February 2012 Archives
Wednesday February 29, 2012
Moncton Miracles wrap up season
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Tune in to 106.1 FM Thursday morning after 7:30 am to hear Kate Letterick's interview with players Matt Robertson and Darrell Wonge.
(By the way, Kate is 5'9)
Wednesday February 29, 2012
Car-LESS-ly devoted
Posted by Danny Deveau

What's it going to take to reduce the use of your automobile? The city of Moncton's Melissa Lee (right) and the planning commission's Ginny Cosgrove talk to Vanessa today about various options people can chose.
Wednesday February 29, 2012
Fresh start for the Sewerage Commission
Posted by Danny Deveau

After a period of tumult, the Greater Moncton Sewerage Commission has a new board. New members Brian Hicks and Winston Pearce talk about new priorities.
Wednesday February 29, 2012
Canada's Country Gentleman
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc

Tommy Hunter is doing four stops in New Brunswick on his farewell tour. He'll perform Thursday night at the Wesleyan Celebration Centre in Moncton and Friday night at the James M. Hill Theatre in Miramichi.
Here's part of his conversation with Jonna Brewer.
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Referees and abuse
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Jonna Brewer talks the head of the group that runs the Canadian School of Hockey Officiating about a recent rowdy game in Rothesay over the weekend.
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Hoofing it in Iceland
Posted by Danny Deveau
Angie Vickers and Nathalie Forrest of Miramichi talk to Jonna about preparing for a six day trek in Iceland to help people with arthritis. Visit the Arthritis Society website for more information.
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Comment dit-on "see you in court"?
Posted by Danny Deveau
As Dieppe takes legal action against companies over its bilingual sign bylaw, the CEO of enterprise Greater Moncton is urging business owners to get with the times.
Monday February 27, 2012
Pierre Battah on non-profit work
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
What's profitable about working in the not-for-profit industry? Our workplace columnist has some tips for not-for-profit employees and employers.
Monday February 27, 2012
Coming off the boil
Posted by Danny Deveau
There could soon be some relief for residents of Dieppe's Dover Estates. The residents have been under a boil water order for much of the past three months due to a conflict between the park's owner and the City of Dieppe over unpaid water bills. Dover Estates resident Richrd Gauthier talks about the surprise agreement that helped break an impasse.
Monday February 27, 2012
Surprising Black History
Posted by Danny Deveau

Skip Talbot (left) and Carlo DiBonaventura talk to Jonna about Tuesday's Black History month event happening in Moncton. The event includes the launch of a book that documents ealy black presence in this province.
Monday February 27, 2012
Political primer
Posted by Danny Deveau

Moncton city councillor Kathryn Barnes (right) and city clerk Barb Quigley talk to Jonna about Monday's "Municipal Café". It happening from 4 to 7:30 at City Hall and is designed to increase voter turnout for the upcoming election and encourage residents to run to city council.
Monday February 27, 2012
Hilary Bonnell's mother waits for justice
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Pam Fillier's daughter, Hilary Bonnell, was killed more than two years ago. Fillier says several court delays in the case have been hard on her family.
(photo: RCMP)
Friday February 24, 2012
The pets stay....for now
Posted by Danny Deveau
The Department of Social Development will review its policy for pet owners who live in subsidized housing.
Friday February 24, 2012
Cuba singing
Posted by Danny Deveau

Blair Lawrence on one of the streets of Cienfuegos, southeast of Havana. He's one of 23 members of Moncton's Neil-Michaud Choir on a cultural exchange in Cuba.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Teachers versus bullies
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
When bullying doesn't stop, many blame the teachers. Wednesday on Information Morning, we heard what teachers have to say about that.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Cramped quarters
Posted by Danny Deveau
A woman whose parents live in a nursing home in St Louis de Kent says the staff members are terrific but the facility needs to be replaced.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Bittersweet resolution
Posted by Danny Deveau
Dani Sonier learned yesterday he can keep his dog Molly, even though it goes against policy for people living in subsidized housing. But his mother tells Jonna that she's concerned now for her neighbours facing a similar predicament.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Spinning wheels
Posted by Danny Deveau

Dawn Parke and André Gaudet of the Moncton YMCA talk to Jonna about this Saturday's Spin-a-thon. The five-hour event is a fundraiser for the Y's partnerships with communities in Honduras and Columbia. For more information, check out
Tuesday February 21, 2012
Pets must go
Posted by Danny Deveau

Molly the dog has been given her eviction notice from NB Housing. Her companion is a 19-year-old man with cerebral palsy who depends on the dog to help him get through difficult and painful therapy sessions.
Monday February 20, 2012
Community supports Kendric Campbell
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc

Hundreds of people in Greater Moncton ate pancakes Saturday morning to raise money for a three-year-old boy fighting a rare type of cancer. CBC reporter Kate Letterick spoke with his aunt, Laura Williamson.
Photo: courtesy of the Campbell family
Monday February 20, 2012
The evolution of discrimination
Posted by Danny Deveau

Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah has been looking into the latest stats on complaints of discrimination. It's still happening in spite of the laws and the best intentions of workplace policies.
Monday February 20, 2012
Out of Africa
Posted by Danny Deveau

Moncton's Emily Morgan talks to Jonna about scaling the tallest heights of Africa and then walking in the shadows of the continent's greatest tragedy.
Friday February 17, 2012
MHS land deal
Posted by Danny Deveau

Reporter Marc Genuist looks into the $1.4 million deal for the Royal Oaks subdivision land where the new Moncton High School will be built. The deal has its defenders, but critics think the province spent too much.
Friday February 17, 2012
Bullying, Part 2
Posted by Danny Deveau
A Fredericton mother makes a discovery that shakes her to very core. Part two of our story on acts that went beyond bullying.
Friday February 17, 2012
Harrrison Trimble tradition
Posted by Danny Deveau

