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More wicked weather on the way
Posted 6 January 2026

More wicked weather on the way

Get the shovels and ice picks ready. Environment Canada has once again issued special weather statements with forecasts of up to 15 centimetres of snow, the potential for 4 to 6 hours of freezing rain and up to 20 millimetres of rain, expected. The southern, southeastern and central parts are...

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Dartmouth Cove quiet amid uncertainty of possible construction
Posted 5 January 2026

Dartmouth Cove quiet amid uncertainty of possible construction

On a cold but clear January day, Dartmouth Cove remained quiet amid uncertainty around whether a local construction company would begin work. Atlantic Road and Construction was recently notified by HRM, they did not have permission to cross land near Skokomul Street to access the site, according...

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Dartmouth dog groomer charged for animal distress
Posted 5 January 2026

Dartmouth dog groomer charged for animal distress

A Dartmouth dog groomer is facing charges of causing an animal distress. The SPCA says it comes after several complaints of animal abuse during appointments with the woman at a Dartmouth facility. The 39-year-old is scheduled to appear in court in March. She will face four counts under the...

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2 men arrested after attempted Halifax Walmart robbery
Posted 5 January 2026

2 men arrested after attempted Halifax Walmart robbery

Two men are facing robbery as well as assault charges after an attempted theft from a Halifax Walmart. Police say it was Sunday around 5 p.m. when one suspect left the store on Mumford Road with stolen goods. He then assaulted the security guards who confronted him but was restrained by the time...

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Friends of Antigonish Library stand up for improved funding
Posted 5 January 2026

Friends of Antigonish Library stand up for improved funding

Friends of Antigonish Library (FoAL) say it would be a shame and real loss to the community if hours, services, and programs get reduced. They sent a letter to the Premier and local politicians including MLA Michelle Thompson, wardens, and councillors asking for better funding to keep libraries...

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Moncton session for those considering municipal council run
Posted 5 January 2026

Moncton session for those considering municipal council run

Are you considering a run at municipal politics? Municipal elections are scheduled in May. The City of Moncton is offering a session with more information about how to run for a role on Council. A session called Your City, Your Open House will be held on January 21 from 6:00 to 8:30 pm. It’ll be...

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Twenty years of Kraft Hockeyville, is your community next?
Posted 5 January 2026

Twenty years of Kraft Hockeyville, is your community next?

Do you live in a community that would like to be the next Kraft Hockeyville? The nomination period is now underway. The winner receives a grand prize of $250,000 for arena upgrades and a chance to host an NHL preseason game. Nominate an arena in your community, along with an explanation and...

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WorkSafeNB seeks input on updated disease policy
Posted 5 January 2026

WorkSafeNB seeks input on updated disease policy

WorkSafeNB is asking New Brunswickers to share their views as it reviews its occupational disease policy. The agency said the policy guides how it determines whether a worker’s illness is caused by their job and whether they qualify for benefits. WorkSafeNB said the review aims to make the...

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Drug trafficking charges for five people in Quad County
Posted 5 January 2026

Drug trafficking charges for five people in Quad County

Police have charged five people with drug trafficking after a 12-month investigation. The Antigonish-Guysborough Street Crime Enforcement Unit (SCEU) probe was into a group that was actively selling drugs to young people. One suspect was arranging to sell cocaine and a search led to seizing the...

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N.S. warns of driving scam targeting seniors
Posted 5 January 2026

N.S. warns of driving scam targeting seniors

A scam targeting seniors is making its rounds. The province says there are fake stories and social media posts that say driving rules are changing for seniors. However, Nova Scotia says there is no truth to that and no changes are planned in the province for 2026. “This is part of a...

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