March 2012 Archives
Friday March 30, 2012
Trooper goes to school
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
A dog named Trooper is helping some Moncton students learn more about bullying and resiliance. Trooper was taken to the SPCA a couple of weeks ago with serious wounds after being attacked by other dogs. He went to West Riverview Elementary School recently to demonstrate the harm that bullying can have on dogs.
Sheldon Donovan is a Grade 5 student at the school. Sheila Johnston is his teacher. They spoke with the CBC's Karen Rawlines.
Photo: Trooper the dog has visited the Grade 5 class of Sheldon Donovan, right, to show the effects of bullying. (Greater Moncton SPCA/Facebook)
Friday March 30, 2012
Swift musical education
Posted by Danny Deveau
Jonna talks to Thom Swift, the Pied Piper of New Brunswick ahead of his concert with the Sistema Orchestra in Moncton next Wednesday. He talks about what jazzes him about giving the gift of music. The concert is happening April 4, from 7-9 o'clock at Moncton High School Auditorium.
Tickets for the concert are $10 and are available at Spin-It Records and Video, Moncton Reads Newsstand and at the door.
Thursday March 29, 2012
Budget panel
Posted by Danny Deveau
Provincial budget reaction: Jonna talked to Jean-Claude Basque, Provincial Coordinator pf the Common Front for Social Justice, and Nancy Whipp, CEO of the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce.
Thursday March 29, 2012
Recruiting more "fly" boys & girls
Posted by Danny Deveau
Students at the Eel Ground First Nation will get a chance this Friday and Saturday to learn the art of fly-tying. Fly-fishing enthusiast Betty Ward and educator John Hawkes are involved in the Eel Ground Atlantic Salmon Fly fishing and Sportsman Show. They talked to Jonna about the need for native youth to strengthen their ties to nature.
Thursday March 29, 2012
Margaret McCain's journey
Posted by Danny Deveau
Former Lieutenant-Governor Margaret McCain talked to Jonna about what she called her "journey into the world of cancer," the time she spent with husband Wallace during and after his battle with the disease. McCain will share her story at the Daffodil Ball this Saturday in Moncton. Tickets are still available by calling 1-800-455-9090. Individual tickets are $200 and table of eight is $1,500. The Cancer Society hopes to exceed the amount raised during the 2011 Ball, which totaled more than $100,000
Thursday March 29, 2012
Bus petition
Posted by Danny Deveau
Coadiac Transit bus user Karen Haley has started a petition she hopes to present to Moncton City Council this coming Monday. She hopes to generate enough pressure to avert a possible strike.
Thursday March 29, 2012
A pox on polio
Posted by Danny Deveau
Gary Aguinaga talked to Jonna about the "Handbags to End Polio" initiative conducted by the Rotary Club of Moncton West and Riverview. It involves an auction of designer handbags to help the cause that's happening Thursday night.
Tuesday March 27, 2012
Help On The Way
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Marc Belliveau, disaster managment associate for the Canadian Red Cross in Moncton, and Moncton Fire Chief Eric Arensenault talk to reporter Kate Letterick about how the city is sending support and relief to flood-ravaged Perth-Andover.
Tuesday March 27, 2012
Back on Track
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Paddy Quinn and Tracy Robinson are resuming activities at the Fat Bastards Walking Club of Miramichi. They told Jonna on Tuesday that they're back on track after falling off the wagon at Christmas.
Monday March 26, 2012
Val D'Amour's "Star" man
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Campbellton area singer Jean-Marc Couture won the francophone reality show/music competition Star Academie in Montreal Sunday night. Radio-Canada's cultural reporter Anne-Marie Parenteau was there and talked to Jonna Brewer Monday morning.
(Photo courtesy Productions J)
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Monday March 26, 2012
Welcome to Mon Qui Towne
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Eric Dyck is a cartoonist, illustrator & educator living in Moncton. For the next few weeks, he'll be sharing his unique perspective on life in Moncton in his comic strip, Mon Qui Towne. Check back each Monday for a brand new comic.
Eric was a guest on Information Morning 106.1 FM Monday morning. You can hear his interview with Jonna Brewer.
Click on the comic strip below to enlarge it.
