Bonnell murder trial sees last of police videos

The first-degree murder trial of Curtis Bonnell adjourned early on Wednesday at the request of his defence lawyer who is ill, but the jury did hear the last of dozens of hours of police recordings of Bonnell.

50 protest bus and train service cuts in Moncton

About 50 people gathered in front of Moncton City Hall Wednesday to speak out about cuts to train and bus service.

Program launched to help self-harming youth

A new program aimed at helping the growing number of young people who are self-harming was launched Wednesday in the Fredericton area.

50 protest bus and train service cuts in Moncton

About 50 people gathered in front of Moncton City Hall Wednesday to speak out about cuts to train and bus service.

Program launched to help self-harming youth

A new program aimed at helping the growing number of young people who are self-harming was launched Wednesday in the Fredericton area.

Hells Angels tied to Moncton drug ring, RCMP say

Police say they’ve shut down a major drug trafficking ring in the Moncton with ties to the Hells Angels in Ontario and Quebec.

Moncton Wildcats hope trade boosts championship chances

The coach of the Moncton Wildcats is hoping a big trade will get his team to the Quebec Major Junior league championship this season.

Large cost variation at Maritime universities: report

A recent report on university tuition says some students could be paying as much as $2,000 more per year than others, depending on the university they choose.

Church starts cooking classes for food bank clients

A church in Saint John is starting a cafe and cooking class in the hopes of helping food bank clients learn new ways to stretch their food budget by making the most of their meals.

Bones in Janeville identified as man missing since 2006

Bones discovered on a private property in a wooded area in Janeville last December have been identified as those of a man who went missing in the spring of 2006.

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