by Tim DavidsonThe two health units that serve northwestern Ontario have rejected a voluntary merger. The boards of both the Northwestern and Thunder Bay District Health Units says they won’t be going ahead with further studies. The size of the region to be serviced by a single health unit is the main reason....
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by CJ GoaterThe Ontario Provincial Police is warning residents in northwestern Ontario about paving and construction fraud. “Every year thousands of Canadians are victimized, and millions of dollars are lost through many forms of fraud,” said the OPP in a release. “To avoid becoming a victim, the OPP...
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by Jacob MooreNova Scotia teacher’s union and the provincial government have reached a new “agreement in principle.” However, that means the agreement is there but needs to be finalized, the premier says. The premier told media on Thursday that the agreement addresses teachers’ concerns around school...
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by Tara ClowMore change for the Moncton Wildcats. The team is now looking for a new General Manager of Hockey Operations. Ritchie Thibeau has accepted a senior position with JD Irving starting May 6th. He joined the team as Assistant Director of Hockey Operations in 2016, became Director of Hockey...
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by Brad PerryHydrant flushing is underway in the Municipal District of St. Stephen. Work began on Thursday and will continue for up to five weeks, according to municipal officials. Residents on the municipal water system may experience dirty water during the flushing. If you do, officials said you should...
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by Brad PerrySaint John is seeking feedback as it develops a neighbourhood plan for the city’s north end. The aim of the plan is to help shape growth and development throughout the north end. Officials said the first step is to define a boundary of the area and what will be included in the plan. City staff...
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by Brad PerryTwo builders, an athlete, and a team are being inducted into the Greater St. Stephen Sports Wall of Fame. Officials with the organization recently unveiled the inductees for the sixth annual ceremony. They include builders Judy Wilson and John Crocker, along with athlete Michael Sweeney. Also...
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by Tara ClowA gala to celebrate volunteers, athletics, youth, business and community spirit. A community awards ceremony was held in the Town of Riverview this week. The Town has been recognizing its volunteers for the past 40 years. It asks groups to select their most deserving volunteers for the year and...
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by NewsA 39-year-old man is facing a charge for assaulting a conservation officer in Dartmouth. It happened April 10, as Halifax Police got a call from federal and provincial fisheries officers who were investigating on Alderney Drive. He’ll appear in court at a later date. Police did not name the man,...
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Spending more time outside? Watch out for ticks! Tick populations across Nova Scotia are growing as the weather gets warmer. There are many types of ticks in the province, including the blacklegged tick, which transmits Lyme disease, among others. These insects like humid environments and can...
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