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CBC | New Brunswick News - Mar 13, 2007
The New Brunswick Liberals' new budget, loaded with personal tax hikes and higher debt, is backing off Tory tax cuts that the finance minster says weren't sustainable.
CBC | New Brunswick News - Mar 13, 2007
The population of New Brunswick is shifting from rural areas to cities, according to new census figures.
CBC | New Brunswick News - Mar 13, 2007
The Southeast Regional Health Authority says it's working hard to make sure what happened to Kevin Geldart is never repeated.
CBC | New Brunswick News - Mar 13, 2007
A community outside Saint John says it isn't interested in amalgamating with the city, after the newest recommendation from New Brunswick's Self-Sufficiency Task Force.
CBC | New Brunswick News - Mar 13, 2007
About 30 Dieppe, N.B., homeowners are furious that the city wants to push water and sewer lines through their neighbourhood and charge them a third of the cost for the project, when other residents have gotten hookups …
CBC | New Brunswick News - Mar 13, 2007
The provincial Tories may lose another MLA as New Maryland's Keith Ashfield hopes to become the party's candidate for the Fredericton riding in the next federal election.
CBC | Saskatchewan News - Mar 13, 2007
A union at the University of Saskatchewan has launched a grievance over the suspension of a worker who suggested in a letter to the editor that administrators should be sent "to a distant country."
CBC | Saskatchewan News - Mar 13, 2007
Everyone and their dog is talking about an unusual vehicle theft on the weekend in La Ronge, Sask.
CBC | Saskatchewan News - Mar 13, 2007
Allegations that a senior government official wanted Murdoch Carriere's computer hard drive erased have been answered by the NDP government.
CBC | Saskatchewan News - Mar 13, 2007
Drought-stricken farmers and ranchers in southwest Saskatchewan will get some financial help from the provincial government, the province's agriculture minister says.