From Eric's archives:
Friday March 23, 2012
Rallying for Jean-Marc
Posted by Danny Deveau
The mother of Star Academie finalist Jean-Marc Couture talked to Jonna about the do-or-die weekend he's facing. More than 3,000 people showed up at a rally in Campbellton Thursday night in support of the Val D'Amour native. The competition is akin to "American Idol" for the francophone set. Couture goes up against Quebec performer Sophia Pelletier in Sunday's final. Star Academie is competition/reality show previously won by Wilfred LeBouthillier of Tracadie-Sheila.
Friday March 23, 2012
MHS students respond
Posted by Danny Deveau
The province slammed the door on further discussion about moving Moncton High School to the outskirts of the city. Two members of MHS student council, Emily Crompton and Stefen Savoy, weigh in on developments.
Thursday March 22, 2012
Les Aigles Bleus head to national championship
Posted by Danny Deveau
Freelance sports reporter Roger Surette profiles the l'Universite de Moncton's men's hockey team, Les Aigles Bleus, as they head into the national championship in Fredericton this weekend.
Wednesday March 21, 2012
Moncton picks site for downtown centre
Posted by Danny Deveau
The mayor talks about the city's plans for the Highfield Square property. George LeBlanc tells Jonna it's a "very large, small step forward" towards a downtown sports and entertainment centre.
Tuesday March 20, 2012
MHS students: "We are not cattle"
Posted by Danny Deveau
Stefan Savoy is a Moncton High student council member. Monday night at Moncton city council, he slammed the way he says the provincial government is steamrolling over opposition while moving MHS from the downtown core to the outskirts of the city.
Monday March 19, 2012
I ♥ CBC 106.1 winner
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Congratulations to Sebastien Bezeau, winner of our CBC Mug Shot contest! He won the draw for the Kobo eReader Touch. Thanks to everyone who entered for your terrific photos! Stay tuned to 106.1 FM for details on your next chance to win CBC prizes, including another Kobo.
Monday March 19, 2012
Identity crisis
Posted by Danny Deveau
Starting over - with no ID. Marc Genuist has the story of a former inmate who says Corrections Canada could do better to help people when they re-enter society.
Monday March 19, 2012
Juggling comedy and life
Posted by Danny Deveau
Aloma Jardine talks to Jonna about why she makes time for community theatre to balance out her busy schedule as a working mother.
Friday March 16, 2012
More nursing homes
Posted by Danny Deveau
Social Development Minister Sue Stultz talks to Jonna about the province's plan to deal with a shortage of care for seniors in the province. Jonna follows that up by interviewing Cecile Cassista, Executive Director Coalition for Seniors and Nursing Home Residents' Rights.
Friday March 16, 2012
Getting back on track
Posted by Danny Deveau
David Campbell, economic development consultant, talks to Jonna about the production problems at Moncton's Industrial Rail.
Friday March 16, 2012
Cottage for a cause
Posted by Danny Deveau
Pierre Martell talked to Jonna about supplying a dream cottage that will be raffled off to raise funds for the Riverview Boys and Girls Club.
Thursday March 15, 2012
Royal Oaks developer gives up on rezoning
Posted by Danny Deveau
The Royal Oaks developer pulls its rezoning application for land near the site of the new Moncton High School. Jim Scott , a consultant for the developer, talked to Jonna about some of the reasons behind the decision.
Thursday March 15, 2012
A new focus
Posted by Danny Deveau
Middle school students from Northrup Frye School in Moncton are seeing the world in a different way this year - through a camera lens.
Wednesday March 14, 2012
BMHS students give blood
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Katherine Houser is a Bernice MacNaughton High School student. It's her first time giving blood. She took part in a program that encourages high school students to donate. We'll hear more about that Thursday after the 7:30 a.m. news on 106.1 FM.
Wednesday March 14, 2012
Herding hepcats
Posted by Danny Deveau
Band-leader Francois-Olivier Fortin talks about what it's like to organize and direct The Big Band Theory, a new 19-piece jazz combo in Moncton. Also along for the interview was the youngest member of his troupe, trumpet player and high school student, Melanie Cosman.
Wednesday March 14, 2012
Chamber supports fracking
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Greater Moncton's Chamber of Commerce says yes to fracking - but with conditions. CEO Nancy Whipp explains the group's position to CBC reporter Marc Genuist.
Tuesday March 13, 2012
Cap-Pelé take down
Posted by Danny Deveau
Deputy mayor Hector Doiron describes the series of events Monday in Cap-Pelé that concluded with the removal of a sign at the local arena. That sign had been an homage to former and deceased village priest Fr. Camille Leger. Several people came forward to accuse the priest of molestation.
