New Brunswick's deputy chief medical officer of health is apologizing for what he describes as the bedlam that surrounded the H1N1 vaccine rollout in October.

For the second time this year, the group that runs the Saint John Harbour Bridge has been turned down for a bank loan it needs to make much-needed repairs to the 40-year-old structure.

New Brunswick's former Progressive Conservative leader, Dennis Cochrane, will take over as the interim president of Fredericton's St. Thomas University.

New Brunswick's largest francophone school district is struggling to cope with an influx of kindergarten students who don't speak French.

With the hunt for alternative sources of Omega-3s in full swing, Canadian health officials are looking at soybeans adapted to produce the essential fatty acids.

The New Brunswick Law Society will allow the public to attend disciplinary hearings for the province's lawyers.

The P.E.I. government has its priorities all wrong in providing funding to train employees of Cavendish Farms rather than pay for a cancer drug, says NDP Leader James Rodd.

Certain groups of foreign-trained workers, including nurses and engineers, will know within a year of applying for certification whether their training will let them work in Canada, the federal government said Monday.

A woman whose husband was killed in a moose-vehicle collision earlier this year is one of 20,000 who have signed a petition to be handed over to the provincial government Monday.

Fundy High School in St. George, N.B., will reopen for classes on Monday, four days after a chemical spill forced the evacuation of the building.

Police have ruled out foul play in the death of a man from Petite-Lameque, N.B., based on autopsy results.

A 27-year-old man from Colpitts Settlement, N.B., was killed Saturday when his vehicle left the road and ended up in a ditch on the opposite side of the road.

The Confederation Bridge has been reopened to all traffic.