Jill Saunders (left) and Stacey Duff talked to Jonna about the Harrison Trimble Teacher's Variety Show that will be breaking 44 years of tradition by also performing for the general public. It's happening Saturday at the school's Owen Fraser Auditorium.
Thursday February 16, 2012
Mother speaks out against bullying
Posted by Danny Deveau
A mother comes forward to talk about the extremes she went to trying to protect her daughter from school bullies three years ago.
Thursday February 16, 2012
Inflating inflation?
Posted by Danny Deveau
Dan Noel is our business and finance watcher. He talks to Jonna about a proposal to change the way our inflation rate is determined. The current method is now under review amid beliefs that it's over-estimating that rate.
Wednesday February 15, 2012
Seismic shift
Posted by Danny Deveau
Tom Alexander of SWN Resources Canada says the company is getting ready to explore for oil and natural gas. This time, the company has its sights set on seismic testing in Kent County.
Wednesday February 15, 2012
A conversation with Bruce Cockburn
Posted by Danny Deveau
Legendary Canadian singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn talks to Jonna in a wide-ranging interview that goes from his memories of driving off the road during a New Brunswick snowstorm to his recent thought-provoking trip to entertain the troops in Afghanistan. Cockburn's New Brunswick concert tour starts Thursday night at Moncton's Capitol theatre.
Tuesday February 14, 2012
Death by PowerPoint
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc

We've all sat through painful, ineffective presentations by bosses and colleagues. Why is it so many of us are so bad at communicating our ideas to a group? Our workplace columnist Pierre Battah shares his thoughts and tips.
Tuesday February 14, 2012
Pet positions
Posted by Danny Deveau
The two sides of the no-cat policy in NB Housing units. First, Social Development minister Sue Stultz followed by Kelly Sherrard, who protested the polity at Stultz's constituency office in Moncton Monday.
Tuesday February 14, 2012
Lost in Love
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
A Saint John woman's audio valentine to a singer who was her teen idol. She finally connected with him last year at Casino New Brunswick in Moncton.
Monday February 13, 2012
Seniors in cat fight
Posted by Danny Deveau
Seniors like Agnes Burgess-Mitchell who live in New Brunswick Housing Authority apartments are facing eviction if they keep their pets. Mitchell told reporter Frederique Charest she's distraught about losing her cat.
Monday February 13, 2012
Lights. Camera. Repeat.
Posted by Danny Deveau
Grade 8 student Megan Dobbin and teacher Douglas Stewart talk about what the Sackville Middle School immersion class learned while making an animation/stop-motion film about a historial event that happened during the start of the Acadian Deportation. The three-minute film is competing against other schools, including one from Kent County, for a chance to win a trip to Banff for the whole class. Try this link if you want to vote: www.myparkspass.ca/video-gallery
Voting ends on Feb 21.
Friday February 10, 2012
Crunching the numbers
Posted by Danny Deveau

Economic development consultant David Campell's take on this week's NB census figures? If you set the bar low enough, any growth is exciting.
Friday February 10, 2012
Park it....for 40 years?
Posted by Danny Deveau

The way Moncton city councillor Brian Hicks reads the contract, the developer that built the Rogers call centre may get free parking for the next four decades.
Friday February 10, 2012
Three's a crowdfunding challenge
Posted by Danny Deveau
The musical trio Vishten, which got it's start more than a decade ago when two of the members attended l"Université de Moncton, is hoping to fund it's fourth album via a social media campaign. Vanessa Blanch talks to band member Pastelle LeBlanc.
Thursday February 9, 2012
Michael's story
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
In the last years of his life, Michael Wartman was considered a hero by many. He moved back to Moncton, publicly declared his HIV status and worked hard to lessen the stigma associated with the disease. But on September 15th, 2000, Michael Wartman passed away. Since his death, his family has carried on his work and they've just won a national award. The CBC's Kate Letterick spoke with his sister, Patti Wartman.
Thursday February 9, 2012
Comedic twist
Posted by Danny Deveau

It was the first time this happened in the 12-year history of the CBC Open Mic contest that helped launch the 2012 edition of the Hubcap Comedy Fest.
Thursday February 9, 2012
Hack attack
Posted by Danny Deveau
Dan Noel, Information Morning's business and finance watcher, reports on cases where investor funds are being stolen through hacked email accounts.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
A comic move
Posted by Danny Deveau

Lower Sackville's Nikki Payne talks about moving to the Moncton area on a permanent basis. She'll be using it as a home base for her stand-up comedy travels.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Denying discrimination
Posted by Danny Deveau
Craig DeMarta, assistant general manager of Casino New Brunswick, says it's not true five cocktail waitresses were fired for refusing to wear sexy Vegas-style uniforms.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Mingling with Minglewood
Posted by Danny Deveau
Jonna's full-length interview with Moncton-born veteran blues rocker Matt Minglewood, who's embarking on a mini-tour of New Brunswick.
Tuesday February 7, 2012
Handle with care
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
A public works labourer in Moncton who was injured on the job is calling on people to be more careful when they throw away glass. Brian Cawdle was hurt during garbage collection a couple of weeks ago in one of several incidents where waste collectors have been cut by improperly bagged glass.
Tuesday February 7, 2012
Raw deal?
Posted by Danny Deveau
Some former workers accuse Casino NB of firing them because they don't fit the Vegas-style profile of a cocktail waitress.
Tuesday February 7, 2012
Done deal
Posted by Danny Deveau
Marc Genuist reports from the Moncton City council session where councillors were told by a developer that his deal with the province means the new Moncton High School will be built not downtown, but rather on the outskirts of the city in the Royal Oaks subdivision.
Monday February 6, 2012
Susan succeeds in cancer battle
Posted by Danny Deveau

