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An estimated crowd of over 1,000 people turned out for breakfast Saturday morning, March 9, in support of Carleton Bridge Potato Chips employees.

Another winter storm will bring heavy rain and snow to New Brunswick to wrap up the weekend. A rainfall warnin...

Another winter storm will bring heavy rain and snow to New Brunswick to wrap up the weekend. A rainfall warnin...

By Isaac White. An emotionally charged gathering unfolded within the auditorium of the Cloquet Forestry Center recently, marking a significant

The University of Minnesota is moving forward with its plan to return about 3,400 acres of land it has held for the last century back to the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Tribe. Since 1909, the land—entirely within the tribe’s boundaries— has been occupied by the university’s Cloquet Forestry Center, a research center with a stated goal to “build an understanding of northern forest ecosystems through field-based research, education, and outreach.&...

Progress has been made in discussions between the U of M and the Fond du Lac Band about returning land where the Cloquet Forestry Center sits back to the tribe. A listening session revealed what’s on people’s minds.

In honour of Black History Month, Robert and Tanika Chambers have started a community reading and music project to foster cultural awareness in Carleton County.

While slavery was outlawed in the province in 1833, forced labour continued for almost a century

MPs opt not to escalate the issue after the IT firm’s leaders were to answer questions about contracting and their role on the ArriveCan app

A rainfall warning has been issued by Environment Canada for parts of southern New Brunswick, including the Saint John and Moncton areas.