The Archbishop of Moncton told parishioners at Ste Therese d'Avila in Cap Pelé that he believes the men who have come forward alleging that a deceased priest abused them.
Archbishop André Richard spoke during Sunday mass. He went on to praise the men for speaking out about the abuse, which they say happened when Father Camille Léger was a priest in the village, from 1957 to 1980. Here is his interview with CBC reporter Marc Genuist, which originally aired Monday, March 12.
Tuesday March 13, 2012
The perils of potholes
Posted by Danny Deveau
Ron Godin, the consumer advocate for insurance for New Brunswick, talks to Jonna about liability and the impact potholes have on insurance rates.
Tuesday March 13, 2012
End of an era
Posted by Danny Deveau
Hector Stevens is closing the grocery he owns in Dalhousie that's been in his family since it opened in 1929. He can't find a buyer because of the depressed local economy.
Monday March 12, 2012
Codiac Transpo labour dispute
Posted by Danny Deveau
The city and the union representing bus drivers and mechanics have reached an impasse in contract negotations. We hear from both sides: Paul Thomson (pictured), who speaks for the city, and George Turple, president of ATU local 1290.
Monday March 12, 2012
Stand-up Butt
Posted by Danny Deveau
One of Canada's most successful comedians performs in Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton this week. We drill down with former Corner Gas star Brent Butt to find out the secret of his stand-up success.
Monday March 12, 2012
Fuel supply dwindling in Dalhousie
Posted by Danny Deveau
Clem Tremblay, the mayor of Dalhousie, contemplates a future without the Dalhousie Thermal Generating Station. A recent report by NB Power suggests the station's fuel supply will be gone by the end of April or early May.
Friday March 9, 2012
Debit card fraud
Posted by Karin Reid LeBlanc
Paul Ward talks to Jonna Brewer about the strange charges that appeared on his bank statement. Codiac RCMP are asking people to check their bank or credit union statements and to report any suspicious transactions to their financial institution and the police.
RCMP are asking for the public's assistance in identifying suspects in this case. You can visit their website for photos and more information.
Friday March 9, 2012
Painfully aware
Posted by Danny Deveau
Ruth Stella Maclean is a retired nurse from Riverview. She talked to Jonna about the book she wrote called "Living Successfully with Chronic Pain." It will be officially launched on March 22 at Riverview Public Library from 6:20 to 8 p.m. The book is available in print and as an e-book at Amazon.com or from MacLean's website.
Thursday March 8, 2012
Riverdale meets Moncton
Posted by Danny Deveau
Archie, Betty and Veronica and the rest of the gang are coming soon, to a cell phone near you. George Donovan is president Gojii Games, the Moncton company behind a new game you'll be able to play on mobile devices, your computer and Facebook.
Wednesday March 7, 2012
The life of Lauren
Posted by Danny Deveau
It's been a whirlwind couple weeks for singer Lauren Barnes of Moncton. From a performance at Carnegie Hall, she went on to Toronto for music school auditions, and then her return home where she'll be performing at Friday's Celtic Revue show at the Riverview arts Centre, where she'll be performing with many other artists, including the show's producer, Paul McCloskey.
Tuesday March 6, 2012
Middle East mess
Posted by Danny Deveau
James Devine, a Mt. A. assistant professor of policitial science specializing in the Middle East, talks to Jonna about rising tensions over Syria, Iran and Yemen.
Monday March 5, 2012
In the (pocket) neighbourhood
Posted by Danny Deveau
Richard Lachance is passionate about spreading the "pocket neighbourhoods" concept. He told Jonna on Monday's show that it's a great alternative to the common street, block and lot development of today.
Friday March 2, 2012
Government shuffle
Posted by Danny Deveau
Political science professor Tom Bateman takes a closer look at Thursday's shuffle - of both departments and ministers.
Friday March 2, 2012
Great "Y'all" of China
Posted by Danny Deveau
Country artists Kevin Chase and Melanie Morgan talk to Vanessa Blanch about their upcoming tour in China.
Thursday March 1, 2012
ECMA Tune up
Posted by Danny Deveau
Adam Gould, chair of the local organizing committee for the upcoming East Coast Music Awards, talks to Vanessa about what the awards could mean for home-grown talent.
