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Drug charges laid in Atikokan
Posted 24 November 2023

Drug charges laid in Atikokan

Two people from Thunder Bay have been charged with drug related offenses following a traffic stop in Atikokan. Early this morning, the OPP noticed a vehicle speeding in the area of MacKenzie Avenue. Officers pulled the vehicle over and found a number of drugs, believed to be Oxycodone, Canadian...

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Municipal leaders meet in Fredericton
Posted 24 November 2023

Municipal leaders meet in Fredericton

Municipal leaders from across the province are meeting in Fredericton this weekend. The Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick is holding its annual conference and AGM. It is the first annual meeting to take place since local governance reform began in January. Topics on the agenda include...

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ACORN calls for landlord registration system in N.B.
Posted 24 November 2023

ACORN calls for landlord registration system in N.B.

The New Brunswick chapter of ACORN is calling on municipalities to implement a landlord registration system. Officials say it would allow communities to deal with landlords who do not keep their buildings up to legal standards. Under the system, a nominal per-unit fee of $1 per month charged to...

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Agimak Lake Dam undergoing reconstruction
Posted 24 November 2023

Agimak Lake Dam undergoing reconstruction

The Ontario government is investing $22 million to reconstruct six dams across the province to help mitigate flooding and keep people and communities safe. “Our government is taking action to ensure we have infrastructure in place to protect people and communities across Ontario,” said Graydon...

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Chilly temperatures expected for Greater Moncton Santa Claus parade
Posted 24 November 2023

Chilly temperatures expected for Greater Moncton Santa Claus parade

No snow in the forecast, but Old St. Nick will still make an appearance. The Royale Greater Moncton Santa Claus parade will travel through downtown Moncton on Saturday evening. The main attraction will be guided in by 50 others, including floats, mascots, music and celebration. “The Greater...

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South Shore Lumberjacks enhance coaching staff with two experienced additions
Posted 24 November 2023

South Shore Lumberjacks enhance coaching staff with two experienced additions

The South Shore Lumberjacks have made significant strides in fortifying their coaching staff with the inclusion of two seasoned individuals. Shawn MacKenzie, a former coach for the Halifax Mooseheads and a development coach for Bedford Minor Hockey, has joined the team. Accompanying him is Paul...

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Houston says no financial help for Maritime Fuels customers from province after bankruptcy
Posted 24 November 2023

Houston says no financial help for Maritime Fuels customers from province after bankruptcy

The provincial government will not reimburse Maritime Fuels customers for money lost after the local fuel company filed for bankruptcy last week which will leave many out of thousands of dollars. Premier Tim Houston said “it’s a sad situation for sure, but it’s a private company… people have all...

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Team Canada unveils roster for 2023 Para Hockey Cup
Posted 24 November 2023

Team Canada unveils roster for 2023 Para Hockey Cup

A New Brunswicker will represent Team Canada at the 2023 Para Hockey Cup in Quispamsis. Jacob LeBlanc of Moncton is one of 20 players who will don the Maple Leaf at the tournament. They were selected from among 30 players who participated in an evaluation camp this summer. “We are anticipating a...

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Queens Council considering Business Centre for new library site
Posted 24 November 2023

Queens Council considering Business Centre for new library site

In a release issued on Thursday,  the Region of Queens Council provided an update on the ongoing search for a new location for the local library. According to the release, the Liverpool Business Development Center, situated on Harley Umphrey Drive, is being considered as an ideal space for the...

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Number 29 Moncton Wildcats jersey to be retired
Posted 24 November 2023

Number 29 Moncton Wildcats jersey to be retired

It’s a big night for Moncton Wildcats fans. General Manager of Business Operation Natasha Ostaff says for the first time ever, they’ll retire a team jersey, “We are honoured to retire Cory Crawford’s jersey. Corey Crawford played with the Wildcats from 2001 to 2005. Number 29. Crawford went on...

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