Paul Groarke, a criminology professor at St. Thomas University says the City of Fredericton's demolition of a protest campsite last month was not legal.

Environment Canada issued weather warnings early Saturday afternoon across much of Atlantic Canada and Quebec.

The province has ordered a group of Moncton seniors living in a subsidized housing unit to give up their pets or move out.

The first two of 22 modular homes promised by the federal government to Attawapiskat are on their way to the remote northern Ontario community, but the minister handling the Aboriginal Affairs portfolio is expressing concern over the "readiness" of the lots.

The Elizabeth Fry Society is concerned that a decision to move incarcerated women to the Miramichi Youth Centre is not fair because it will cut off the women from their family and friends.

A 35-year-old man has been sentenced after being caught driving while prohibited for the sixth time in the past year.

Talks between Acadian Coach Lines and its employee union will reopen this weekend.

The long-standing court case against a former Saint John councillor being sued by the city's pension board for defamation will proceed on Monday, a judge has ruled.

Home care agencies in New Brunswick say they are struggling under the new funding agreement with the province.

RCMP seized about 220,000 contraband cigarettes from a pickup truck on the Trans Canada Highway near Salisbury on Thursday night.

Public sector workers in the province are asking Finance Minister Blaine Higgs not to cut their retirement allowances as the Alward government looks to reduce its budget deficit.

The Salvation Army says one of its thrift stores is being forced out of a location on Fredericton's north side just after completing renovations.

A controversial parking deal signed with a Toronto developer is coming back to haunt Moncton and could cost the city $42 million.

Statistics Canada's latest census showed some growing populations in New Brunswick with aboriginals and immigrants.

The mayor of Shippagan is defending the town's settlement with the province over an outstanding RCMP bill, calling its situation unique.