Susan Ehrhardt, with her dog Buster, was Jonna's guest Monday morning for an update on her battle with Hodgkins Lymphoma. After seven months of treatment, she's cancer free and won't need more radiation treatment.
Monday February 6, 2012
Ashley's legacy
Posted by Danny Deveau
Coralee Smith, whose daughter Ashley committed suicide in an Ontario prison in 2007 while guards were watching, addressed more than 500 people this past weekend at the Women and Wellness event. Here is her full speech.
Monday February 6, 2012
In Mom's memory
Posted by Danny Deveau

Alison Davidson has pledged to test herself throughout the year to raise money to fight cancer and pay homage to her mother, Pat Crossman. The former Riverview MLA and longtime school trustee died of breast cancer ten years ago this year. To find out more, check out testyourselfchallenge.com
Monday February 6, 2012
Last man standing
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Some people think the "Occupy Moncton" movement is over, but Matt Bertin is still camping out to protest economic and social inequality. (Photo: Kate Letterick)
You can hear his interview with CBC Reporter Kate Letterick.
Friday February 3, 2012
Not-so-friendly skies?
Posted by Danny Deveau

A Moncton woman talks about the confusion and concern over airport security measures that could make travel difficult for transgendered people.
Thursday February 2, 2012
Nursing quitters
Posted by Danny Deveau
Catherine Harrop has the story of a nurse in Rogersville who's succeeding in getting people in the village to quit smoking.
Thursday February 2, 2012
Ten Needles
Posted by Danny Deveau
Author Martin LaTulippe talks about adapting his book "Ten Needles" for a chapter in the inaugural French-language version of "Chicken Soup for the Soul."
Wednesday February 1, 2012
All for one....
Posted by Danny Deveau

