by Adam Riley2024 is looking bright for a French Catholic school board here in Northwestern Ontario. Officials with Conseil Scholaire de district catholique des Aurores boréales are getting set to expand their ability to provide education, specifically High School level education to the region. Director of...
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by Tara ClowThe Public Safety Minister has revoked the salvage dealer’s licence for the American Iron and Metal facility in Saint John. Kris Austin says he reviewed responses from the task force and the salvage dealer and is not convinced that the company has adequately addressed the serious concerns. “As...
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by Tara ClowA full slate of activities is planned for downtown Moncton to help ring in New Year’s Eve. Festivities get underway at 2 o’clock on December 31st including music, ice skating, food, and spirits as well as a fireworks display at midnight to help welcome 2024. You can also take in a Moncton...
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by Tara ClowAn investigation is underway after the discovery of a man’s body in downtown Moncton. Codiac RCMP Sergeant Joel Arsenault says it was located on Friday at around 8:20 am on Cameron Street. The death does not appear to be suspicious at this time, but Arsenault says an autopsy will be done to...
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by Tara ClowAn extension has been granted for the public inquiry looking into foreign interference in the federal electoral process. “The Commissioner of the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference in Federal Electoral Processes and Democratic Institutions, Justice Marie-Josée Hogue, has written to the...
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Police have charged a man in relation to an incident at a government constituency office in Halifax. Earlier this month, officers responded to a report that a man assaulted two people known to him and caused damage at an MLA’s office on Herring Cove Road. A 47-year-old man appeared in court...
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by Tara ClowA reminder for those planning on celebrating on Sunday night as we ring in 2024. RCMP Inspector Chantal Farrah says to always make responsible choices, “There is never a time to take a chance and drive impaired. If you’re going to take a cab, those fees are nothing compared to the hefty fines...
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RCMP are investigating an alleged armed robbery in Shelburne. Police say a man entered a gas station on Falls Lane on Tuesday night and demanded money from the cashier while pointing what appeared to be a firearm at them. He then fled on foot towards Wrights Road. The employee was not physically...
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If you still have some holiday visiting to do, there’s a little break at the pumps. The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board lowered the price of gasoline and diesel at midnight. Self-serve regular gas is down 1.5 cents a litre to a minimum of nearly $1.53. Diesel is down 2.2 cents to about $1.86.
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by Tara ClowFilling up your gas tank will cost you a bit less as you ring in 2024. Prices are down across the board this morning. The maximum price for regular self-serve dipped by 1.3 cents a litre. Diesel is down 1.1 cents. If you’re using furnace oil, you’ll pay one cent less per litre this week. In Nova...
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