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YMCA begins search for Bridgewater Youth Integrated Services site
Posted 16 April 2024

YMCA begins search for Bridgewater Youth Integrated Services site

The province announced earlier this month one of seven new youth-integrated service (YIS) centres will be coming to Bridgewater, with the South Shore YMCA operating as the lead agency. As the lead agency, they will be spearheading the search for an acceptable site, as well as helping with its...

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Yarmouth hosting ‘Earth Day clean-up’ weekend
Posted 16 April 2024

Yarmouth hosting ‘Earth Day clean-up’ weekend

A big clean-up of Yarmouth is coming up. The third annual Earth Day weekend event is happening at Mariners Centre on Saturday. Participants are asked to clean-up their community and bring bags of garbage to the centre. Angela Riley with Scotian Shores says there will be lots of activities....

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16-year-old charged with attempted murder after stabbing in Clayton Park
Posted 16 April 2024

16-year-old charged with attempted murder after stabbing in Clayton Park

A Halifax teenager is facing attempted murder charges after a stabbing in Clayton Park. Police say it was Monday around 11:45 a.m. when a teen stabbed another teenager on Lacewood Drive. The victim was injured and taken to hospital. The 16-year-old suspect turned himself in to police around 3:30...

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Large garage fire on Acadie Avenue in Dieppe
Posted 16 April 2024

Large garage fire on Acadie Avenue in Dieppe

A garage and its contents in Dieppe have been destroyed by fire. Dieppe Fire was called at Acadie Avenue just before 4 am Tuesday, where they found a fully engulfed detached garage. “The quick actions of the initial arriving crew prevented the fire from spreading to the main residence,” Chief...

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Eagles look for commanding lead in Chicoutimi
Posted 16 April 2024

Eagles look for commanding lead in Chicoutimi

The Cape Breton Eagles can go up big in their second round playoff series. They visit Chicoutimi looking for a 3-0 series lead Tuesday night. The Eagles have been red-hot, winning 15 of their last 16 games. That includes back-to-back shut-out victories to open the series over the weekend at...

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Local health unit dealing with multiple outbreaks
Posted 16 April 2024

Local health unit dealing with multiple outbreaks

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is dealing with multiple outbreaks. There are two active COVID-19 outbreaks, two influenza A outbreaks, and one enteric outbreak. St. Joseph’s Hospital is dealing with a COVID-19 outbreak in the 3 South – Rehabilitative Care Area, and an Influenza A outbreak...

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Mooseheads fire Midgley, Heelis after first round sweep
Posted 16 April 2024

Mooseheads fire Midgley, Heelis after first round sweep

The Halifax Mooseheads have fired Head Coach Jim Midgley. The move comes after Halifax were swept by Bathurst in the opening round of the playoffs. Assistant coach Liam Heelis was also let go. In a statement, General Manager Cam Russell said after lengthy discussion with ownership, the team has...

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Saint John police look for man on Canada-wide warrant
Posted 16 April 2024

Saint John police look for man on Canada-wide warrant

Saint John police are seeking help to find a 25-year-old man wanted on a Canada-wide Warrant. Dylan McNamara is accused of breaching the conditions of his statutory release after failing to return to the community correctional centre in Saint John. McNamara is serving a sentence of more than...

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Lane reduction on Seal Island Bridge in Victoria County
Posted 16 April 2024

Lane reduction on Seal Island Bridge in Victoria County

If you’re driving across the island, prepare for possible delays on the Seal Island Bridge this week. The province says the span is reduced to one lane through Thursday, with maintenance happening daily from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Traffic control is on site. Both lanes of the bridge will be open...

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Nishnawbe Aski Nation addresses charges against former Thunder Bay Police Service staff
Posted 16 April 2024

Nishnawbe Aski Nation addresses charges against former Thunder Bay Police Service staff

The Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler and Deputy Grand Chief Anna Betty Achneepineskum have issued a statement in response to charges being laid against former Thunder Bay Police Chief Sylvie Hauth and the former Thunder Bay Police Service lawyer. Hauth the most recent former...

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