...and one for all as Katie Cooper-Butland, Brad Butland and the rest of the cast and crew of the Hubcity Theatre company mount a production of The Three Muskateers. It's happening at Empress Theatre in Moncton. Tickets are $20 for adults, $16 for those 13 and under. Performances are Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., with a Saturday matinee at 3.
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Micro-managed to bits?
Posted by Danny Deveau
Provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras investigates some pushback from a construction company accusing the province of making it impossible to finish a job ontime.
- December 2012
- Tue., 18 – Christmas Miramichi Memories
- Tue., 18 – Bourgeois quits council
- Tue., 18 – Hopping aboard
- Mon., 17 – Battah's book picks
- Mon., 17 – Rolling tape for charity
- Mon., 17 – Excessive concert secrecy?
- Mon., 17 – Maya culpa
- Fri., 14 – TGIF!
- Fri., 14 – Pageant parenting tips
- Fri., 14 – EI changes unchanged
- Fri., 14 – Christmas consumer confidence
- Thu., 13 – Singing for Others Suppers
- Thu., 13 – Retiring in installments
- Thu., 13 – Elf-satisfaction
- Thu., 13 – Search continues
- Thu., 13 – Slippery story
- Wed., 12 – David Myles sings for food banks
- Wed., 12 – Difficile task
- Wed., 12 – Turkey drive talk
- Tue., 11 – Food price hike
- Mon., 10 – Miraculous Christmas
- Mon., 10 – Gifting at work
- Mon., 10 – Crash survivor talks
- Fri., 7 – Tinkling the ivories in China
- Fri., 7 – Get your Winter Bike On!
- Fri., 7 – IT startup success story
- Fri., 7 – New Bus Routes
- Thu., 6 – A Day of Remembrance
- Thu., 6 – Bargains at the busiest time of year
- Wed., 5 – A new life for used skates
- Wed., 5 – Exploring new transit options
- Wed., 5 – Report Card
- November 2012
- Fri., 30 – TGIF
- Fri., 30 – Marshall's Christmas arts
- Fri., 30 – Auld Lang Syne items
- Fri., 30 – PET scan shutdown
- Fri., 30 – Bus service debuts
- Wed., 28 – McArdle bows out with Hairspray
- Wed., 28 – Metallic search continues
- Wed., 28 – Tentative Transpo deal
- Wed., 28 – More disturbing testimony
- Tue., 27 – Teen pregnancy concerns
- Tue., 27 – Evidence went missing
- Mon., 26 – Carinci thrilled with Argo win
- Mon., 26 – The "work" spouse
- Mon., 26 – Family court delays
- Mon., 26 – Christmas tree business goes south
- Fri., 23 – TGIF!
- Fri., 23 – Houdini's "stinking" performance in Moncton
- Fri., 23 – Teen pregnancies rising
- Fri., 23 – Prosser arrest detailed
- Thu., 22 – Dalhousie retailer to close after 82 years
- Thu., 22 – Cross-border saving
- Thu., 22 – Prosser trial begins
- Wed., 21 – Mind over matter
- Wed., 21 – Pets can stay
- Wed., 21 – Re-purposing Moncton ruins
- Tue., 20 – Shopping local for global cause
- Tue., 20 – Union offers concession
- Tue., 20 – A "Goldilocks" winter
- Mon., 19 – Thanks for your generosity
- Mon., 19 – Peace be with us
- Mon., 19 – "Can we talk?"
- Mon., 19 – Desperately seeking doctor
- Mon., 19 – Mayor praises movie
- Fri., 16 – TGIF
- Fri., 16 – Shale gas forum
- Fri., 16 – Screen time
- Fri., 16 – A champion for single moms
- Fri., 16 – To the rescue
- Fri., 16 – Rebounding from tragedy
- Thu., 15 – 'Tis the season to give wisely
- Thu., 15 – New food philosophy at MHS
- Thu., 15 – Vive la France Daigle
- Thu., 15 – A family's pain
- Wed., 14 – Hair today, gone tomorrow
- Wed., 14 – Investigating NB government
- Tue., 13 – Networking no no's
- Tue., 13 – Citizens losing patience
- Tue., 13 – Alternative bus service?
- Tue., 13 – Overcrowded hospital solutions?
- Fri., 9 – TGIF
- Fri., 9 – Sports & Arts
- Fri., 9 – Remarkable wartime meeting
- Fri., 9 – Duct tape controversy
- Thu., 8 – Time for wine
- Thu., 8 – Pros & cons of online couponing
- Thu., 8 – Comedy & Cents
- Thu., 8 – Moncton man grieves loss of Bounty
- Wed., 7 – The day after
- Wed., 7 – Tourism numbers are in
- Tue., 6 – Deal delayed
- Tue., 6 – Family physician gets national nod
- Tue., 6 – Festival on wry
- Tue., 6 – Take this job and ....
- Tue., 6 – Reporter recounts verdict drama
- Fri., 2 – TGIF
- Fri., 2 – Marshall Button honours Moncton
- Fri., 2 – Ashley Smith videos cause a stir
- Thu., 1 – Laugh and the class laughs with you.
- Thu., 1 – Tips for investors
- Thu., 1 – The Ordeal, Part 3
- Thu., 1 – Dramatic day in Bonnell case
- October 2012
- Wed., 31 – Hallowe'en costume drama
- Wed., 31 – Much-delayed Smith inquest resumes
- Wed., 31 – The Ordeal, Part 2
- Wed., 31 – Keep on biting me
- Tue., 30 – Hubcity sinks teeth into Dracula
- Tue., 30 – Accused begins testimony in Bonnell case
- Tue., 30 – Hairy Tease "Fosters" comedy hijinks
- Mon., 29 – When moonlighting becomes you
- Mon., 29 – Tough times for Live Bait
- Mon., 29 – Gallant is new Liberal leader
- Mon., 29 – "Townsizing" is the new downsizing
- Fri., 26 – TGIF
- Fri., 26 – A Dalhousie double
- Fri., 26 – Intercity bus service revived
- Fri., 26 – VIA reductions
- Thu., 25 – Sixty years of Scouting
- Thu., 25 – Which cards deserve loyalty?
- Thu., 25 – Data shows French language dip
- Thu., 25 – Out for blood
- Thu., 25 – Debt rising
