National

Dieppe grass height restriction bylaw revised
Posted 11 June 2024

Dieppe grass height restriction bylaw revised

Did you forget to mow the lawn this week and you live in Dieppe? Not to worry. Dieppe City Council has revised a bylaw that regulates the maximum height for vegetation on private property. The 20-centimetre height restriction for grass has been removed. Dieppe City Council adopted the revised...

READ MORE
2 men die at popular N.B. waterfall
Posted 11 June 2024

2 men die at popular N.B. waterfall

Two men from India have died after being pulled from the water near a popular New Brunswick waterfall, according to police. RCMP Cpl. Hans Ouellette said they responded to a report of two people in medical distress in a river at Gibson Falls around 3:30 p.m. Monday. “When first responders...

READ MORE
Victoriaville Civic Centre temporarily closed
Posted 11 June 2024

Victoriaville Civic Centre temporarily closed

The City of Thunder Bay has announced that the Victoriaville Civic Centre is closed until further notice. The facility is dealing with a power outage. Some city services may be impacted while the city works with Synergy North to solve the problem. The Victoriaville Parkade is still open for use...

READ MORE
Police looking for motorcycle driver witness in Al Marrach murder
News by News
Posted 11 June 2024

Police looking for motorcycle driver witness in Al Marrach murder

Halifax police are looking for a witness in the murder of a 16-year-old boy at the Halifax Shopping Centre. Police say a driver of a motorcycle saw the incident and helped the victim. The driver was wearing grey pants, a dark-coloured jacket with stripes on the sleeves and a black helmet. Ahmad...

READ MORE
Province launches new efficiency fund to help aquaculture and fishing industries
Posted 11 June 2024

Province launches new efficiency fund to help aquaculture and fishing industries

Nova Scotia has launched a new $6.5 million fund aimed at helping fishermen and aquaculture operators adopt more green technology. The Fisheries and Aquaculture Energy Efficiency Innovation Fund will support projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions produced by boats, buildings and other...

READ MORE
Doctors Nova Scotia names new president
Posted 11 June 2024

Doctors Nova Scotia names new president

Doctors Nova Scotia has named its president for 2024-25. Dr. Gehad Gobran of Bedford was installed during the association’s annual meeting on June 8th. Born in Egypt, Gobran practiced as a cardiologist there for 12 years. He moved to Canada in 2003 and first became a clinical associate in...

READ MORE
Health unit monitoring 3 respiratory outbreaks
Posted 11 June 2024

Health unit monitoring 3 respiratory outbreaks

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is currently monitoring three respiratory outbreaks. Hogarth Riverview Manor is dealing with two parainfluenza outbreaks located in the 7 North – Trillium Resident Home Area, and 3 North – Lily Resident Home Area. Nipigon District Memorial Hospital is dealing...

READ MORE
Police investigate overnight shooting in Dartmouth
News by News
Posted 11 June 2024

Police investigate overnight shooting in Dartmouth

Halifax police are investigating an overnight shooting in Dartmouth. Police say it happened in the 100 block of Albro Lake Rd just before 1am. A man was hurt and taken to hospital. Anyone with information or video is asked to call police or Crime Stoppoers. Police investigate shooting...

READ MORE
Less invasive treatment for N.B. lung cancer patients
Posted 11 June 2024

Less invasive treatment for N.B. lung cancer patients

A less invasive treatment option is coming for some lung cancer patients in New Brunswick. It is through a new partnership between Horizon Health, the Extra-Mural Program, ResearchNB, and Roche Canada. The initiative will see some lung cancer patients treated at home by using subcutaneous...

READ MORE
Downtown business owners need “pound of patience” for next phase of Cogswell project
Posted 11 June 2024

Downtown business owners need “pound of patience” for next phase of Cogswell project

Business owners need to be patient with their employees next week, as the second phase of the Cogswell District Project gets underway. That’s according to Sue Uteck, Executive Director of the Spring Garden Area Business Association. Thirty transit routes are slated to be disrupted as four...

READ MORE