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New tools to learn about residential schools
Posted 4 July 2024

New tools to learn about residential schools

Two initiatives to help people find more information about Canada’s residential school system have been released.  An environmental scan report provides information about building locations and the condition and ownership of those still standing.  An online mapping tool identifies the location...

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Mobile health clinic returns to Barrington this weekend
Posted 4 July 2024

Mobile health clinic returns to Barrington this weekend

Nova Scotia Health’s mobile primary care clinic will be returning to Barrington this weekend. It will be set up at the Barrington Community Health Clinic located at 3695 Highway 3. It will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 6. The clinic is intended to help those without a...

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Registration for Ride for Memories now open
Posted 4 July 2024

Registration for Ride for Memories now open

One of the most important fundraisers for the Alzheimer Society of Kenora-Rainy River takes place in August. Ride for Memories invites area motorcycle enthusiasts on a ride throughout the district. Executive Director Rossana Tomashowski says money raised helps them provide their programs and...

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Province tweaks immigrant nominee program
Posted 4 July 2024

Province tweaks immigrant nominee program

The provincial government is making a number of changes to a program established to attract immigrant workers to the province. The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program allows employers to nominate workers with skills and expertise in high demand for permanent residency. The provincial government...

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Milk prices climb 3% over the past year
Posted 4 July 2024

Milk prices climb 3% over the past year

Grocery prices continue to climb across Canada, and 2% milk is no exception. Digital marketing agency Field Agent Canada is out with its latest fluid milk report. It shows the cost of a four-litre jug of milk has increased by three per cent over the past year. Jeff Doucette, general manager at...

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Women’s Baseball World Cup to put Thunder Bay on the map
Posted 4 July 2024

Women’s Baseball World Cup to put Thunder Bay on the map

The 2024 Women’s Baseball World Cup in Thunder Bay is set to have a great turn out. Japan, USA, Canada, Venezuela, Mexico and Chinese Taipei will be competing from July 28 to Aug. 3, 2024 at Port Arthur Stadium. Vice President of the Thunder Bay International Baseball Association, Nick...

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Moncton looks to leverage data through international consortium
Posted 4 July 2024

Moncton looks to leverage data through international consortium

Moncton is now part of an international consortium advancing data and artificial intelligence use to improve lives. The city announced Tuesday it was selected to participate in the Bloomberg Philanthropies City Data Alliance. It is one of 23 cities from across North America, South America, and...

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More fuel price increases for N.B.
Posted 4 July 2024

More fuel price increases for N.B.

Fuel prices in New Brunswick are expected to increase for the fourth consecutive week. An industry source says gasoline and diesel prices will climb by three cents per litre on Thursday night. Currently, New Brunswickers are paying a maximum of $1.73 per litre for regular self-serve, $1.76 per...

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Save the date: Moncton Buskers Festival starts July 12
Posted 4 July 2024

Save the date: Moncton Buskers Festival starts July 12

An estimated 15,000 people will visit Moncton’s Riverfront Park for the second annual Moncton Buskers Festival. The three-day festival is set to get underway on Friday, July 12, and continue through Sunday, July 14. The origins of buskers or street performers date back thousands of years. In...

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Port Hawkesbury youth facing charges after ATV crash in Little Judique
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Posted 4 July 2024

Port Hawkesbury youth facing charges after ATV crash in Little Judique

A young person from Port Hawkesbury is facing impaired driving charges after an ATV crash in Little Judique. Inverness County RCMP say it was Wednesday night on Shore Rd when the passenger of an ATV was thrown out of the vehicle as it crashed into a ditch. The 19-year-old woman from Long Point...

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