Thursday March 1, 2012
Mission to Haiti
Posted by Danny Deveau
A group of students from Moncton will head to the devastated country next month to deliver sporting equipment and help people rebuild. Roger LeBlanc, left, is one of the organizers and photographer Maurice Henri also plans to travel with the group.
- March 2014
- Mon., 31 – Managing up
- Mon., 31 – Controversial cover
- Mon., 31 – 7:30 Newscast
- Fri., 28 – A joyful noise
- Fri., 28 – After the fire
- Fri., 28 – More seats, please
- Fri., 28 – 7:30 Newscast
- Thu., 27 – The Case of Moncton's Missing Mojo
- Thu., 27 – 7:30 Newscast
- Thu., 27 – Taking the plunge
- Thu., 27 – Doctors uneasy with pot
- Thu., 27 – Homecare workers unhappy
- Wed., 26 – Porno played for laughs
- Wed., 26 – Centre clears hurdle
- Wed., 26 – Burning problem
- Wed., 26 – 7:30 Newscast
- Tue., 25 – 7:30 Newscast
- Tue., 25 – On the rails
- Tue., 25 – City buys Highfield Square
- Tue., 25 – No strike rebate
- Mon., 24 – The poop on the Petitcodiac
- Mon., 24 – Helping your boss
- Mon., 24 – Railing against cuts
- Mon., 24 – Campbellton arena destroyed
- Mon., 24 – 7:30 Newscast
- Fri., 21 – Hope springs in NB
- Fri., 21 – 7:30 Newscast
- Fri., 21 – How N.S. does home care
- Fri., 21 – Where's the buzz?
- Fri., 21 – Iron will
- Thu., 20 – Home and alone
- Thu., 20 – Like a Roch
- Thu., 20 – Retirement strategies
- Thu., 20 – 7:30 Newscast
- Thu., 20 – Smith inspires play
- Thu., 20 – Towers tumble down
- Wed., 19 – Coliseum options
- Wed., 19 – Too much parking?
- Wed., 19 – 7:30 Newscast
- Tue., 18 – Merrill Henderson dies
- Tue., 18 – Forestry strategy panned
- Tue., 18 – 7:30 Newscast
- Mon., 17 – 7:30 Newscast
- Mon., 17 – Festive workplaces
- Mon., 17 – Borefest a wash
- Fri., 14 – 7:30 Newscast
- Fri., 14 – Help for PTSD patients
- Fri., 14 – Dowsing for water
- Thu., 13 – Muddy River blues
- Thu., 13 – Fake taxis
- Thu., 13 – Woodlot owners react
- Wed., 12 – Rail safety
- Wed., 12 – Falling towers
- Wed., 12 – Rebuilding Haiti
- Wed., 12 – Attempted murder trial
- Tue., 11 – Hillsborough high water
- Tue., 11 – Coffee, tea & death
- Tue., 11 – Goldman's concerns
- Tue., 11 – Tantramar transit
- Mon., 10 – Books winner
- Fri., 7 – A literary life
- Fri., 7 – A trashy improvement
- Fri., 7 – Property tax bite
- Thu., 6 – Retirement Arithmetic
- Thu., 6 – Fighting for programs
- Thu., 6 – Making moose happy
- Wed., 5 – Screen time throwdown
- Wed., 5 – Question of privacy
- Tue., 4 – Enter for a chance to win books!
- Tue., 4 – Ready for kickoff
- Tue., 4 – Share The Road
- Tue., 4 – High heating costs
- Mon., 3 – What's next for Ukraine?
- Mon., 3 – Remembering Molly Lamb Bobak
- Mon., 3 – Taking the temperature
- Mon., 3 – Rallying for the Rails
- February 2014
- Fri., 28 – Smelt culture
- Fri., 28 – Haiti memorial progresses
- Fri., 28 – Shades of grey
- Thu., 27 – Aftermath of abuse
- Thu., 27 – RRSP or TFSA?
- Thu., 27 – End of old MHS
- Thu., 27 – Saunders found near Salisbury
- Wed., 26 – "Lucky to be alive"
- Wed., 26 – Into the "grey" zone
- Wed., 26 – Headed for hoop playoffs
- Wed., 26 – Doctor/patient breach
- Wed., 26 – Grey machine zone
- Wed., 26 – Trolls for thee
- Mon., 24 – "Voice" not over
- Mon., 24 – Career do-over
- Mon., 24 – C-Sections examined
- Fri., 21 – Sochi salut
- Fri., 21 – Moose math
- Fri., 21 – Divided loyalties
- Thu., 20 – Happily re-helmeted
- Thu., 20 – Binary bind
- Thu., 20 – RCMP wants footage
- Wed., 19 – Downtown discussion
- Wed., 19 – Duality do-over?