- Thu., 25 – Day 23: Bonnell Trial
- Thu., 25 – Stepping back in time
- Tue., 23 – Far Out filmmakers
- Tue., 23 – Bonnell trial resumes after break
- Tue., 23 – Moving experience for hockey player
- Mon., 22 – The ethics surrounding obesity
- Mon., 22 – Puttin' it ALL out there
- Mon., 22 – Cities salaries come into view
- Mon., 22 – Youth unemployment in NB hits 20 per cent
- Mon., 22 – Jian Ghomeshi returns to Moncton
- Fri., 19 – Marshalling the Arts
- Fri., 19 – Life on the line
- Fri., 19 – An Authentic Italian Evening
- Fri., 19 – What's next for our schools?
- Thu., 18 – Take Back The Night
- Thu., 18 – Boomers Getting Into Business
- Thu., 18 – Do You Believe In Miracles?
- Thu., 18 – Duality Explained
- Wed., 17 – The Genius of John Cage
- Wed., 17 – The Breakfast Club
- Wed., 17 – Shale Gas Shakedown
- Wed., 17 – Advice for Breast Cancer Survivors
- Tue., 16 – To frack or not to frack
- Tue., 16 – Drama at City Council
- Tue., 16 – Sunny with Cloudy Periods
- Mon., 15 – Getting real time off
- Mon., 15 – And the winner is...
- Mon., 15 – Running for a cause
- Mon., 15 – Desperate to get the buses back
- Mon., 15 – Guns and domestic deaths
- Fri., 12 – TGIF
- Fri., 12 – Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
- Thu., 11 – Domestic death study
- Thu., 11 – Moncton Coupon Lady on brand loyalty
- Thu., 11 – Curtis Bonnell trial continues
- Thu., 11 – Greater Moncton Hospice Fundraiser
- Wed., 10 – Christian chaplains only
- Wed., 10 – Hands-on fund-raiser
- Wed., 10 – The pull of the River
- Wed., 10 – Bonnell Trial, Day 16
- Wed., 10 – L'UdeM celebrates 50 years
- Tue., 9 – Dream big, be happy
- Tue., 9 – No easy fix for Church
- Fri., 5 – Jonna's Thanksgiving faves
- Fri., 5 – TGIF
- Fri., 5 – Country hall gets new inductees
- Fri., 5 – To catch a gas thief
- Thu., 4 – Thanksgiving Recipe Exchange
- Thu., 4 – Shale gas secrecy
- Thu., 4 – Caledonia Regional High video
- Thu., 4 – Foundry folk exhibit
- Thu., 4 – Jumping into the pool
- Thu., 4 – Moose mania
- Wed., 3 – Of legendary stories
- Wed., 3 – Dishing on the list
- Wed., 3 – Flight diverted to Moncton
- Tue., 2 – Finding their way
- Tue., 2 – Health(y) language debate
- Tue., 2 – Preparing for the rising
- Tue., 2 – Bonnell trial continues
- Tue., 2 – Three decades of support
- Mon., 1 – Coffee, coffee everywhere.
- Mon., 1 – I bring you greetings, colleague
- Mon., 1 – The language of health
- Mon., 1 – Beaverbrook Saga continues
- September 2012
- Fri., 28 – TGIF
- Fri., 28 – Culture Days
- Fri., 28 – Hope Air
- Fri., 28 – Brought to the brink
- Thu., 27 – Boyko writes the Bennett book
- Thu., 27 – Clip your way to savings
- Thu., 27 – OMG! Private postings go public?
- Thu., 27 – Community rallies after tragedy
- Wed., 26 – River folk inspire Miramichi writer
- Wed., 26 – Railing on
- Wed., 26 – Jury watches Bonnell interrogation
- Tue., 25 – Job # 1? Make that first minute count.
- Tue., 25 – Airport dig nearly complete
- Mon., 24 – Mental 'housing-first' program makes strides
- Mon., 24 – Many hands reaching out at work
- Mon., 24 – Courageous in pink.
- Mon., 24 – The Georges explain Transpo impasse
- Fri., 21 – TGIF
- Fri., 21 – Theatre etiquette 101
- Fri., 21 – Seeing red over riding 'hoods
- Fri., 21 – The matter is closed
- Thu., 20 – Salmon surprise
- Thu., 20 – When life gives you lemons...
- Thu., 20 – Driven to distraction
- Thu., 20 – Take it or leave it
- Wed., 19 – Bilingualism hearings secret
- Wed., 19 – It's Patt
- Tue., 18 – One Minute Rant
- Tue., 18 – A father's pain
- Tue., 18 – Rantin' Rick rarin' to go
- Tue., 18 – Tour of Hope
- Mon., 17 – Shale exploration business runs out of gas
- Mon., 17 – Rockin' the downtown
- Mon., 17 – The value of higher education
- Fri., 14 – Crazy about Kombucha
- Fri., 14 – TGIF
- Fri., 14 – Mentoring AND making art
- Fri., 14 – Community mourns death of local fisherman
- Fri., 14 – Open season in the fields
- Thu., 13 – Bountiful Bouctouche fest
- Thu., 13 – Getting in the couponing game
- Thu., 13 – Tax reaction
- Thu., 13 – Round track minds
- Wed., 12 – Gas is going up
- Wed., 12 – The Great One in Moncton
- Wed., 12 – Degrees of (financial) difficulty
- Wed., 12 – Back to bargaining
- Tue., 11 – In a roundabout way
- Tue., 11 – Bus lockout hurting immigrants
- Tue., 11 – SPCA charging volunteer fee
- Mon., 10 – Battah up!
- Mon., 10 – Anglo influx in francophone schools
- Mon., 10 – Crowded school buses concern mother
- Mon., 10 – Dog days of September in Dieppe
- Fri., 7 – Capitol Theatre unveils new season
- Fri., 7 – TGIF
- Fri., 7 – Painful past
- Fri., 7 – First days of ecole
- Fri., 7 – Rockabilly rendez-vous
- Thu., 6 – Latest gas prices
- Thu., 6 – Hundreds eligible for back compensation
- Thu., 6 – When is it too late?
- Thu., 6 – Blind bus passenger tested by lockout
- Wed., 5 – Gas prices predicted to rise again
- Wed., 5 – Downtown fire in Sussex
- Wed., 5 – Principal concerns
- Wed., 5 – Lingering lockout
- Tue., 4 – A new season begins
- Tue., 4 – Coping with school stress
- Tue., 4 – Mon Qui Towne - September 4, 2012
- August 2012
