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A sister's search: What it's like to have a loved one on the street battling addiction
Dyllan Taylor Humphrey spent most of a recent Saturday walking the streets of Moncton in search of her homeless younger brother.
Voting patterns are changing — slowly — in New Brunswick. Here's why
Voting the way your parents and grandparents did is a habit that has endured decades of provincial and federal elections in some New Brunswick communities, but that could be fading, according to one political scientist.
Moncton woman wants accountability from premier, N.B. Power over sky-high electric bills
Susan Martin says most of the smart-meter bills she collected show double the kilowatt usage compared to the same month last year. Meanwhile, the province says it plans to host public consultations on the future of N.B. Power.
Former Moncton teacher gets 14 years in prison for historic sex crimes
Paul Maillet was found guilty of 17 sex crimes against nine victims, some of whom were in their early teens at the time.
A taste of home: Shediac woman grows Filipino foodtruck into Main Street business
Melody Landry came to New Brunswick from the Philippines more than a decade ago. Her takeout business is already beloved in Shediac. Now, her new grocery store is reflecting a growing Filipino culture that calls the region home.
Victims share how former Moncton teacher's sex crimes changed their lives
Two of the victims of sex crimes by a former teacher when they were children stood in a Moncton courtroom Wednesday to describe how their lives have been changed by his actions.
Codiac RCMP officer guilty of assaulting man whose hands and feet were cuffed
Judge Ronald LeBlanc said while delivering his judgment in Moncton's provincial court that some of Const. Billy Michel Parent-Roy's actions while detaining someone in police custody were unjustified and exhibited excessive force.
Here's how you can begin to tackle family clutter
Kim Eagles is seeing more adults than ever overwhelmed by the amount of clutter they inherit from their parents and grandparents. She says a more organized life starts with an open discussion about the emotions behind clutter.
Some N.B.ers can make Christmas greener with wrapping paper, tree recycling
The Fundy Regional Service Commission is encouraging its residents to recycle wrapping paper for the first time, while a non-profit in Cap-Acadie is asking for used Christmas trees to restore dunes.
Kinesiologists could be part of solution for overwhelmed health-care system
As New Brunswick hospitals continue to struggle to find beds for patients, a group of professionals in the province say they could be playing a much larger role in preventing illness and improving mobility.