- Tue., 18 – Water woes
- Tue., 18 – Making the grade
- Tue., 18 – Back from Sochi
- Mon., 17 – Sochi journey
- Mon., 17 – Business grand slam
- Mon., 17 – Downtown disagreement
- Fri., 14 – Comedy & Psychology
- Fri., 14 – Nurses face layoffs
- Thu., 13 – Remembering Mary
- Thu., 13 – Budget brief
- Thu., 13 – Published at age 11
- Wed., 12 – "The Phantoms" wins Emmy
- Wed., 12 – "Meet-Up" panel debuts
- Tue., 11 – Cold comfort
- Tue., 11 – UNB cuts hit Bathurst
- Mon., 10 – This was That
- Mon., 10 – Driven to distraction
- Mon., 10 – Future of forestry
- Mon., 10 – Sock acclaimed
- Fri., 7 – Giving breakfast a boost
- Fri., 7 – Rallying for rail
- Thu., 6 – Save passenger rail
- Thu., 6 – Budget reaction
- Thu., 6 – Bangor example for Moncton?
- Thu., 6 – Loonie goes south
- Thu., 6 – Open Mic top 3
- Wed., 5 – CBC Open Mic tonight at 7PM!
- Tue., 4 – Preparing for the worst
- Tue., 4 – Strike aftermath
- Mon., 3 – Championships underway
- Mon., 3 – To what degree?
- Mon., 3 – Rinky dink
- January 2014
- Fri., 31 – Tutor-less flute tooter
- Fri., 31 – UNB strike appears settled
- Fri., 31 – Premier's address
- Thu., 30 – Anniversary surprise
- Thu., 30 – Void causes concern
- Thu., 30 – DubĂ© responds
- Thu., 30 – Strike advice
- Thu., 30 – Stuck in limbo
- Wed., 29 – Healing message
- Wed., 29 – Strikes stress parents
- Wed., 29 – Cold water blues
- Tue., 28 – Street scene change
- Tue., 28 – New talks at UNB
- Mon., 27 – Help from E.L.F.
- Mon., 27 – Head (office) space
- Mon., 27 – Mt. A on strike
- Fri., 24 – The funny begins
- Fri., 24 – Moving oil by rail
- Fri., 24 – Slamdance winner
- Fri., 24 – Dobson blazes new trail
- Thu., 23 – Return of the Revue
- Thu., 23 – Expect the unexpected
- Thu., 23 – Justice delayed
- Thu., 23 – June Vickers's evolution
- Wed., 22 – High water marks
- Wed., 22 – All aboard
- Tue., 21 – Back on the market.
- Tue., 21 – Night of contrasts
- Tue., 21 – UNB student anxiety
- Tue., 21 – Classroom horror
- Mon., 20 – 360 degree feedback
- Mon., 20 – Moving forward
- Mon., 20 – Family left homeless
- Fri., 17 – Gone baby gone
- Fri., 17 – Parents fume over closure
- Fri., 17 – Update on Resurgo Place
- Fri., 17 – Feeling the isolation
- Thu., 16 – "The Voice" of Caroline Savoie
- Thu., 16 – Financial confidence wanes for youth
- Thu., 16 – Academic salaries
- Wed., 15 – Profs asking too much?
