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A New Brunswick train station’s past juncture as a key travel hub is marking 125 years.

The federal government announced more than a quarter of a million in spending with the goal of supporting women’s professional soccer in Atlantic Canada.

April 18 is Record Store Day, which prompts lineups across the Maritimes. At Taz records in downtown Halifax, many waited outside several hours before open, and well before sunrise.

Cancer survivor Tiffany Clarke says the Canadian Cancer Society's Daffodil Month campaign will help make a future without cancer.

Five-year-old Anaya was smiling and dancing as she waved a small Canadian flag during her father’s Canadian citizenship ceremony Friday, unable to contain her excitement.

The long-running New Brunswick Country Showcase is hosting its final show after 38 years.

A Queens County, N.S., man who RCMP said showed up at a detachment pretending to be another officer has had a criminal charge dropped.

The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has ruled the provincial government’s ban on travel in the woods last summer was unreasonable following a challenge by Cape Breton resident Jeff Evely and the Canadian Constitution Foundation.

Heaps of garbage were dumped off of Little Pond Road in Little Pond, N.S.

Two men have been charged in connection with the theft of copper in Geary, N.B.

Detours will be added to travel as the Macdonald Bridge closes to all traffic this weekend.

Motorists in New Brunswick and on Prince Edward Island woke up to some good news as it pertains to pump prices heading into the weekend.

Damp weather and cooler, mild temperatures mean perfect conditions for ticks, and as the weather warms up the critters are coming out.

Sidney Crosby is seen by his peers as the NHL player most likely to become a head coach, according to the National Hockey League Players’ Association’s annual player poll released Friday.

Canada Post’s decision to phase out door-to-door delivery in favour of community mailboxes is not sitting well with some in Moncton.