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Multiple vehicle collision on Thunder Bay Expressway
Posted 6 February 2024

Multiple vehicle collision on Thunder Bay Expressway

A collision involving multiple vehicles has prompted the closure of the westbound lanes and shoulder on the Thunder Bay Expressway. The incident occurred just after 9 a.m. Traffic control is in place and motorists are advised to use caution. No other details are available at this time.

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RCMP seeking truck involved in hit-and-run in Church Point
Posted 6 February 2024

RCMP seeking truck involved in hit-and-run in Church Point

RCMP in Meteghan are seeking the public’s help to find a vehicle they believe was involved in a hit and run in Church Point. Police say on January 27th, an ATV and pickup truck collided on Patrice Road. The Black GMC Sierra took off, driving onto a neighboring property. The 49-year-old man on...

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Country singer Toby Keith passed away at age 62
Posted 6 February 2024

Country singer Toby Keith passed away at age 62

Country music superstar Toby Keith has passed away at the age of 62. According to a post on his official website, the statement said Keith “Passed away peacefully Monday, surrounded by his family.” In June 2022, the singer announced he was diagnosed with stomach cancer at the end of 2021 and had...

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N.B. government makes changes to wild turkey season
Posted 6 February 2024

N.B. government makes changes to wild turkey season

The provincial government is adding Wild Turkey to the list of game that youth are allowed to hunt. This change to the Wild Turkey Hunting Regulation follows changes made last fall to the Hunting Regulation under the Fish and Wildlife Act that allowed youth 12-16 to purchase deer or bear hunting...

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Posted 6 February 2024

YMCA expands child care programing to Quispamsis

The YMCA of Southwestern New Brunswick has announced the opening of a new childcare to provide quality and accessible childcare services in the community. A release states expansion is a crucial step towards meeting the increasing demand for childcare spots, as the Y currently faces a waitlist...

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School buses in Southeast N.B. running one hour late
Posted 6 February 2024

School buses in Southeast N.B. running one hour late

We can expect freezing drizzle in the southern and northeastern parts of the province this morning. Environment Canada has issued a freezing drizzle advisory for areas including Saint John, Moncton, and Southeast New Brunswick, Sussex, and Kennebecasis Valley. This could affect driving...

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Apply now for regular Crown reserve angling
Posted 6 February 2024

Apply now for regular Crown reserve angling

You can apply now to fish in regular Crown reserve waters. A draw is held for the 20 prime salmon stretches on both the Miramichi and Restigouche rivers. Those who are chosen in the draw have access for two angling days.  The use of a fishing camp is included with 16 of these stretches at no...

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N.B. to assist N.S. in snow cleanup
Posted 6 February 2024

N.B. to assist N.S. in snow cleanup

Cleanup continues in our neighbouring province this morning. With the amount of snow on the ground in Nova Scotia, Premier Tim Houston requested the help of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island for cleanup. New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has responded. In a social media post, Higgs says he...

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Nearly 1,500 parking tickets written since Friday
Posted 6 February 2024

Nearly 1,500 parking tickets written since Friday

You might be making arrangements to pay a parking ticket after the weekend storm. Nearly, 1,500 tickets were written since Friday and left on windshields during that massive snow storm. It resulted in 16 vehicles being towed. The parking ban has been in place for five straight nights. It...

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Weather closes outdoor rinks
Posted 5 February 2024

Weather closes outdoor rinks

Deteriorating conditions, the result of recent warm weather, have prompted the temporary closure of all outdoor rinks in the city. The one exception being Prince Arthur’s Landing. While there is hope to get the season back on track, it isn’t going to happen soon according to city staff. “The ice...

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