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Tentative deal for Hydro One engineers, supervisors
Posted 18 August 2023

Tentative deal for Hydro One engineers, supervisors

Hydro One and the Society of United Professionals have reached a tentative deal. It impacts about two thousand employees working in engineering, supervisory and professional roles. “The employees represented by the Society of United Professionals play an important part in energizing life for our...

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New company enter lithium search
Posted 18 August 2023

New company enter lithium search

Atikokan is becoming a hot spot in the search for lithium. There are now eight companies staking claims at fourteen different sites around the community. BC-based New Energy Metals is the latest. It is acquiring four mining claims running along Highway 11 in the Sapawe area. Rock samples taken...

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Boil water advisory in Ignace lifted
Posted 17 August 2023

Boil water advisory in Ignace lifted

A boil water advisory has been lifted in Ignace. It was declared on Monday after recent repairs to the water system. Some residents reported losing water pressure. Two results clear of any bacterial contamination are needed before the drinking water ban can be lifted.

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Gas prices heading up again in N.B.
Posted 17 August 2023

Gas prices heading up again in N.B.

It looks like some New Brunswick drivers will see another hike at the fuel pumps this week. An industry source says gas prices will climb more than three cents per litre on Thursday night. That will push gasoline prices to their highest level since July of last year. Meanwhile, diesel prices are...

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Wastewater is entering the Northwest Arm
Posted 17 August 2023

Wastewater is entering the Northwest Arm

Halifax water is warning residents that wastewater is entering the Northwest arm because of a system backup. As a result, untreated, unscreened waste is entering the water. Crews are working to solve the issue but in the meantime people and pets should stay out of the water until further notice....

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More heavy rain possible on Friday
Posted 17 August 2023

More heavy rain possible on Friday

Heavy rain is not something we need in southern New Brunswick, but we could see more of it on Friday. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for areas along the Fundy coast. That includes Saint John and County, Grand Manan and coastal Charlotte County, and Fundy National Park....

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Monster Energy says they take compliance very seriously following CFIA recall
Posted 17 August 2023

Monster Energy says they take compliance very seriously following CFIA recall

Monster Energy says they take compliance very seriously for all of its products intended for Canadian markets, after the Canadian Food inspection agency ordered a recall for some of their products earlier this week. The recall was over some products due to issues related to labeling accuracy and...

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Police ask for help in search for teenage girls
Posted 17 August 2023

Police ask for help in search for teenage girls

A pair of teenage girls are missing, and the Halifax Regional Police is requesting the public’s assistance to help find them. Taylin and Tristin Earle are both 13 years old and were last seen in the area of Lacewood Drive in Halifax yesterday afternoon. Taylin is described as white, 5’3” tall,...

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More funding for Central Park
Posted 17 August 2023

More funding for Central Park

The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund $490,000 to help complete construction of Central Park. That includes a new playground. Kenora-Rainy River MPP Greg Rickford says the NOHFC helped with funding to rebuild the community club and the extra money is going towards the rest of the project. “It’s...

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Macdonald Bridge closed again this weekend
Posted 17 August 2023

Macdonald Bridge closed again this weekend

Make sure to plan your routes ahead this weekend if you’re leaving Halifax. The Macdonald Bridge is once again closed for the entire weekend. Halifax Bridges tweeted today that the bridge will close Friday night a 7 p.m. and won’t reopen again until Monday at 5:30 a.m. Crews will be doing...

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