The provincial Progressive Conservatives are questioning the New Brunswick government's initial handling of swine flu vaccinations, which resulted in some children being turned away from flu clinics.

A Moncton RCMP officer facing charges of sexually exploiting a teenaged girl says the girl made advances on him, but he rejected them.

The University of New Brunswick's College of Extended Learning is offering an explosive new course: Canada's first training program in the field of unexploded explosive ordnance, known as UXO.

More than 80 per cent of New Brunswick residents support the Official Languages Act four decades after it was adopted, a new poll suggests.

Hotel price gouging during large events has cost Moncton at least one annual festival and the economic spinoffs that go with it, organizers say.

Money to repair New Brunswick walking trails won't come from the All Terrain Vehicle Federation's trail trust fund, the provincial minister of natural resources says.

A group of Woodstock Middle School students pitched their case for a new school directly to Premier Shawn Graham on Wednesday morning.

A display of 20 powerful searchlights will brighten the night sky over the entrance to Vancouver's False Creek during the 2010 Olympics and will move in patterns designed by people on their home computers via the internet.

Heavy rain is once again swelling Vancouver Island rivers, but North Cowichan emergency officials hope a temporary dam and low tide overnight will prevent renewed flooding.

Advocates for the homeless on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside are comparing a new law aimed at helping street people to kidnapping.

Class-action lawsuits have been filed across Canada on behalf of consumers who bought drop-side cribs now subject to a massive North American recall.

Police have identified the homeless man killed in an apparent hit-and-run in Langley, B.C., on Monday night and believe they might be closer to identifying the driver and vehicle that hit him.

Alberta reporter Amanda Lindhout has been freed, 15 months after she was snatched by gunmen in Somalia and held for ransom under 'extremely oppressive' conditions that included torture and beatings.

The Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP will examine the 2003 death of a B.C. man who was jolted by an RCMP Taser, after a video of the altercation with police came to light.

Teenage drug addicts in northwestern B.C. will have to travel hundreds of kilometres from home for treatment, with the closure of the only residential youth treatment program in the region.

BC Ferries is conducting an internal safety investigation after a ferry was caught in a storm off Prince Rupert early Monday morning.

Homicide investigators have been called in after a man's body was found in the backyard of a suburban home in north Surrey, B.C.

Traffic was moving again on the Trans-Canada Highway between Golden and Revelstoke in southeastern B.C. after a crash on the Donald Bridge Wednesday morning.

The Canadian Standards Association has published a blueprint to help oil and gas companies protect their pipelines from vandalism and sabotage.

A Vancouver man gunned down over the weekend in downtown Toronto had gang connections and was under indictment in the United States on drug charges, police said.