- Wed., 15 – Extended growing season
- Wed., 15 – Water woes close road
- Wed., 15 – Online sex trade
- Tue., 14 – Flu claims victim
- Tue., 14 – Education on hold
- Tue., 14 – Under one roof
- Tue., 14 – MLA's rail fears
- Tue., 14 – What the boss does
- Tue., 14 – UNB shuts down
- Fri., 10 – Jude's Story
- Fri., 10 – Good grief
- Fri., 10 – Mars trek
- Fri., 10 – Options for the homeless
- Fri., 10 – Rail car risks
- Thu., 9 – Miraculous dancers
- Thu., 9 – Jude's Story, Part 2
- Thu., 9 – Derailment update
- Thu., 9 – Mom-umental inequality
- Wed., 8 – Elvis Day
- Wed., 8 – Garbage update
- Wed., 8 – N.B. train derailment
- Tue., 7 – World Cup coming
- Tue., 7 – Jude's story
- Mon., 6 – Wildcats Rumblings
- Mon., 6 – Taking stock
- Mon., 6 – Pets suffering too
- Fri., 3 – Lucien's lens
- Fri., 3 – Downtown downturn
- Thu., 2 – Cold comfort
- Thu., 2 – Powering up
- December 2013
- Tue., 31 – New Year tax hikes
- Tue., 31 – Savoie spotlights McCain
- Mon., 30 – New Year's festivities
- Mon., 30 – Back on track
- Mon., 23 – Pierre Battah's late 2013 Reading List
- Fri., 20 – Button-down list
- Fri., 20 – Winter forecast
- Fri., 20 – Preventable homicide
- Thu., 19 – The gift of nothing
- Thu., 19 – Booting draws criticism
- Wed., 18 – Credit's already due
- Wed., 18 – Siblings launch campaign
- Tue., 17 – Vans going too fast?
- Mon., 16 – Detainee comes forward
- Mon., 16 – Failure before success
- Fri., 13 – Cold comfort
- Fri., 13 – Giant ring mystery
- Fri., 13 – Time to unplug
- Thu., 12 – Lasting legacy of debt
- Thu., 12 – EI check
- Thu., 12 – Youth mental health fundraiser
- Wed., 11 – Aboriginal alliance
- Wed., 11 – Myles at the mall
- Wed., 11 – Secret efforts
- Wed., 11 – Campus commerce
- Tue., 10 – Crash documents revealed
- Mon., 9 – Meet the Frackers
- Mon., 9 – Traumatizing times
- Fri., 6 – 'This is That' comes to Moncton
- Fri., 6 – Double dose of doom
- Fri., 6 – Tough times for teachers
- Fri., 6 – Seeds of growth
- Thu., 5 – Best Xmas Ever!
- Thu., 5 – Too old to substitute?
- Thu., 5 – Vets helping vets
- Wed., 4 – Half-way there
- Wed., 4 – Rules of the rail
- Wed., 4 – Potash cash crunch
- Tue., 3 – City Hall debrief
- Tue., 3 – Poaching is panned
- Tue., 3 – Cap PelĂ© mourns
- Mon., 2 – Making the Nativity scene
- Mon., 2 – Party do's & don'ts
- Mon., 2 – Tragedy in Notre Dame
- Mon., 2 – Behind closed doors
- November 2013
- Thu., 28 – Donor do's & don'ts
- Thu., 28 – Killing cancer with cancer
- Thu., 28 – Is a promise a promise?
- Thu., 28 – The fake news
- Thu., 28 – A shot at Sochi
- Wed., 27 – Ron James performs
- Wed., 27 – Smith inquest nears end
- Wed., 27 – Roots of the "Tree"
- Wed., 27 – Courage in the face of chronic disease
- Tue., 26 – 30 Days of Caring
- Tue., 26 – Scott to Sochi
- Tue., 26 – What's for lunch?
- Tue., 26 – Homes for homeless
- Mon., 25 – Thank you
- Mon., 25 – Tree-mendous replacement
- Mon., 25 – Open office spaces
- Mon., 25 – Suppressing squatting
- Mon., 25 – Growing new farmers
- Fri., 22 – Hidden homeless
- Fri., 22 – Jane's story, Part 2
- Fri., 22 – 10-year-sentence
- Fri., 22 – Enterprise Moncton, engaged
- Thu., 21 – 71 up
- Thu., 21 – "Jane's" story, Part 1
- Thu., 21 – Retro photo book
- Thu., 21 – Girls at risk
- Wed., 20 – Concerted effort
- Wed., 20 – Shelter faces growing demand
- Wed., 20 – Dropping the bucks
- Wed., 20 – Immaculate reno
- Tue., 19 – "Wrong & reckless"
- Tue., 19 – Sorting things out
- Mon., 18 – Open mosque in the city
- Mon., 18 – When to go
- Mon., 18 – Unifor against shale gas
- Mon., 18 – Questioning secrecy
- Fri., 15 – Dishing the dirt on our debacles
- Fri., 15 – Throw-away comedy
- Fri., 15 – More protests on Route 11
- Fri., 15 – Federal cash for centre?