- Fri., 31 – The lowdown on school lunches
- Thu., 30 – The New Brunswick-China education connection
- Thu., 30 – Monkey Business at Magnetic Hill Zoo.
- Thu., 30 – Getting in shape for a cause
- Wed., 29 – The 2016 Paralympics in her sights
- Wed., 29 – What next for The Chocolate River Station?
- Tue., 28 – Good Samaritan pulled teens from burning car
- Tue., 28 – What's new at the zoo?
- Tue., 28 – After the fire
- Tue., 28 – Crunching the numbers on food prices
- Mon., 27 – Putting the garden to bed
- Mon., 27 – Saving your money!
- Mon., 27 – Rockin' Bob's Springsteen review
- Mon., 27 – Help for Haiti
- Fri., 24 – A competition for the birds
- Fri., 24 – Another side of Springsteen
- Fri., 24 – A struggle for survival
- Fri., 24 – Marshall's Magnetic Hill checklist
- Thu., 23 – Traffic at the hill
- Thu., 23 – More lobster woes
- Thu., 23 – Use your noodle!
- Wed., 22 – Looking out for Bruce fans
- Wed., 22 – Celebrating 15 years
- Tue., 21 – Bus lockout debate moves to city council
- Tue., 21 – A slithery visitor
- Tue., 21 – Radon worries
- Mon., 20 – Codiac lockout hurts seniors, says advocate
- Fri., 17 – The Donald touts the Boss
- Fri., 17 – Tackling the traffic
- Fri., 17 – Kites take flight
- Thu., 16 – Blunting the algae blooms
- Thu., 16 – Mean, green eatin' machines
- Thu., 16 – Bait dates
- Wed., 15 – ACADIE ROCKS
- Wed., 15 – Walsh-ing Sistema
- Wed., 15 – Tools for school
- Tue., 14 – For the birds
- Tue., 14 – Party planners or gay rights advocates?
- Tue., 14 – Acting is the life for her
- Mon., 13 – Corn Hill Chronicles: Aug. 13, 2012
- Mon., 13 – Betting the (experimental) Farm
- Mon., 13 – Catastrophic drug dilemma
- Mon., 13 – Syrian situation
- Fri., 10 – The score with Bobby Orr
- Fri., 10 – The latest on lobster
- Fri., 10 – Vintage wings in Havelock
- Thu., 9 – Bike buddies
- Thu., 9 – Child rights conference
- Thu., 9 – Fallout from Acadian Line's demise
- Thu., 9 – Not just a festival. A Messtival!
- Wed., 8 – Wood detectives nail down a PBS mystery
- Wed., 8 – Inspection time at the zoo
- Wed., 8 – Acadian Coach Lines: 1937-2012
- Wed., 8 – African community grows garden
- Tue., 7 – Corn Hill Chronicles: August 7, 2012
- Tue., 7 – Shell game
- Tue., 7 – Heritage hilarity ensues
- Tue., 7 – Jellyfish mystery
- Mon., 6 – Mon Qui Towne - Monday, August 6, 2012
- Fri., 3 – Water woes in Stoney Creek
- Fri., 3 – Crustacean crunch
- Fri., 3 – Emerging leaders to gather
- Thu., 2 – Mel's Tearoom lives!
- Thu., 2 – Oland case update
- Thu., 2 – A decade of Moncton bilingualism
- Thu., 2 – Lobster woes
- Thu., 2 – New York Jeté
- Wed., 1 – Struts putts
- Wed., 1 – South Korean surge
- Wed., 1 – Coralling fans of the Urb'
- July 2012
- Tue., 31 – Moving days at the Zoo
- Tue., 31 – Overtures to an 1812 exhibit
- Tue., 31 – Leap of photographic faith
- Mon., 30 – Corn Hill Chronicles: July 30, 2012
- Mon., 30 – Sanguine on Sagouine
- Mon., 30 – A stand for seasonal workers
- Fri., 27 – Gettin' all Sappy on us
- Fri., 27 – Acadian Peninsula E.I. Changes
- Fri., 27 – Orchestral maneuvers
- Thu., 26 – Casting aspersions on DFO
- Thu., 26 – Not opposed to private MRI clinic
- Thu., 26 – Bore-ing down on music
- Wed., 25 – How & why of wet & dry
- Wed., 25 – This invasion has legs
- Wed., 25 – Bard-ly happening
- Tue., 24 – Walking with crocs
- Tue., 24 – Waste not, want not
- Tue., 24 – Unhappy over hoops crackdown
- Mon., 23 – Corn Hill Chronicles: July 23, 2012
- Mon., 23 – Early Genius
- Mon., 23 – Flush with money
- Mon., 23 – "Awakening" with an edge
- Fri., 20 – "Reply all" leads to Liberal gaffe
- Fri., 20 – Sentenced in abduction case
- Fri., 20 – Irish eyes on Miramichi
- Thu., 19 – Facebook mistrial
- Thu., 19 – Off the rails?
- Thu., 19 – Pushback on private MRIs
- Thu., 19 – Many cultures meld for Mosaiq
- Wed., 18 – Train talk
- Wed., 18 – T3 not two-tiered: MRI entrepreneur
- Tue., 17 – Doing its part
- Tue., 17 – Concerted traffic efforts getting worse?
- Tue., 17 – Protesting the lock-out
- Tue., 17 – Funding for folklore
- Mon., 16 – Corn Hill Chronicles, July 16, 2012
- Mon., 16 – Giant career move
- Mon., 16 – Baseball fills the food truck
- Mon., 16 – Record car show
- Fri., 13 – Scaled back Springsteen?
- Fri., 13 – Hot Rod Help.
- Fri., 13 – Rockin' with the Roller Derby
- Thu., 12 – Pass the poutine
- Thu., 12 – Saying no to binding arbitration
- Wed., 11 – For the birds
- Wed., 11 – Stalled again
- Wed., 11 – Family drama of historic proportions
- Tue., 10 – Spider Tales
- Tue., 10 – Set for Springsteen
- Tue., 10 – Herb your enthusiasm
- Mon., 9 – Homicide mystery a year old
- Mon., 9 – From Manitowoc (Wis.) to Miramichi
- Mon., 9 – Corn Hill Chronicles July 9, 2012
- Fri., 6 – Malware beware
- Fri., 6 – Phantom summer
- Fri., 6 – Spinning a good tale.
- Thu., 5 – Track and Field of dreams
- Wed., 4 – Nickelback concert traffic
- Wed., 4 – Primate presence at the zoo
- Wed., 4 – Swim safety
- Wed., 4 – Million meals from Mobile One
- Tue., 3 – Peregrine falcon rescue
- Tue., 3 – Corn Hill Chronicles: July 3/2012
- Tue., 3 – Chez Soi sees success
