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Racist graffiti under Hwy 104 in West River
Posted 10 July 2024

Racist graffiti under Hwy 104 in West River

Hate motivated mischief in Antigonish County. RCMP say racist graffiti was spray painted in the tunnel that runs under Highway 104 in West River. The graffiti that was on the road and wall has been removed. Anyone with information is asked to contact Antigonish County District RCMP at...

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Saint John police investigate uptown arson
Posted 10 July 2024

Saint John police investigate uptown arson

Saint John police say they are investigating an arson at an uptown building. First responders were called to the 100 block of Union Street around 5:15 a.m. Wednesday. “Upon arrival, police discovered that the wood on the side of the building was on fire,” police said in a news release. “The fire...

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MusGo receiving $445K to expand fleet with 5 new vehicles
Posted 10 July 2024

MusGo receiving $445K to expand fleet with 5 new vehicles

A non-profit organization that provides transportation on the Eastern Shore is getting five new vehicles. MusGo is receiving more than $445,000 from the federal and provincial governments. They are getting one electric vehicle and four hybrid vans, with one that is wheelchair accessible. Three...

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Charlotte County residents sentenced in child porn investigation
Posted 10 July 2024

Charlotte County residents sentenced in child porn investigation

Two people from Charlotte County have been sentenced to prison time in a child pornography investigation. The 28-year-old man and 27-year-old woman were each handed eight-year prison sentences, police announced on Wednesday. A publication ban was ordered to protect the identity of the victim,...

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Cap-Acadie Mayor offers reassurance after another seafood plant fire
Posted 10 July 2024

Cap-Acadie Mayor offers reassurance after another seafood plant fire

Around 60 employees from a Petit-Cap fish processing plant are temporarily out of work. The fire broke out at Elphège & Norbert LeBlanc Ltd. early Tuesday morning. Cap-Acadie Mayor Serge Leger says residents are concerned because of the number of fires at area businesses over the past few...

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Rainfall warning for parts of N.B.
Posted 10 July 2024

Rainfall warning for parts of N.B.

Rainfall warnings have now been issued for parts of central and southern New Brunswick. Environment Canada issued the warning late Wednesday morning for the following areas: Fredericton and southern York County Grand Falls and Victoria County Grand Lake and Queens County Kent County...

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Roosevelt Campobello International Park marks 60th anniversary
Posted 10 July 2024

Roosevelt Campobello International Park marks 60th anniversary

Canadian and United States history buffs can visit Campobello Island later in July for an enriching trip. The Roosevelt Campobello International Park is celebrating its 60th anniversary from July 22 to 31. The park’s commission has created a series of events and activities designed to celebrate...

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Cash stolen from west Saint John business
Posted 10 July 2024

Cash stolen from west Saint John business

Saint John police are investigating a break-in and theft at a west side business. It happened in the 390 block of Lancaster Avenue between June 24 and 25. Cash and a money counter were stolen and the building was damaged during the incident. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Saint...

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Ford denies plans to privatize LCBO
Posted 10 July 2024

Ford denies plans to privatize LCBO

Premier Doug Ford denies he wants to sell off the LCBO. Concern with plans to expand beer and wine sales is a key issue in a six-day-old strike by unionized LCBO workers. Speaking for the first time since members of the Ontario Public Services Employees Union walked off the job last week, Ford...

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Concerns raised in Riverview over water quality
Posted 10 July 2024

Concerns raised in Riverview over water quality

Some Riverview residents are raising concerns over water quality. Jennifer Langille lives on Grandhill Drive and presented photos of brown water to councillors. “For years, Grandhill has had poor quality water, so much so that the fire hydrants are regularly flushed on a weekly and sometimes...

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