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A Moncton teen who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Joedin Leger was released with conditions on Thursday after his sentencing was delayed.

Various charges against two people from Bathurst accused of violating pandemic restrictions at a grocery store in Moncton were dropped Friday, the day they were set to stand trial over the events from almost three years ago.

Joedin Leger's parents told a Moncton judge Wednesday that their world was shattered by the shooting death of their 18-year-old son last year.

The parents of a woman stabbed to death in Moncton last month are expressing frustration after being told the family couldn't wear shirts with the woman's image into a courtroom Thursday during an appearance for three people charged with murder.

A three-day trial has been set for an RCMP officer in southeastern New Brunswick charged with assault causing bodily harm.

A third person has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the April 25 shooting death of Joedin Leger in Moncton.

A provincial court judge has rejected a Bathurst couple's request to challenge the constitutionality of the law used to charge them at a protest in Moncton last year.

Seven RCMP officers testified on the first day of the trial of two Bathurst residents accused of violating New Brunswick's pandemic restrictions at what several officers described as an anti-mask protest last year in Moncton.

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Posted: Dec 09, 2020 5:19 PM AT | Last Updated: December 9, 2020 Abdalah Abu Zeid, 21, appeared in a Moncton courtroom via video conference.(Kate Letterick/CBC News) A bail hearing for a man accused of aggravated assault after a Moncton bartender was beaten up was delayed Wednesday for a second day in a row. Abdalah Abu Zeid, 21, made an appearance by video conference. Zeid was arrested last Friday and charged with aggravated assault against Jacques Vautour. Vautour, 42, was found badly bea...