CBC | New Brunswick News- 2 women arrested in fatal N.B. hit and run February 10, 2010Fredericton police have arrested two women in connection with the hit-and-run death of news producer Dianne Trottier.
- Slain woman in colonel case remembered February 10, 2010Former classmates and teachers from Fredericton's École Sainte-Anne are remembering Cpl. Marie-France Comeau, allegedly killed by Col. Russell Williams.
- Booted cabinet minister calls for NB Power referendum February 10, 2010A New Brunswick MLA who was kicked out of cabinet for opposing the NB Power deal with Hydro-Québec says he is leaving the Liberal caucus to fight for a referendum on the issue.
- Tim Hortons defends customer ban February 9, 2010Tim Hortons is defending a New Brunswick store owner's decision to ban a customer who complained repeatedly about its decaffeinated coffee.
- N.B. man charged after hockey fight February 9, 2010A 19-year-old hockey player from Grand Falls, N.B., has been charged with assault for an on-ice fight last fall.
- 2 women arrested in fatal N.B. hit and run February 10, 2010
- The Aquinian
- Tommies stumble in fight for last playoff spotDerek Montague – The Aquinian Men’s hockey loses to both Acadia & SMU The Tommies’ playoff hopes have almost disappeared after suffering two more loses over the weekend. They entered the weekend four points out of the playoffs with just four games remaining. Now, they will have to win their final two games of the season [...]
- Willy Wonka visits PlayhouseKarissa Donkin – The Aquinian Leo Hayes students take the stage Feb 10-13 Students from Leo Hayes High School will bring a classic story to life on the Playhouse stage this week. “Willy Wonka” premieres Feb. 10 and runs until Feb. 13. One of the reasons why director Kathy VanGenne chose “Willy Wonka” for this year’s musical production was [...] […]
- Two youths from N.B. nominated as global ambassadorsMaiko Tanabe – The Aquinian Two New Brunswick youths, Li Song and Saa Andrew Gbongbor, have been named global ambassadors. Active-8! is a campaign across Atlantic Canada that highlights social action among youth and aims to inspire more action. The campaign promotes activities celebrating and focusing on International Development Week (IDW), Feb. 7 to […]
- Majority vote won’t ensure bottled water banJamie Ross – The Aquinian A student mandate isn’t enough to phase out the sale of bottled water at St. Thomas University. Even if a majority votes in favour of banning the sale and distribution of bottled water on campus in an upcoming referendum – to be held during the STUSU spring general elections – the [...]
- Negotiation FAILThe Aquinian UNB and its full-time faculty edged closer to a strike or lockout after talks between the administration and the faculty union ended without a resolution. Both parties now have about two weeks to decide on a course of action, which could include a conciliation board, a committee formed to assist in conflict resolution. The union, however, [...]
- Tommies stumble in fight for last playoff spot
