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Canada’s most wanted fugitive arrested in P.E.I.
Posted 1 May 2024

Canada’s most wanted fugitive arrested in P.E.I.

Canada’s most wanted fugitive has been taken into custody — in Prince Edward Island. Michael Bebee was arrested at a business in Charlottetown on Tuesday evening. The 35-year-old was wanted for murder in a July 2023 shooting in Toronto. Charlottetown police say they were contacted last week by...

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Summit held on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Posted 1 May 2024

Summit held on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

The issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls is being spotlighted in Fort Frances this week. Several agencies are teaming up for the first annual summit. It was kicked off with a ceremony at Giishkaandago’Ikwe Health Services (Formally known as Fort Frances Tribal Area Health...

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Ridesharing arrives in St. Stephen
Posted 1 May 2024

Ridesharing arrives in St. Stephen

St. Stephen residents now have a new way to get around the community. Future St. Stephen has partnered with ridesharing company Kari for a pilot project. The pilot began in the municipality on Wednesday and is expected to run for six months. Ridesharing is an on-demand service that uses an app...

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Nova Scotia schools will have a new cellphone policy next year: minister
Posted 1 May 2024

Nova Scotia schools will have a new cellphone policy next year: minister

Nova Scotia will have a new policy on cellphone use in schools by September. After Ontario announced new restrictions on cellphone use in schools early this week, Nova Scotia is reviewing its own policy, according to Education Minister Becky Druhan. But it may not be a big change. “I would say...

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New recycling system coming to Thunder Bay
Posted 1 May 2024

New recycling system coming to Thunder Bay

Starting on July 1, Thunder Bay residents will have a new system of bringing recycling out on garbage day, with a new provider. The city is transitioning to wheeled recycling carts to place recycling at the curb and is stressing that after the transition bags will no longer be accepted. “These...

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RCMP looking for suspects after theft in Yarmouth
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Posted 1 May 2024

RCMP looking for suspects after theft in Yarmouth

Yarmouth Town RCMP are looking for two people they believe stole from a grocery store. It happened on March 27 around 3:30 in the afternoon, as a man and a woman entered the store on Starrs Road. They left with more than $1,200 in unpaid razor blades. RCMP ask anyone with information to contact...

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Shediac aims to become net-zero
Posted 1 May 2024

Shediac aims to become net-zero

The Town of Shediac hopes to become the first net-zero community in Canada. Federal and provincial officials have announced more than $230,000 to help make that happen. “The residents of Shediac are proud to be at the forefront of the sustainable and ecological energy efforts,” Mayor Roger...

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Man charged for urinating outside two Halifax childcare centres
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Posted 1 May 2024

Man charged for urinating outside two Halifax childcare centres

A man has been charged for an indecent act after urinating outside, near two childcare centres. Police say it was Monday around 7:30 p.m., on Devonshire Avenue in Halifax, when officers responded to a disturbance call over two people arguing. That conflict dissolved quickly, but while on scene,...

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2nd suspect arrested in alleged encampment confinement
Posted 1 May 2024

2nd suspect arrested in alleged encampment confinement

Saint John police have arrested a second person after a man was allegedly assaulted and held captive at an encampment for two days. Police responded to a Broadview Avenue encampment on Friday afternoon. A 42-year-old man found inside the encampment was taken to the hospital with...

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N.B. looking at school cellphone rule changes
Posted 1 May 2024

N.B. looking at school cellphone rule changes

New Brunswick is looking to tighten rules surrounding cellphone use in schools. The Department of Education told our newsroom that it is working on updates to Policy 311. A spokesperson said the changes will address cellphone use “in a more stringent way.” “The department will be bringing...

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