The scurrying of little feet isn't always a positive thing, especially if it's in your shed. Spring often brings unwanted rodents, especially after a mild winter. Orkin Canada Technical Director Sean ...

Truck drivers are still needed across Canada. "Current estimates are, there are about 25,000 truck driving vacancies across the country," says Chris McKee, Executive Director for the Atlantic Province...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is raising concerns over minimum wage hikes in Atlantic Canada. The CFIB estimates with these increases payroll costs also went up by $54.5 million acro...

The waiting list for hip and knee replacements through Horizon is shrinking. The Health network says it has eliminated the list of patients waiting a year or more at its facilities in New Brunswick. I...

It's the largest lottery prize ever awarded in Atlantic Canadian history. Merel Chiasson of Bas-Caraquet, N.B. picked up his cheque for $64 million on Thursday morning at Atlantic Lottery headquarters...

A woman is home safe thanks to the help of RCMP dog services and a drone. Concerns were raised on Monday after a woman in her 70s was reported missing from her Moncton home. Her family was worried bec...

It could be months before a longtime Moncton restaurant reopens after an electrical fire. Moncton Fire responded to reports of flames coming from the front door of Freddie's Pizza on Mountain Road on ...

Charges have been laid after a police operation in South Tetagouche that lasted more than 14 hours. RCMP was called to a home on Highway 180 on Tuesday morning after a man reportedly barricaded himsel...

A Riverview woman who provides prom dresses to those in need is looking for a new space. Lara Lavoie created Prom Pretty in 2018. "We give gently used or new prom dresses to graduating students in fin...

Rexton volunteer firefighters have returned to the firehouse. A social media post by the Rexton Volunteer Fire Department said it resumed all emergency services in the community at 1 p.m. Wednesday. I...