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Water levels on the rise
Posted 3 June 2024

Water levels on the rise

Outflow from the Norman Dam is being increased again. The Lake of the Woods Control Board says that because water levels have risen more quickly that expected. This past week, the lake has gone up by 17 centimeters (7 inches) and is expected to rise by another 10 to 18 centimeters (4 to 8...

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Rainier than usual during the month of May
Posted 3 June 2024

Rainier than usual during the month of May

It might have seemed cooler in May, but the temperature was actually pretty normal. What wasn’t normal was the amount rain we received. The Kenora Airport recorded 99.2 millimeters of precipation. The norm is closer to 64 centimeters. In terms of temperature, we finished at 11.2 degrees, and the...

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Man with serious injuries after Dartmouth shooting, police on scene
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Posted 3 June 2024

Man with serious injuries after Dartmouth shooting, police on scene

A man has serious injuries after a shooting in Dartmouth, Monday morning. Halifax police say they are currently on scene, on the 200 block of Colford Avenue. The victim, they say, was shot by an unknown suspect and has been taken to hospital. Police ask the public to avoid the area while they...

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Dryden gets over twice the amount of rain in May
Posted 3 June 2024

Dryden gets over twice the amount of rain in May

It might have seemed cooler in May, but the temperature was actually pretty normal. What wasn’t normal was the amount rain we received. The Dryden Airport recorded 103.4 millimeters of precipation. The norm is closer to 41 centimeters. In terms of temperature, we finished at 10.8 degrees, and...

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Saint John police make 3 impaired driving arrests
Posted 3 June 2024

Saint John police make 3 impaired driving arrests

Saint John police say their officers made three impaired driving arrests over the weekend. Officers responded to a report of a collision on Charlotte Street West just before 11 p.m. Friday. A 35-year-old woman was arrested for impaired driving and had her vehicle impounded. She was later...

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Man arrested after machete incident in New Glasgow
Posted 3 June 2024

Man arrested after machete incident in New Glasgow

A Pictou County man is charged with weapons offences after waving a machete outside a fast-food restaurant. New Glasgow Regional Police were called to the Tim Hortons Wendys on Westville Road shortly after midnight on Saturday. Staff hid inside while a lone man outside waved a machete and tried...

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Roseway ER closed until Wednesday morning
Posted 3 June 2024

Roseway ER closed until Wednesday morning

The emergency department at Roseway Hospital in Shelburne will be shut down until mid-week. Nova Scotia Health says the ER closed at 7 a.m. Monday and will re-open Wednesday at 8 a.m. Virtual Urgent Care is a new option at Roseway and is available Monday to Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m....

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Man in custody after weekend incident in Lunenburg
Posted 3 June 2024

Man in custody after weekend incident in Lunenburg

RCMP took a man into custody after an incident in Lunenburg. At about 1:45 p.m. on Sunday, RCMP posted on X that officers were in the Archibald Street area looking for a man in distress. They said they did not believe there was any threat to the public, but that residents would see a police...

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Measles case in Sioux Lookout tests negative
Posted 3 June 2024

Measles case in Sioux Lookout tests negative

The Northwestern Health Unit has confirmed a probable case of the measles turned out to test negative. Lab tests were conducted and they were not positive for the measles. As a result, anyone who might have been isolating or monitoring their symptoms after exposure can discontinue any measures...

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‘Thank you is not enough.’ Firefighters honoured in Shelburne County
Posted 3 June 2024

‘Thank you is not enough.’ Firefighters honoured in Shelburne County

Honouring those who helped Shelburne County through its darkest time. A brand-new art display on Water Street in Shelburne was unveiled on Saturday. Sixty-six red hearts on a fence, each with the name of a fire department that battled last year’s Barrington Lake wildfire, the largest in our...

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