Residents salvage what they can of their campers in Cap Pelé
Dozens of damaged RVs and campers leave residents concerned about the future of their New Brunswick community.
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Dozens of damaged RVs and campers leave residents concerned about the future of their New Brunswick community.
Some New Brunswick businesses are praising Ottawa's expansion of the temporary foreign workers program but also say the government needs to offer more support to help out with critical labour shortages.
Posted: May 14, 2021 4:47 PM AT | Last Updated: May 14 Anthony Miller's second-degree murder case has been adjourned to later this month. He's accused of using his car to kill 19-year-old Javin Melanson outside a Moncton Dooly's.(Shane Magee/CBC) The fitness hearing of the man accused of second-degree murder in the death of a teenager outside a Moncton pool hall was adjourned Friday because defence lawyers wanted more time to review an assessment report. The assessment of Anthony Miller, 21, of Cap Pelé was conducted to determine his state of mind during the alleged incident. Miller was...