by NewsFor residents in Greater Moncton, Lee will be remembered as the storm, that wasn’t. Many residents were proactive and were ready for high winds, heavy rain and power outages, but they never really came to fruition. Thousands lost power Saturday morning as a result of higher-than-usual wind...
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by Tara ClowJust over 1400 NB Power customers remained without power on Monday morning after Post-tropical storm Lee rolled through. The majority of those in the Charlotte Southwest region. At the height of Lee in New Brunswick, the utility was reporting 88 thousand customers without electricity....
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The Yarmouth Mariners needed a shootout to win their home opener. Nathan Carter had the winner in the fifth round as Yarmouth beat Summerside 4-3 in front of over 1,400 fans Friday night. The 20-year old says it was great to have that moment in his home debut. “It felt amazing. The community...
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by Brad PerryMany residents in Charlotte County spent much of their day Sunday cleaning up from post-tropical storm Lee. However, two municipal leaders in the county said the impacts from the storm could have been much worse. “It was certainly a significant storm … but we’re in a lot better situation than we...
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by Adam RileyA collision near Sistonens Corners has closed the Trans-Canada. Few details regarding the incident have been released however in a post to social media the Ontario Provincial Police say the collision serious in nature. The post indicates the service anticipates the roadway to be closed for much...
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Post tropical storm Lee is heading towards St. Pierre Miquelon this morning. The storm came ashore at Yarmouth Nova Scotia around 4pm Saturday and then rolled through New Brunswick last night. While the worst appears to be over Environment Canada still has Tropical Storm Warnings in...
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by Joe ThomsonPost-tropical storm Lee is working its way across Prince Edward Island this morning after passing through Nova Scotia and New Brunswick yesterday. Lee made landfall in Long Island Nova Scotia yesterday around 4 p.m., but the region felt its impacts for hours leading up to then. Environment...
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by Randy ThomsWeather forced the first NorWOSSA golf tournament of the season to be shortened. High school golfers completed just nine holes at Eagle’s Landing Golf Course in Dryden on Friday. Carter Peters of St. Thomas Aquinas in Kenora and Brady White from Rainy River tied for first in the boys’ division...
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by Adam RileyOne person was sent to hospital with what are believed to be non life threatening injuries, following a shooting at a Memorial Avenue bar. The incident occurred at 2:20 a.m. Saturday when officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service were called to the Regional Health Sciences Centre following...
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by Randy ThomsThe Fort Frances Muskies won their second straight in the Winnipeg High School Football League Friday with a 40-8 win over the Tec Voc Hornets in Winnipeg. The Muskies dominated from the start of the game and kept the Hornets off the scoreboard until very late in the season. Quarterback Parker...
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