- Tue., 3 – They're mazel tov to summer camp
- Sun., 1 – Mon Qui Towne - Monday, July 2, 2012
- June 2012
- Fri., 29 – Matt Rainnie Reviews "Brave"
- Fri., 29 – Alternative Routes
- Fri., 29 – Super Mario
- Fri., 29 – Burning Love for Elvis
- Thu., 28 – Bus Lockout: Day 2
- Thu., 28 – La Belle (and surprisingly Acadian) Province
- Wed., 27 – Transit lockout
- Wed., 27 – Oz-some audition
- Tue., 26 – Horsing around with Bruce
- Tue., 26 – Pitch for IT riches
- Tue., 26 – City takes MHS infrastructure money
- Mon., 25 – Turrets and Towers
- Mon., 25 – Corn Hill Chronicles: June 25, 2012
- Mon., 25 – The graduation day that wasn't
- Mon., 25 – Pierre Battah's summer reading list
- Fri., 22 – Summer fun at Moncton's Capitol Theatre
- Thu., 21 – Rocking through the ages
- Thu., 21 – Help for youth with mental health issues
- Thu., 21 – New baby seal at aquarium
- Wed., 20 – Internet trolls beware
- Wed., 20 – For the love of soccer
- Mon., 18 – Corn Hill Chronicles
- Mon., 18 – Good night's rest
- Mon., 18 – Safe riding
- Mon., 18 – Last week of school
- Fri., 15 – Contact us
- Fri., 15 – Fresh start for soap company
- Fri., 15 – Hitting the track
- Fri., 15 – Safe riding this summer
- Thu., 14 – Financial advice for seniors
- Thu., 14 – Small but mighty
- Thu., 14 – Police seek public information
- Thu., 14 – Bringing change through hip-hop
- Tue., 12 – Being Dorothy
- Mon., 11 – Cornhill chronicles
- Mon., 11 – Victim reacts to church's decision
- Mon., 11 – Moncton's community Peace Centre opens
- Fri., 8 – Capitol "Celebration"
- Fri., 8 – Singing for Sistema
- Thu., 7 – Worried minds
- Thu., 7 – A call for Catholic reform
- Thu., 7 – Inclusively speaking
- Wed., 6 – Province responds to Enbridge
- Wed., 6 – Victims of the Church
- Tue., 5 – Wanted: your unused musical instruments.
- Tue., 5 – Council starts fresh
- Tue., 5 – He LIKES Mondays
- Tue., 5 – Corn Hill Chronicles June 4, 2012
- Tue., 5 – Pony up
- Mon., 4 – Maeng family happy to be here
- Mon., 4 – Instrument drive ends Friday
- Mon., 4 – G.I.: Generational Issues
- Mon., 4 – Slug Solution
- Mon., 4 – Mon Qui Towne - June 4, 2012
- Fri., 1 – When credit's due
- Fri., 1 – Trees for bees
- May 2012
- Thu., 31 – Should Crandall U get public $?
- Thu., 31 – Cruise to Caraquet
- Wed., 30 – Rik Reese Headin' Down to Memphis
- Wed., 30 – A victim speaks out
- Wed., 30 – Newschasers hear siren call
- Tue., 29 – Romeo, wherefore is thou art?
- Tue., 29 – "Bean" there, done that
- Mon., 28 – Bosses on EI
- Mon., 28 – How Codiac Transpo is faring
- Mon., 28 – Alternative growth
- Fri., 25 – Fighting fire with females
- Fri., 25 – A guide to life
- Thu., 24 – "Kiss" of life
- Wed., 23 – 100 days (and counting)
- Wed., 23 – Where the Riversong meets the sea shanty
- Tue., 22 – Job hunter
- Tue., 22 – No picnic for Kent Co. farmer
- Fri., 18 – Corn Hill Chronicles, May 18/2012
- Fri., 18 – Discussion document invites shale gas input
- Fri., 18 – Sentenced in scalding case
- Fri., 18 – Albert County Museum celebrates 50 years
- Thu., 17 – Blaney's turn
- Thu., 17 – Starry night at Kouchibouguac
- Wed., 16 – E Coli outbreak contained
- Wed., 16 – I was a teenaged city councillor
- Mon., 14 – Not necessarily bullying
- Fri., 11 – Moncton's mayoral contest
- Fri., 11 – CBC Last Word
- Fri., 11 – Peace talks
- Fri., 11 – The race in Riverview
- Fri., 11 – Bike lane season
- Fri., 11 – Super fiddle tune
- Wed., 9 – Clinical trials and tribulations
- Wed., 9 – Wolf confirmed
- Wed., 9 – Dolled up
- Tue., 8 – Doctors at Moncton Hospital unhappy
- Tue., 8 – Six of the "13 Hands"
- Tue., 8 – Preventing domestic homicide
- Mon., 7 – Win a Mother's Day gift basket
- Mon., 7 – New district, new leader
- Mon., 7 – Heart stopping
- Mon., 7 – Mon Qui Towne - Monday, May 7, 2012
- Fri., 4 – Education Re-organization
- Fri., 4 – A Mother's Relief
- Fri., 4 – Paraguayan Peregrination
- Thu., 3 – Dieppe Mayoral Debate
- Thu., 3 – A Mother Speaks Out
- Wed., 2 – Transit an election issue?
- Wed., 2 – Creative Policing
- Wed., 2 – Hiking for Hospice
- April 2012
- Mon., 30 – Cross border concerns
- Mon., 30 – Shedding The Stigma
- Mon., 30 – Baubles and Tea... from the I.O.D.E.
- Mon., 30 – Mon Qui Towne - April 30, 2012
- Fri., 27 – Book clubbers
- Fri., 27 – David Gilmour
- Fri., 27 – Dave Bidini
- Fri., 27 – Nora Young
- Fri., 27 – Antonine Maillet
- Thu., 26 – Frye Day on 106.1 FM
- Thu., 26 – Meeting of the giant minds
- Thu., 26 – Diverting drunk drivers
- Thu., 26 – Paying off at the polls
- Wed., 25 – Show us the money
- Tue., 24 – When minutes count
- Tue., 24 – Modern twist on Evangeline
- Mon., 23 – Boss of the Box Office
- Mon., 23 – Surface Tensions
- Mon., 23 – Mon Qui Towne - April 23, 2012
- Fri., 20 – Gift of life
- Fri., 20 – A Softball League of Their Own
- Thu., 19 – Striking The Balance
- Wed., 18 – Housing crisis in Elsipogtog
- Wed., 18 – Phantom mental pains
- Tue., 17 – U de M's new president
- Mon., 16 – Survivor's guilt
- Mon., 16 – Lone wolf?
- Mon., 16 – Mon Qui Towne - April 16, 2012
- Fri., 13 – Jian meets Jonna
- Thu., 12 – McKinnon memories
