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Spectators looked to the sky over the weekend, but unfortunately, all they saw were grey low-lying clouds on S...

It’s time for Renault to make its next move on the D-segment with a completely new and daring model: the all new Renault Rafale. Here is all of the details you'll need about the impressive vehicle.

Used inline skates and protective helmets are needed for the summer season in Dieppe. The City is looking for ...

Capt Richard MacDougall landed at his old stomping grounds in Dieppe on Thursday.

Wendi Nicholson of Windsor-Essex Pride Fest said there will be no alteration of plans for the Pride Parade on Aug. 13, nor extra security.

There is no constitutional requirement that New Brunswick's lieutenant-governor must be bilingual, the federal government argued Thursday in an appeal of a court ruling last year.

Dieppe City Council has adopted a new tree bylaw which will govern trees on private property. This bylaw is be...

A firefighter from Dieppe, N.B., is downplaying his actions, but his training may have saved the life of a future firefighter.

Dieppe City Council passed a new bylaw on Monday which requires all tree-cutting within its urban perimeter to be approved first.

A time when America and allies "believed" in the United States.