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Last Updated: Tuesday, February 9, 2010 | 11:38 AM ET

Graham vows fall N.B. election
: The Liberal government will not ignore the fixed election date law and postpone this fall's provincial election despite more internal dissention over the contentious NB Power deal, Premier Shawn Graham said on Monday. more »; Related: Court challenge of 2008 election dismissed; Related: Fallout over N.B. tourism minister's ouster continues

Tim Hortons defends customer ban: Tim Hortons is defending a New Brunswick store owner's decision to ban a customer who complained repeatedly about its decaffeinated coffee. more »
Dieppe sign bylaw debate stirs controversy: Dieppe city councillors are struggling to agree on whether a proposed sign bylaw is going too far by allowing some organizations to have French-only signs. more »

Pond hockey tourney debuts women's division: Women will be lacing up their skates to compete in their own division in the 2010 World Pond Hockey tournament in Plaster Rock, N.B., this week. more »
CFB Trenton colonel's charges prompt look at cold cases: The 2001 slaying of a Nova Scotia woman at CFB Trenton is among the cases being re-examined in the wake of murder charges against Col. Russell Williams. more »
Vehicle seized in Fredericton hit-and-run probe: The Fredericton police have seized a vehicle as a part of the ongoing investigation into the hit-and-run death of Dianne Trottier. more »
Tim Hortons bans complaining customer: A coffee enthusiast in St. Andrews, N.B., has learned the customer may not always be right after being banned from Tim Hortons for complaining about burnt coffee. more »
Fallout over N.B. tourism minister's ouster continues: The Liberal government is dealing with fallout from Stuart Jamieson's resignation over his refusal to support the proposed NB Power sale agreement without a referendum. more »
N.B.'s new trauma system unveiled: A new co-ordinated network that aims to get treatment for New Brunswick trauma patients more quickly was unveiled Monday. more »
'Buy American' deal good: N.B. business minister: Business New Brunswick Minister Victor Boudreau is welcoming Canada's exemption from the protectionist "Buy American" policy that was attached to the massive U.S. stimulus package. more »

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CFB Trenton colonel's charges prompt look at cold cases: The 2001 slaying of a Nova Scotia woman at CFB Trenton is among the cases being re-examined in the wake of murder charges against Col. Russell Williams.
Another N.L. chopper crash inevitable: union: A union leader representing oil workers says another offshore chopper crash will happen in Newfoundland and Labrador — and he's calling for changes to improve workers' chances of survival when it does.
Alberta budget will ask all to 'give up a little': Alberta's finance minister says he won't be wearing a new pair of shoes in traditional fashion when the Alberta government releases its budget Tuesday afternoon. Spending cuts are expected.

Avalanches near Afghanistan capital kill over 60: Avalanches in a mountain pass north of Kabul have killed at least 60 people, injured about 400 and left 1,500 stranded on blocked roads, Afghan officials say.
Haiti man pulled from rubble: A 28-year-old man has been pulled from rubble in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, claiming to have been trapped there since the massive earthquake on Jan. 12.
Red tape delays Haitian relief volunteers: Quebec medical workers returning from a relief mission in Haiti are urging authorities to suspend rules they say are delaying help for the disaster-ridden country.

Heart strategy could save Canada billions: Canada could save about $5 billion a year in health-care costs by lowering the number of heart attacks and strokes among the country's population, according to a new report.
CT scan rules reduce radiation risk for kids: A team of researchers from pediatric institutions across Canada has developed a set of rules to help doctors decide whether a child with a minor head injury should receive a CT scan.
Italian doctor heightens interest in MS cause: The Italian doctor whose unconventional thinking on the cause of multiple sclerosis is visiting North America to drum up interest in testing the idea.

April Wine added to Canadian Hall of Fame: Rockers April Wine have earned a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences says.
Blue Bombers sue over lost Aerosmith concert: The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are suing a concert promoter for last summer's cancelled show by rockers Aerosmith.
Halifax concert raises $270K for Haiti: Thousands of people packed the Halifax Metro Centre Monday night to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to help the people of earthquake-devastated Haiti.

Astronauts inspect shuttle on way to space station: Endeavour's astronauts have inspected their ship for any launch damage as they raced toward a rendezvous with the International Space Station.
Beer may be good for bones: study: Moderate beer consumption may help fight osteoporosis, suggests a study by the University of California's department of food science and technology.
Astronaut Thirsk lauds space investment: Canadian astronaut Robert Thirsk visited his old alma mater Monday to pick up the degree he was awarded while in orbit.

Toyota recall spreads to Prius and beyond: Toyota is recalling 437,000 Prius and other hybrid cars worldwide to fix brake problems — the latest embarrassing safety defect at the world's largest automaker.
China maintains world lead in auto sales: Chinese consumers bought 1.32 million cars in January, solidifying the country's status as the world's largest auto market.
Agrium reports sharp drop in profits: Calgary-based Agrium Inc. reported a substantial drop in fourth-quarter profit and revenue Tuesday.

Competition Bureau challenges real estate group: The Competition Bureau says the Canadian Real Estate Association limits consumer choice and forces people to pay for services they may not want in selling a house.
Toyota recall spreads to Prius and beyond: Toyota is recalling 437,000 Prius and other hybrid cars worldwide to fix brake problems — the latest embarrassing safety defect at the world's largest automaker.
Vancouver car-rental customer warns of gouging: An Edmonton businessman is warning Olympic visitors to beware of getting gouged by car rental companies. Jim Galpin was recently presented with a $1,100 bill to repair a windshield chip on a Vancouver rental car, a cost he believes is grossly inflated.

Will Getzlaf miss the Olympics? Take 5: Anaheim Ducks star Ryan Getzlaf sprained his left ankle and departed the rink on Monday on crutches and wearing a boot after the Ducks' 4-2 win at home against the Los Angeles Kings.
Coyotes beat up on Oilers: Matthew Lombardi had two goals and three assists for a career-high five points as the Phoenix Coyotes routed Edmonton 6-1 on Monday night for their 36th victory, matching their total from last season.
Hockey Night's 3 Stars: Coyotes centre Matthew Lombardi scored two goals and set up three more for a career-high five points in a 6-1 rout of the Edmonton Oilers in Phoenix on Monday night.

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