- Wed., 11 – An ECMA primer
- Tue., 10 – ECMA Flashback
- Tue., 10 – ECMA profiles
- Sun., 8 – Mon Qui Towne
- Thu., 5 – Grandmothers helping grandmothers
- Thu., 5 – The (thermal) heat is on at church
- Tue., 3 – Pilot parking project for Main Street
- Mon., 2 – Bus talks could resume
- Mon., 2 – Pichette publishes Cathedral history
- Mon., 2 – Mon Qui Towne
- March 2012
- Fri., 30 – Trooper goes to school
- Fri., 30 – Swift musical education
- Fri., 30 – Lucien on budget(s)
- Thu., 29 – Budget panel
- Thu., 29 – Recruiting more "fly" boys & girls
- Thu., 29 – Margaret McCain's journey
- Thu., 29 – Bus petition
- Thu., 29 – A pox on polio
- Tue., 27 – Help On The Way
- Tue., 27 – Back on Track
- Mon., 26 – Val D'Amour's "Star" man
- Mon., 26 – Welcome to Mon Qui Towne
- Fri., 23 – Rallying for Jean-Marc
- Fri., 23 – MHS students respond
- Thu., 22 – Beach weather?!
- Wed., 21 – Battle over Moncton High
- Wed., 21 – Moncton picks site for downtown centre
- Tue., 20 – MHS students: "We are not cattle"
- Mon., 19 – I ♥ CBC 106.1 winner
- Mon., 19 – Identity crisis
- Mon., 19 – Juggling comedy and life
- Fri., 16 – More nursing homes
- Fri., 16 – Getting back on track
- Fri., 16 – Cottage for a cause
- Thu., 15 – Royal Oaks developer gives up on rezoning
- Thu., 15 – A new focus
- Wed., 14 – BMHS students give blood
- Wed., 14 – Herding hepcats
- Wed., 14 – Chamber supports fracking
- Tue., 13 – Cap-Pelé take down
- Tue., 13 – The perils of potholes
- Tue., 13 – End of an era
- Mon., 12 – Codiac Transpo labour dispute
- Mon., 12 – Stand-up Butt
- Mon., 12 – Fuel supply dwindling in Dalhousie
- Fri., 9 – Debit card fraud
- Fri., 9 – Painfully aware
- Thu., 8 – Riverdale meets Moncton
- Wed., 7 – The life of Lauren
- Tue., 6 – Middle East mess
- Mon., 5 – In the (pocket) neighbourhood
- Fri., 2 – Government shuffle
- Fri., 2 – Great "Y'all" of China
- Thu., 1 – ECMA Tune up
- Thu., 1 – Mission to Haiti
- February 2012
- Wed., 29 – Moncton Miracles wrap up season
- Wed., 29 – Car-LESS-ly devoted
- Wed., 29 – Fresh start for the Sewerage Commission
- Wed., 29 – Canada's Country Gentleman
- Tue., 28 – Referees and abuse
- Tue., 28 – Hoofing it in Iceland
- Tue., 28 – Comment dit-on "see you in court"?
- Mon., 27 – Pierre Battah on non-profit work
- Mon., 27 – Coming off the boil
- Mon., 27 – Surprising Black History
- Mon., 27 – Political primer
- Mon., 27 – Hilary Bonnell's mother waits for justice
- Fri., 24 – The pets stay....for now
- Fri., 24 – Cuba singing
- Wed., 22 – Teachers versus bullies
- Wed., 22 – Cramped quarters
- Wed., 22 – Bittersweet resolution
- Wed., 22 – Spinning wheels
- Tue., 21 – Pets must go
- Tue., 21 – I was a teenage bully
- Mon., 20 – Community supports Kendric Campbell
- Mon., 20 – The evolution of discrimination
- Mon., 20 – How to stop a bully
- Mon., 20 – Out of Africa
- Fri., 17 – MHS land deal
- Fri., 17 – Bullying, Part 2
- Fri., 17 – Harrrison Trimble tradition
- Thu., 16 – Mother speaks out against bullying
- Thu., 16 – Inflating inflation?
- Wed., 15 – Seismic shift
- Wed., 15 – A conversation with Bruce Cockburn
- Tue., 14 – Death by PowerPoint
- Tue., 14 – Pet positions
- Tue., 14 – Lost in Love
- Mon., 13 – Seniors in cat fight
- Mon., 13 – Lights. Camera. Repeat.
- Fri., 10 – Crunching the numbers
- Fri., 10 – Park it....for 40 years?
- Fri., 10 – Three's a crowdfunding challenge
- Thu., 9 – Michael's story
- Thu., 9 – Comedic twist
- Thu., 9 – Hack attack
- Wed., 8 – A comic move
- Wed., 8 – Denying discrimination
- Wed., 8 – Mingling with Minglewood
- Tue., 7 – Handle with care
- Tue., 7 – Raw deal?
- Tue., 7 – Done deal
- Mon., 6 – Susan succeeds in cancer battle
- Mon., 6 – Ashley's legacy
- Mon., 6 – In Mom's memory
- Mon., 6 – Last man standing
- Fri., 3 – Sound of Sexsmith
- Fri., 3 – Not-so-friendly skies?
- Thu., 2 – Nursing quitters
- Thu., 2 – Ten Needles
- Wed., 1 – All for one....
- Wed., 1 – Micro-managed to bits?
- January 2012
- Tue., 31 – Moncton's Newschaser
- Tue., 31 – All due respect?
- Tue., 31 – Doctor's defense
- Mon., 30 – High tech help
- Mon., 30 – Campbellton conundrum
- Mon., 30 – Soupfest-du-jour
- Sun., 29 – Moncton Reads
- Thu., 26 – Dalhousie dispute
- Thu., 26 – Promises, promises?
- Wed., 25 – Whooping cough return
- Wed., 25 – Are you being served?
- Tue., 24 – Keeping safe
- Tue., 24 – Skills competition
- Mon., 23 – Grimm fairy opera
- Mon., 23 – Bus fatal investigation
- Fri., 20 – "SAPPY" images
- Thu., 19 – Fire destroys foundry
- Wed., 18 – Properties scooped up
- Wed., 18 – As Good as Goose
- Tue., 17 – Moncton council report
- Tue., 17 – Downtown Moncton development
- Mon., 16 – Personal life vs professional
- Mon., 16 – Funny & Sad
- Mon., 16 – Baptist Fire
- Fri., 13 – "Stupid" move
- Fri., 13 – End of Bay
- Fri., 13 – Drum Beats
- Thu., 12 – Mark Gallagher school
- Thu., 12 – Figuring it out
- Wed., 11 – The coming cuts
- Mon., 9 – Creation & procreation
- Mon., 9 – Support for Rogersville
- Fri., 6 – Plaque plans
- Wed., 4 – Bathurst Beckons
- Wed., 4 – Attracting Vietnamese Immigrants
- Tue., 3 – Justice delayed?



