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New deal with City for Moncton firefighters
Posted 18 June 2024

New deal with City for Moncton firefighters

Moncton firefighters now have a new collective agreement. The deal will see 115 International Association of Firefighters Local 999 members receive a 16.4 per cent wage increase per year over four years. It was ratified last night by the Moncton City Council. Housekeeping items and changes to...

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Case involving former Thunder Bay police chief resumes
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Posted 18 June 2024

Case involving former Thunder Bay police chief resumes

The court case involving Thunder Bay’s former police chief is back in court on Tuesday. Sylvie Hauth is facing four charges stemming from an investigation into allegations of misconduct. The charges relate to obstruction and breach of trust after a wide-ranging investigation. Hauth has yet to...

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Blue-green algae reported at Penhorn Lake in Halifax
Posted 17 June 2024

Blue-green algae reported at Penhorn Lake in Halifax

Blue-green algae season is already underway, with the most recent sighting in Penhorn Lake in Dartmouth. It’s a popular spot for people to walk their dogs, and the Department of Environment says blue-green algae can be dangerous and potentially fatal for dogs when it produces toxins. The toxins...

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Bridgewater community pantry moves to new location
Posted 17 June 2024

Bridgewater community pantry moves to new location

The community food pantry operated by the Lions Club has moved to a new location. It can now be found behind the Community Services building located at 99 High Street. The Bridgewater Lions Club community pantry is now located at 99 High Street behind the community services building. Photo:...

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Man arrested for September robbery in Saint John: police
Posted 17 June 2024

Man arrested for September robbery in Saint John: police

Saint John police say a man wanted in an alleged robbery last fall has been arrested in Moncton. Police said a woman confronted a man leaving a security-locked building on Prince Edward Street on Sept. 26. “The woman took a photo of the man using her cell phone to alert her landlord. The suspect...

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OPP arrest 15 for outstanding warrants
Posted 17 June 2024

OPP arrest 15 for outstanding warrants

Fifteen people from the Fort Frances area are now making court dates. All were wanted on outstanding warrants. OPP arrested the individuals as part of an exercise known as Warrant Return. The individuals are facing a variety of charges, including theft, drug trafficking, assault, and impaired...

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Halifax MP leaving federal politics, mayoral run could be next
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Posted 17 June 2024

Halifax MP leaving federal politics, mayoral run could be next

The MP for Halifax is stepping away from federal politics but might have his eye on another job. Andy Fillmore broke the news in Ottawa as rumours swirl he is set to run for mayor. Fillmore has held the riding since 2015 and worked with the city prior to being elected. He has yet to make his...

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Lake levels back with rule curves
Posted 17 June 2024

Lake levels back with rule curves

The International Rainy-Lake of the Woods Watershed Board says Rainy Lake is back to within its preferred lake level. An increase in the outflow at the dam on Rainy River helped bring the lake level back down. Recent rain had pushed both Rainy and Namakan Lakes to well outside their rule curves....

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RCMP in Lunenburg County warn public after string of marine thefts
Posted 17 June 2024

RCMP in Lunenburg County warn public after string of marine thefts

RCMP in Lunenburg County are alerting the public after a string of thefts where items were stolen from boats in the water. Police say the thefts occurred between June 6 and June 16, with most believed to have occurred during early morning hours. The primary target was outboard motors, but other...

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$335K in upgrades for Canada Games Aquatic Centre
Posted 17 June 2024

$335K in upgrades for Canada Games Aquatic Centre

New Brunswick’s only 50-metre pool is gearing up for some long-awaited upgrades. The Canada Games Aquatic Centre will undergo around $335,000 worth of work. It includes $134,000 from the province and $112,000 from the city, with the rest coming from the Greater Saint John Regional Facilities...

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