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SiRT finds no wrongdoing after suspect shoulder broken during arrest
Posted 4 November 2025

SiRT finds no wrongdoing after suspect shoulder broken during arrest

The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) has cleared a New Glasgow Regional Police Officer of any potential wrongdoing after a man’s shoulder was broken during an arrest. Along with the result of the investigation, SiRT has revealed more details about the incident, which happened on April 27....

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Halifax man who hid in ceiling nabbed for breaking into business
Posted 4 November 2025

Halifax man who hid in ceiling nabbed for breaking into business

A man faces break-and-enter charges after a little hide-and-seek in Lower Sackville. RCMP responded to a commercial alarm at a Sackville Drive business at about 12:30 a.m. on October 29th. Officers did not find anyone, but a door was unsecured, cash tills were on the floor, and there was damage...

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Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney dies at 84
Posted 4 November 2025

Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney dies at 84

Former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney has died at the age of 84. His family says he passed away on Tuesday from complications related to pneumonia and cardiovascular disease. Cheney was a dominant figure in American politics for decades, serving as vice president under President George W. Bush...

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Arnold H. McLeod School closed, RCMP investigating concerning message
Posted 4 November 2025

Arnold H. McLeod School closed, RCMP investigating concerning message

Arnold H. McLeod is closed today, due to concerns about a message received by school administration. “The school administration received a message this morning around 7 am that contained some concerning information. The admin called the District and the RCMP, and out of an abundance of care and...

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Rotary Club stepping back from annual Ribfest event
Posted 4 November 2025

Rotary Club stepping back from annual Ribfest event

A longtime partnership between the Rotary Club of Moncton West and Riverview and Ribfest has come to an end. In a post on social media, the Rotary Club says it is stepping back from the event, due to rising costs and volunteer demands, while returns have declined. This doesn’t mean there isn’t a...

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Carney to table first federal budget amid trade tensions and fiscal pressure
Posted 4 November 2025

Carney to table first federal budget amid trade tensions and fiscal pressure

Prime Minister Mark Carney will table his first federal budget Tuesday, describing it as a plan that will require “sacrifice” while delivering what he’s called “generational investments.” The budget comes as Canada faces mounting economic challenges — including a trade dispute with the United...

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Part-time instructors at Dal ratify new deal, SMU & MSVU remain on strike
Posted 4 November 2025

Part-time instructors at Dal ratify new deal, SMU & MSVU remain on strike

Part-time instructors at Dalhousie University have voted to ratify a new collective agreement that brings major improvements to wages and job security, while similar strikes continue at Saint Mary’s and Mount Saint Vincent universities. Members of CUPE 3912 approved the new deal on October 30,...

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Winning Daily Grand ticket purchased in Saint John
Posted 4 November 2025

Winning Daily Grand ticket purchased in Saint John

Someone who purchased a Daily Grand lottery ticket in Saint John is now a lot richer. The Atlantic Lottery Ticket from the November 3 draw is a second prize winner worth $25,000 a year for life. Winning numbers can be found on the ALC website. We’ll provide more details on the winner once they...

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N.B. marks November as Family Violence Prevention Month
Posted 4 November 2025

N.B. marks November as Family Violence Prevention Month

The provincial government has declared November as Family Violence Prevention Month. The province says the campaign is meant to bring people together to create safer and healthier communities. “This month, we honour survivors, thank those on the front lines and support organizations that bring...

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Health-care workforce numbers up in last 12 months
Posted 3 November 2025

Health-care workforce numbers up in last 12 months

Recruitment efforts by New Brunswick’s two health networks have led to a significant increase of doctors and nurses in the province. According to a release by the Department of Health Monday, 84 doctors, 214 registered nurses and 201 licensed practical nurses have been hired since October 2024....

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