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Hurricane centre sticking with projections, for now

DARTMOUTH - The Canadian Hurricane Centre released its latest details on Hurricane Earl. Hurricane watches have been issued for Queens, Shelburne, Yarmouth and Digby Counties.

Numerous promises on the campaign trail

BATHURST, FREDERICTON, TRACADIE-SHEILA - The premier says a re-elected Liberal government would create 2,700 jobs in northern New Brunswick. Shawn Graham says his party's strategy emphasizes development of the modular fabrication and component construction industries.

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Police asking for public's help in fire investigation

SAINT JOHN, NB - A fire at a north end business over the weekend has city police asking for the public's help. Police are looking for those responsible for a fire at First Auto Stop last Saturday.

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Campaign officially launches for new political party

MINTO, NB - The People's Alliance of New Brunswick has officialy launched their campaign. About 120 people were at the launch party yesterday in Minto.

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Southern New Brunswick is in for a wet weekend

SAINT JOHN, NB - All eyes are on hurricane earl as the monster category 4 storm continues on a possible collision course with the east coast. Staff meteorologist Richard Zurawski says there is a fifty percent chance for tropical storm conditions for both Saint john and Moncton.

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Keir wants Conservatives to explain funding for campaign promises

SAINT JOHN, NB - Liberal candidate for Fundy-River Valley Jack Keir says the Conservatives are talking out of both sides of their mouths. Keir says the Tories have promised to be fiscally responsible but have made nearly a billion dollars in promises.

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