Cpl. Adam Foster says it's what you call a national peacekeeping mission.

The auditor general says NB Power has boosted its bottom line by tucking costs related to the Point Lepreau refurbishment into a separate account.

Quebec would reap a windfall of "hundreds of millions of dollars" in federal equalization payments if a proposed deal to purchase New Brunswick's public power utility goes through next year, a leading Newfoundland and Labrador economist says.

Prominent visitors will have to release any salmon they catch from now on while fishing out of Larry's Gulch.

The following are excerpts from a transcript of exchanges during question period in the legislature on Wednesday on the proposed deal to sell most of NB Power to Hydro-Québec.

Five cars were involved in a collision at an intersection currently being studied by the city of Moncton and province for road safety improvements.

David Alward wants New Brunswickers to decide the fate of NB Power's proposed sale to Hydro-Québec.

A sale of NB Power to Hydro-Québec "will cut greenhouse gas emissions in this province by more than 10 per cent, says Environment Minister Rick Miles.

A standing hearing for the eventual coroner's inquest into the tragic death in custody of Moncton teenager Ashley Smith is scheduled for Dec. 3 in Toronto.

After 40 years, the implementation of the federal Official Languages Act is still so flawed that it needs an overhaul and the federal language czar needs new powers, says the national association representing francophone communities.

A group of women the Restigouche region who oppose aerial spraying of the province's forest presented a petition signed by more than 5,000 people to the provincial government on Tuesday.

Northern New Brunswick has at least one clear advantage over its southern counterpart: the low cost of buying a home.

District 5 Kent RCMP is holding a workshop to improve community engagement and reduce crime on Nov. 24 and 25 at Richibucto town hall.

Canada's former top soldier has blasted claims by diplomat Richard Colvin that the military handed over Afghan prisoners to face torture despite warnings, calling the allegation "ludicrous."

Canadian journalist Amanda Lindhout, freed after 15 months of captivity in war-torn Somalia, says she was kept isolated, beaten and tortured, so she dreamed of walking through Vancouver's Stanley Park to stay sane and not lose hope.

It's unclear how many fake Canadian passports are in circulation, police said Wednesday after arresting alleged members of a massive counterfeiting ring that produced high-quality, fake government ID cards.

The family of Canadian icon Tommy Douglas is urging the government to make public RCMP intelligence on the socialist firebrand and father of medicare, while an expert calls it ludicrous to claim any national security grounds to keep them secret.

Israel will halt construction in its West Bank settlements for 10 months, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday, in an effort to restart peace talks, but Palestinians rejected the freeze as insufficient because it did not include east Jerusalem.

The Olympic torch relay enlisted the help of a world-class swimmer on Tuesday to ensure the flame would traverse one of New Brunswick's largest swimming pools with ease.