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Flair Airlines to offer non-stop flights from YQM to Toronto
Posted 29 October 2025

Flair Airlines to offer non-stop flights from YQM to Toronto

Another airline will offer non-stop flights out of YQM, beginning in 2026. Flair Airlines will introduce seasonal nonstop flights to and from Toronto (YYZ) to the Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport (YQM). “Moncton is an exciting addition to our network and a key connection point...

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NS Federation of Labour elects first female president and treasurer
Posted 29 October 2025

NS Federation of Labour elects first female president and treasurer

The Nova Scotia Federation of Labour (NSFL) has reached a historic milestone, electing women to its two top leadership roles for the first time in its 53-year history. Melissa Marsman has been elected president, while Tammy Gillis will serve as secretary-treasurer. According to the NSFL,...

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Rainy, windy Halloween forecast for Maritime provinces
Posted 29 October 2025

Rainy, windy Halloween forecast for Maritime provinces

It doesn’t look good for trick-or-treating with wet, windy weather in Friday’s forecast. Environment Canada has issued special weather statements throughout the Maritimes. Up to 50 mm of rain is expected in Nova Scotia, or even more. The forecaster says there remains uncertainty about where the...

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Traffic notes for Assomption Blvd
Posted 29 October 2025

Traffic notes for Assomption Blvd

Lane reductions continue on Assomption Boulevard at Westmorland Street. Work is expected to continue until October 31. Crews are installing concrete curbs and paving the road. Westmorland is closed to all traffic. While work is ongoing, the traffic lights at the Assomption Boulevard and...

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Hurricane Mellissa slams Jamaica, now moving towards Cuba
Posted 29 October 2025

Hurricane Mellissa slams Jamaica, now moving towards Cuba

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as a catastrophic Category 5 storm—one of the most powerful ever to hit the island nation. It struck near New Hope in Westmoreland Parish with sustained winds estimated at around 295 km/h. The damage across southwestern Jamaica was extensive: homes...

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Blue Jays win Game Four, tie series at 2-2
Posted 29 October 2025

Blue Jays win Game Four, tie series at 2-2

The Toronto Blue Jays evened the World Series on Tuesday night, defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 6–2 in Game 4. The win ensures the series will return to Rogers Centre for Game 6 on Friday. Toronto broke through against Dodgers ace Shohei Ohtani, scoring four runs, including a...

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Wet and windy weather forecast for Halloween in N.B.
Posted 29 October 2025

Wet and windy weather forecast for Halloween in N.B.

Make sure the costume your child chooses for Halloween includes rubber boots and a raincoat. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the province, calling for heavy rain and high winds on Friday. Between 30 and 50 millimetres could fall, with winds up to 70 kilometres an...

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Moncton council adopts 33% francophone rule for committees
Posted 29 October 2025

Moncton council adopts 33% francophone rule for committees

Moncton city council has approved a new rule requiring at least one‑third of members on its committees to be francophone. The unanimous vote came during a committee of the whole meeting on Monday, where councillors also raised concerns about how appointments are handled. Councillor Bryan Butler...

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Saint John bike lanes see growth as city eyes expansion
Posted 28 October 2025

Saint John bike lanes see growth as city eyes expansion

New bike lanes in Saint John are already drawing more people onto the streets, according to city officials. Municipal traffic engineer Jill DeMerchant said the city has seen more cyclists and even e‑scooter riders using the new lanes on Main Street and City Road, with work on Station Street...

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Canada Post announces management layoffs
Posted 28 October 2025

Canada Post announces management layoffs

Canada Post has eliminated an unknown number of management positions as part of corporate-wide restructuring. In a statement, president and CEO Doug Ettinger said Canadians have changed how they use the postal service, and Canada Post must adapt. “We are embarking on a major transformation to...

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