Vigils have been happening across the country to mark the fourth anniversary of the downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 Fifty-five Canadian citizens and 30 permanent residents were among the 176 people killed when the Islamic Republic of Iran shot down the aircraft over Tehran...
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A local organization is documenting cell coverage issues in the Tri-Counties. The Western Regional Enterprise Network has a survey out, asking residents to report their specific problems in getting connected. Angelique LeBlanc with the WREN says having cell service is critical. “A lot of people...
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by Tara ClowEnvironment Canada pulled out the warnings this morning in advance of tomorrow’s weather wallop. This latest system is expected to begin early Wednesday morning and wrap up in the afternoon. Areas including Saint John and County, Grand Manan and Coastal Charlotte County are under wind, snowfall...
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by Tara ClowThe public’s help is needed to locate a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. Saint John Police issued a warrant for the arrest of 39-year-old Phillip Salt for breaching the conditions of statutory release. He was residing at a residence in West Saint John. Salt is described as 5’9”, 178 lbs,...
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by Brad PerryThere was space available at an out-of-the-cold shelter the night of a fatal tent encampment fire in Saint John, according to the province. The Department of Social Development provided a statement Monday in response to a request for an interview with Minister Jill Green. “It is a tragedy that a...
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RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance following a break-and-enter at a Moncton business. Police stated the incident occurred at a business on Rooney Crescent around 4:30 a.m. on December 20. Investigators say the suspect used a stolen vehicle to ram the gate of a fenced compound and then fled...
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by Brad PerryA proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in Canada amid a cantaloupe salmonella outbreak. Canadian and U.S. health officials continue to investigate the outbreak of salmonella infections. The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has said the likely source is Malichita and Rudy-brand...
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by Randy ThomsThe International Falls Broncos girls varsity basketball team lost Monday night to the Mountain Iron-Buhl Rangers 98-44. It is the Broncos second straight loss, dropping their record to 2-7. The junior varsity team also lost to Mountain Iron-Buhl 69-29. The junior high team lost 63-8. On the...
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by CJ GoaterCity council has directed administration to review the options available to implement a red light camera program following a request from Councillor Michael Zussino. The camera program was brought to the table at the previous council but ultimately failed. “Back in 2021, we were presented with...
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by CJ GoaterCity Manager Norm Gale has announced that he is retiring at the end of June 2024, ending the longest tenure of any City Manager for the City of Thunder Bay with over eight years spent in the role. Gale first became city manager on an interim basis in October of 2015 before moving into the role...
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