CBC News Online - New Brunswick Digest - 2015-02-06

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Mayor denies conflict-of-interest allegation over Irving flight Fri, 6 Feb 2015 05:54:55 EST Mayor denies conflict-of-interest allegation over Irving flight Fri, 6 Feb 2015 05:54:55 EST Saint John Mayor Mel Norton held a special council meeting Friday to discuss conflict-of-interest allegations. Read More Jeremy Levitt has 'support' of former associate dean of law Fri, 6 Feb 2015 15:28:06 EST A former associate dean of law at the University of New Brunswick has come forward to say she supports Jeremy Levitt, the embattled dean. Read More FHS dress code fight sees 'complete shift,' young feminists say Fri, 6 Feb 2015 13:57:42 EST Three months after an angry protest by young feminist activists at Fredericton High School led to their suspensions, the female students say there’s been a “complete shift” in attitude among administrators. Read More Charges pending in python deaths of Barthe brothers in Campbellton Fri, 6 Feb 2015 10:45:55 EST Charges are pending in connection with the strangling deaths of two boys by a python in Campbellton in 2013, say New Brunswick RCMP. Read More 'Dangerous' escaped patients from Ontario in custody in Quebec Fri, 6 Feb 2015 15:22:33 EST Cara Duval and Joseph Pepin, the "dangerous" patients who escaped from a mental health facility in North Bay and were spotted throughout the Maritimes, are now in police custody in Quebec and expected to be transferred back. Read More More Headlines MLAs to face independent pay, benefit review Snow-clearing costs adding up for contractors, businesses Charlie Chaplin speech featured in work by Saint John musician New Brunswick adds 3,400 jobs in January Supreme Court says yes to doctor-assisted suicide in specific cases Snow train video maker admits he was too close New Brunswick set for mostly snow-free weekend, Peter Coade says Pet store owner arrested in python deaths of 2 New Brunswick boys Jeremy Levitt faces allegations of sexism, harassment by Florida colleagues You'd never believe this is Canada's sexiest city