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'We were getting shafted': Testimony of Daniel Bard's alleged victims continues in Moncton
A Miramichi father and son testified Friday at Daniel Bard's fraud trial that they gave Bard more than $170,000 to invest when they were trying to start a medical marijuana business, but they never saw the money again.
More delays in trial of Moncton man accused of fraud, theft
After delays last week, Judge Anne Richard ruled that the defence's co-council will need to be present for all evidence presented moving forward as defence lawyer James Matheson's health remains "day to day."
Province increases funding for fertility treatments for N.B. families
The provincial government announced Wednesday that it will spend $1.9 million to address barriers that many families face when struggling to have children.
Seniors in Moncton finally secure new space after years-long search
The money will secure the lease for the first floor of a building on St. George Boulevard for up to 20 years. A non-profit group known as Project 1010 has been pushing for it since seniors lost their centre in 2022.
Trial starts for former Moncton executive accused of financial crimes
The trial of former Moncton business executive Daniel Bard, accused of fraud and theft, began Tuesday with several former colleagues called to testify by the prosecution.
Meet three young leaders making their mark on N.B.
Emily Bessey is the creator of her school's first Disability Society. John Neilson is a jazz-loving radio host, musician and award-winning researcher. Emily Paul advocates for Indigenous rights and pushed her school to observe National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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.