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More than $58M to support climate projects in N.B.
Posted 16 October 2025

More than $58M to support climate projects in N.B.

More than $58 million will support 56 projects through the 2025-26 Climate Change Fund in New Brunswick. The provincial government says the projects are aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions and helping communities adapt to climate change. Environment and Climate Change Minister Gilles...

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Military training planned in Sussex, N.B.
Posted 16 October 2025

Military training planned in Sussex, N.B.

If you’re in the Sussex area over the weekend, you may notice soldiers in training. The 8th Canadian Hussars Regiment will be conducting stability operation training exercises. This involves 35 soldiers who may be carrying service weapons, but they will not be loaded with ammunition. They’ll be...

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Yarmouth baseball legend Keith Bridgeo to receive posthumous honour
Posted 16 October 2025

Yarmouth baseball legend Keith Bridgeo to receive posthumous honour

A Yarmouth baseball legend is being recognized. The late Keith Bridgeo will have his number 16 put on the backstop at Gateway Park Sunday. He passed away last Christmas at age 75, leaving behind a hall-of-fame career. His long-time friend Terry MacDonald says baseball wasn’t the most important...

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Usva Spa expanding to St. Andrews with new Nordic spa
Posted 16 October 2025

Usva Spa expanding to St. Andrews with new Nordic spa

Usva Spa is expanding to St. Andrews with a new Nordic spa set to open in spring 2026, in partnership with The Algonquin Resort. The project, called Usva by‑the‑Sea, is being built next to the historic seaside hotel. The development is supported by InnVest Hotels, owners of The Algonquin Resort,...

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26‑year‑old arrested in attempted murder investigation
Posted 16 October 2025

26‑year‑old arrested in attempted murder investigation

A 26-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an attempted murder on Broadview Avenue, according to Saint John police. Officers responded to a call at a residence on Broadview Avenue around 6:41 a.m. on October 9. When officers arrived, they found a 45-year-old woman with serious...

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Taxi driver assaulted in Moncton, RCMP seek witnesses
Posted 16 October 2025

Taxi driver assaulted in Moncton, RCMP seek witnesses

Police are asking for the public’s help after a taxi driver was assaulted with a weapon in Moncton. Mounties stated that the incident occurred inside a taxi at the intersection of High Street and Garfield Street on August 27, at approximately 4:47 a.m. The driver was taken to the hospital with...

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Man sentenced for largest wildfire in N.S. history
Posted 16 October 2025

Man sentenced for largest wildfire in N.S. history

A man charged in Nova Scotia’s largest wildfire has been sentenced. A $25,000 fine for 23-year-old Dalton Clark Stewart of Villagedale, Shelburne County. That was the joint-recommendation from the Crown and defense after an agreed statement of facts on his role in the 2023 Barrington Lake...

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N.S. couple in ‘disbelief’ after winning top lotto prize during ATV trip
Posted 16 October 2025

N.S. couple in ‘disbelief’ after winning top lotto prize during ATV trip

A couple from Nova Scotia got a huge surprise when they won the Set for Life top prize of $675,000 after vacationing in Newfoundland and Labrador. In a media release, Atlantic Lottery Corporation says, Anthony Smith and Laura Kennedy from Halifax were one of six couples on an ATV trip. They...

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Blue Nose Marathon in Halifax gets new title sponsor
Posted 16 October 2025

Blue Nose Marathon in Halifax gets new title sponsor

Atlantic Canada’s largest annual running and walking event has a new title sponsor. It will be known as the Medavie Blue Nose Marathon. Previously, Emera held the title sponsorship for the Halifax-based event founded in 2004. In a statement, marathon executive director Sherri Robbins says as...

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Salvation Army toy drive gets rolling
Posted 16 October 2025

Salvation Army toy drive gets rolling

At the Salvation Army they believe no child should go without a new toy at Christmas. This year is no different. Teaming up with Community Christmas Exchange, the Salvation Army is kicking off it’s annual toy drive. Starting Oct. 16, new, unwrapped toys can be dropped off at Salvation Army in...

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