Native artist Ned Bear carved a special mask into a tree in the garden at Leo Hayes High School.

A Christmas catalogue wish list lays tattered on the coffee table and in the bedroom of one of Michelle Cook's young sons, a Lightning McQueen sheet is tucked around a small bed.

The YMCA project will move ahead despite a funding shortfall from the City of Fredericton.

A Fredericton man who stabbed his roommate to death in a fit of rage last winter sobbed and apologized for his actions as he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for at least a decade.

Health officials are encouraging patients with chronic illnesses to protect themselves from the H1N1 virus after news that five more New Brunswickers have died - each with pre-existing medical conditions.

An application to create 40 low-density residential housing units in Brookside West adjacent to the Brookside mini-home and Northrup mini-home parks has been approved by the city's planning advisory committee.

The Liberal government of Prince Edward Island has introduced legislation that would allow physicians and other health-care workers to apologize for medical mistakes without the fear of legal reprisals.

Cindy Sheppard's Caring Matters column on page C10 of the Nov. 26 edition of The Daily Gleaner contained an error in reference to the author of a University of New Brunswick study.

The unofficial winning numbers in Thursday's Keno draw were: 1, 4, 8, 10, 11, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25, 26, 29, 34, 38, 43, 46, 51, 55, 65 and 67.

A man who urged a drunken detainee in the Fredericton police station holding cells to hang himself last winter will be spending more time behind bars.

The provincial government could decide to spend up to $80 million to decommission three fossil-fuel power plants in New Brunswick out of its own pocket rather than make NB Power's ratepayers absorb the cost, Energy Minister Jack Keir said Thursday.

The O'Leary Pontiac Buick GMC dealership has received a variance approval from the city's planning advisory committee to add a recreational-vehicle dealership to its business ventures on Hanwell Road.

There will be a whopping $1.6 billion in stimulus spending in Tuesday's capital budget, Premier Shawn Graham said Thursday.

It turns out that the board of directors of NB Power found out the company it was running was up for sale at almost the same time as the rest of us.

John Ralston Saul wants Canadians to revise their view of history and recognize the unique model we have developed for our country is neither European nor American but an aboriginal one.

The cause of a crash that saw a dump truck loaded with gravel tip over on Brookside Drive on Thursday morning is under investigation.

The Village of Gagetown is ready to deck its proverbial halls.

A special show at The Playhouse tonight called Fredericton Onstage will reflect the city's artistic talent and its designation as a Cultural Capital of Canada for 2009.

Fifty-eight candles flickered and glowed in the dimmed lights of the Fredericton Community Kitchen, each candle representing the life of someone who died homeless.

A piece of the Olympic Games arrived in Fredericton on Wednesday night as the 2010 Vancouver Torch Relay makes its way through New Brunswick.