Jason Haley glances at a snowman on the front lawn of a York Street apartment as he walked to work Tuesday.

Harold Villers will always remember Christmas 1943.

New Brunswick isn't selling regulatory control of energy to Quebec, says Hydro-Quebec president and CEO Thierry Vandal.

The New Brunswick residential power rate won't go up to pay for growth in the amount of electricity used by big industry, says the president and CEO of Hydro-Quebec.

Kathryn Bourque could hardly believe her eyes after she opened a $650 bill from Ambulance NB for a minor treatment she received at a rural ambulance bay.

Construction is finally moving ahead on the long-awaited trades and technology building at Minto Memorial High School.

A suspect refuted allegations in Fredericton provincial court Tuesday that he trafficked in powerful painkillers.

New Brunswick's child and youth advocate is getting $100,000 in federal funding to develop a pilot project to keep young people with mental-health issues out of youth jails and get them treatment.

A man pleaded guilty to threatening and assaulting a city woman in provincial court Monday.

When Mary Ann Stevens of Fredericton was approached to act as a mentor in a new program to help women in business, she jumped at the chance.

Business owners in downtown Fredericton in the 500 block of Queen Street will form a neighbourhood watch group to try to keep a closer eye on vandalism, drug dealing and other acts of mischief.

James Delorey, the Cape Breton boy who died in hospital after miraculously surviving two nights lost in the frozen wilderness, was remembered Tuesday as a calm and quiet child whose big brown eyes did most of the talking.

The Oromocto detachment of the RCMP is investigating a hit-and-run motor vehicle accident.

An early morning fire Tuesday at 53 Chestnut St. in Minto left a family homeless but safe after it was alerted by a smoke detector.

Hydro-Quebec CEO Thierry Vandal says he expects the final deal on the sale of NB Power will stick to the three fundamental pillars of the agreement.

New legislation that came into effect last week will affect the hiring process for public servants in New Brunswick, including offering more feedback to unsuccessful applicants.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 4 will make an announcement by Thursday regarding the damaged cenotaph.

A local woman who used a stolen credit card to buy booze told a court she's not the same person she used to be and is trying to live a good life.

Lacey Lemieux says it was a real eye-opener.

Country music singer George Canyon returned to his Maritime roots to celebrate the holidays and spread some Christmas cheer at the playhouse on Monday evening.