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10 salvage dealers, including AIM, given compliance orders
Posted 19 December 2023

10 salvage dealers, including AIM, given compliance orders

Public Safety officials have issued compliance orders to 10 salvage dealers after on-site inspections. The dealers include three American Iron and Metal facilities in Saint John, Moncton and Fredericton. Officials said the orders focus on issues associated with the highest risk of fire. That...

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Police investigate snowmobile collision near Shoal Lake #39
Posted 19 December 2023

Police investigate snowmobile collision near Shoal Lake #39

A snowmobile collision has left a man with serious injuries. Late Sunday morning officers with both the Ontario Provincial Police, Treaty Three Police Service as well as paramedics with Northwest – EMS were dispatched to Shoal Lake 39 after receiving reports of a male being involved in a...

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Record temperatures, high winds, heavy rain for N.B
Posted 19 December 2023

Record temperatures, high winds, heavy rain for N.B

Not much hope of a white Christmas for the province. Instead, New Brunswick dealt with a storm system that included high winds and heavy rain. Environment Canada Meteorologist Jill Maepea says the most recent also came with record-setting temperatures, “Every site we have in the province broke...

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Applications now available for freshwater projects
Posted 19 December 2023

Applications now available for freshwater projects

The Canada Water Agency is making a couple of grants available for several water bodies in the nation including the Great Lakes, Lake of the Woods and the Lake Winnipeg drainage basin. Todd Sellers from the Lake of the Woods Water Sustainability Foundation says they have been waiting for word on...

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Bad weather keeps coming after rain with snow on Friday
Posted 19 December 2023

Bad weather keeps coming after rain with snow on Friday

After all the rain, certain areas of Eastern Nova Scotia just might have a white Christmas after all. A rainfall warning continues today with an additional 50 to 100 mm expected by this evening, at times exceeding 15 mm/hour, and rain lasting until Thursday morning. Environment Canada says it’s...

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Federal dollars flow to counter youth gangs in city
Posted 19 December 2023

Federal dollars flow to counter youth gangs in city

$1.9 million in federal funding is coming to Thunder Bay as a means of combating youth gang involvement. Minister of Indigenous Affairs Patty Hajdu made the announcement Monday on behalf of her colleague Minister of Public Safety Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic...

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Robbery at Dartmouth bar with cash, wallets and cell phones stolen
Posted 19 December 2023

Robbery at Dartmouth bar with cash, wallets and cell phones stolen

A scary moment for customers during a robbery at a Dartmouth bar. Police say it was just before 11pm Monday night at the Tilted Tap Bar and Grill on Wyse Rd. A man entered, showed a gun and demanded money from the till. The suspect also took wallets and cell phones from some customers. He then...

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Man charged with sexually assaulting woman at her home in Waverley
Posted 19 December 2023

Man charged with sexually assaulting woman at her home in Waverley

A man has been charged with five counts of sexual assault that happened in Waverley. RCMP say it was over the course of several days in mid-November. A woman had hired the man to help with her local business run out of her home. When he visited the home, he sexually assaulted her. The...

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Digby Collaborative Family Practice team expands
Posted 19 December 2023

Digby Collaborative Family Practice team expands

Nine new healthcare providers are joining the Digby Collaborative Family Practice team. Since March, four family physicians, two nurse practitioners, a registered nurse, a licensed practical nurse and a pharmacist have joined the team. MLA for Digby-Annapolis, Jill Balser says “Patients and...

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Nova Scotian’s warned about an uptick of crypto scams
Posted 19 December 2023

Nova Scotian’s warned about an uptick of crypto scams

Be careful when investing cryptocurrency assets. The Nova Scotia Securities Commission, Police and RCMP are issuing new warnings for: — fake crypto-trading websites and platforms – unregistered platforms are being advertised, shared and promoted through social media, online forums, websites and...

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