In a move designed to cut costs, the Acadian Bus Lines is looking to leave travelers in the province of New Brunswick in the dust. The routes to Miramichi and to Bangor, Maine are the routes destined to be cut. The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board has stepped in to review the decision. Mike [...]
Frustration, fear and anxiety. These are feelings no one should experience while traveling Fredericton Streets. But for pedestrians here in the city, these feelings are all too real. Brittany Douthwright has more… Read Transcript Here
The tie in the race for St. Thomas University’s Student Union President was broken late Thursday evening, after an earlier triggered bi-election. Colin Hodd has more. Read Transcript Here
Massive recalls from Toyota have many drivers on edge. If you’re a Toyota driver who’s wondering what to do, we have some answers for you today. Our reporter Lily Boisson joins us now with more information.
The STU Student Union elections are taking place this week. But there is only one candidate for all four positions on the Aquinian Board of Directors. Here’s Alicia Yvonne with more. Read Transcript Here
The funeral for the Georgian luger, who died before the Olympics, was held on Saturday. Vancouver’s track has been under scrutiny since the accident. Even with changes made to the track, there is still controversy around the young man’s death. Emma Smith has more. Read Transcript Here
As five month investigation by police has led to charges being laid. Scott MacMillan has more.
There’s usually public outrage when a case of animal abuse is discovered, but New Brunswick pet laws don’t provide as much protection as you might think. Allison Toogood has more… Read Transcript Here
The 2010 STU Revue took place last week, with all proceeds going to STU Graduate Kofi. Alex Solak and Adam Wright has more on this story.
Since Canada instituted an action plan after the 2008 economic crisis, the country is now starting to show a growing economy. Meanwhile there are three European countries that are now struggling with their own tightened economy, and plummeting work force. Vanessa Trindade has more.