province's Early Learning and Childcare Act are coming under fire from both the anglophone and francophone communities.
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 Pro-life protesters urge Alward to debate abortion The pro-life movement called on the Alward government to debate the issue of abortion and consider alternatives during an annual rally in Fredericton Thursday.
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