- Thu., 14 – Oland appears in court
- Thu., 14 – Murphy urges transparency
- Thu., 14 – Fundraising for the Philippines
- Wed., 13 – In the curling mix
- Wed., 13 – Dennis Oland arrested
- Wed., 13 – On Target
- Tue., 12 – Secret Subsidy?
- Tue., 12 – Butterfly buddies
- Mon., 11 – Military memorabilia
- Fri., 8 – Bond. Male bonding.
- Fri., 8 – Homage in Holland
- Fri., 8 – Causing waves
- Thu., 7 – Fashion with French flair
- Thu., 7 – Pushing Les Paiens
- Thu., 7 – Pangs of pension pain
- Thu., 7 – Retail confidence
- Wed., 6 – Drill, baby, drill
- Wed., 6 – Shale gas impasse
- Wed., 6 – Throne speech analysis
- Tue., 5 – Majumder goes full Bore
- Tue., 5 – Royalty rates increased
- Tue., 5 – Nash spreads hope
- Mon., 4 – Work tales
- Mon., 4 – Back from Calgary
- Mon., 4 – Economic outlook
- Fri., 1 – Running culture
- Fri., 1 – Fruitful opportunity
- Fri., 1 – Staking a claim
- October 2013
- Thu., 31 – Festival for the feet
- Thu., 31 – Enough already?
- Thu., 31 – 2nd Longhouse built
- Thu., 31 – Store-bought fish tale
- Wed., 30 – Hoops season returns
- Wed., 30 – Reptile regulations urged
- Tue., 29 – Malala's lesson
- Tue., 29 – Fighting for fights
- Mon., 28 – Frightful fundraiser
- Mon., 28 – Workplace fears
- Mon., 28 – Richard urges pause
- Mon., 28 – CBC's Radio Runners
- Fri., 25 – Native Chief heads to court
- Fri., 25 – On the Button
- Fri., 25 – Transpo off Target
- Thu., 24 – Kinew's views
- Thu., 24 – When a spouse dies
- Thu., 24 – Coyote ugly
- Thu., 24 – Black bag beef
- Wed., 23 – Wine with Frye's
- Wed., 23 – Support for LaPierre
- Tue., 22 – Team work
- Tue., 22 – Angry Candy releases EP
- Tue., 22 – Enforcement trashed....for now
- Tue., 22 – Hollow victory?
- Mon., 21 – Bathurst tragedy book
- Mon., 21 – Chief fears peace sidelined
- Mon., 21 – Moncton artists win big
- Fri., 18 – If you build it.....
- Fri., 18 – National warning sign?
- Fri., 18 – Protest turns violent
- Thu., 17 – Tree-ring circus
- Thu., 17 – Financial post-mort
- Thu., 17 – Aftermath of attack
- Thu., 17 – Prison Head testifies
- Wed., 16 – What's on your playlist?
- Wed., 16 – Dying breed
- Wed., 16 – Sole survivors
- Wed., 16 – Coyote sighting
- Tue., 15 – Forever in blue genes
- Tue., 15 – Gallant touts moratorium
- Tue., 15 – Food bank fire
- Fri., 11 – Citizen Button
- Fri., 11 – Happy Kouch campers
- Fri., 11 – Gridiron rivalry
- Thu., 10 – Amour for Aznavour
- Thu., 10 – The lowdown on TFSAs
- Thu., 10 – They shoot, we pay?
- Wed., 9 – Miramichi archaeological mystery
- Wed., 9 – Redemption story
- Wed., 9 – Thousands besiege ombudsman
- Wed., 9 – Trash talk
- Tue., 8 – Policing your garbage
- Tue., 8 – Egyptian hold-over
- Mon., 7 – Employed while impaired
- Mon., 7 – Auto insurance face off
- Mon., 7 – Shale meetings continue
- Mon., 7 – The Molly Appeal
- Fri., 4 – Running man
- Fri., 4 – Arcade fired up
- Fri., 4 – Barricades ordered down
- Thu., 3 – Autumn concert
- Thu., 3 – Going it alone
- Thu., 3 – Showing the way
- Wed., 2 – Balletic return
- Wed., 2 – UdeM's golden handshake
- Wed., 2 – Warden testifies
- Wed., 2 – Fracking face-off
- Tue., 1 – Mystery glow
- Tue., 1 – Shale stand-off
- Tue., 1 – The question is academic
- Tue., 1 – Bear kills zoo deer