The New Brunswick government's goal is to have 70 per cent of all anglophone students finish high school with an intermediate proficiency in French.

The way NB Power is structured makes it difficult to determine whether a recent rate hike was justified, says the province's Energy and Utilities Board.

The long-awaited arbitrator's report on the collective bargaining agreement for full- and part-time faculty at St. Thomas University was released late Friday.

Critics of the province's new uranium exploration and mining regulations say the province hasn't done enough to protect the citizens of New Brunswick.

liFe BecoMes arT: Above is a photograph of a hand-painted picture of a St. John River Valley fruit farm. The picture was made for A.R. Slipp, who had his land for sale.

The winning numbers in Friday's Lotto Super 7 draw for an estimated jackpot of $12 million were 7, 16, 32, 39, 41, 44 and 45. Bonus 28.

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A group of 10 Enbridge Gas NB employees will go bald for the summer, but it isn't because of the heat.

The provincial government is urging New Brunswickers to "Think Moose" before they get behind the wheel.

The final report by a panel examining Nova Scotia's crown share dispute with Ottawa has determined the province is owed hundreds of millions of dollars from the decades-old offshore resources agreement, a government source said Friday.

Parks Canada intends to clean up six hectares of contaminated land on McNab's Island, in Halifax harbour.

BUILDING IN THE SAFETY: Atlantic Kart Racing Series is holding The Fredericton Grand Prix in the parking lot of the Fredericton Exhibition Centre on Saturday and Sunday.

The appointment of Gino LeBlanc to head the province's commission on francophone education met with praise Friday.

A week after supporting the provincial government's plan for post-secondary education, the president of the Universite de Moncton has changed his mind because he said the initiative doesn't go far enough to protect linguistic duality.

ROUGH ROAD AHEAD: a cyclist makes his way down st. John street on Friday afternoon in Fredericton. a section of st. John street between Brunswick and King streets has been closed due to construction since July 2.

POTENT FUNDRAISER: noella leBrun, centre, of the Kiwanis Club and the Delta Fredericton hotel, holds up her martini glass with representatives from the beneficiaries of the more Than martinis fundraiser

A University of New Brunswick chemistry professor has been appointed the university's new dean of science.

A patients advocacy group on the French islands of St-Pierre-Miquelon says a Newfoundland health agency did a poor job informing eight women on the islands about breast cancer testing mistakes.

A suspended Nova Scotia teacher accused of sexually assaulting two students will be back in court next month.

the City of Fredericton participated in a national bell-ringing ceremony at noon thursday to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Quebec City.