by NewsWitnesses and video footage are wanted to shed light on a fight that happened inside a Halifax pub last month. Police say it happened September 29 at The Pint Public House on Argyle Street. After arguing, two men were assaulted by two other men who they didn’t know. The two victims were hurt,...
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by NewsTwo men are facing a list of charges after two loaded handguns as well as cocaine and other drug paraphernalia were found at two separate properties. RCMP say they searched a property on Boulderhill Road in Porters Lake, on October 1, as well as an apartment on the 0-100 block of the Bedford...
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by Tara ClowA historic building in downtown Moncton will see more upgrades over the next two years. This is thanks to funding from various levels of government. The Government of Canada’s Canada Cultural Spaces Fund is providing $500,000. $209,000 is coming from the City of Moncton, and other funding for...
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by Bryan TaitAtlantic Canadian seafood exporters are looking to take advantage of opportunities around the world. A dozen such businesses participated in the Conxemar International Frozen Seafood Trade Show in Vigo, Spain, from Oct. 7 to 9. Led by the Food and Beverage Atlantic Association, companies were...
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by Caitlin SnowThere was a celebratory feeling in the air Thursday evening as the three newest inductees were added to the Olympic Wall at the Emera Centre in the Region of Queens. In a news release, the municipality says the announcement was made by Mayor Scott Christian and two-time Olympian and two-time...
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by Tara ClowThe Université de Moncton and Vitalité Health Network are teaming up to create the New Brunswick Health Research Institute.. The new Institute was announced on Friday morning at U de M. Officials say it is dedicated to health research in New Brunswick. The NBHRI transforms the Atlantic Cancer...
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by Jacob MooreThree new affordability measures were announced Thursday morning by the federal government. The government plans to renew the Canada Strong Pass, which gave people discounts and free entry to some nationally owned buildings or locations. Prime Minister mark Carney said that would mid-December,...
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Get ready to hit the courts in Inverness. The Inverness Multicourt Facility opens to the community on Saturday, October 11. The County says you can enjoy playing pickleball, basketball, table tennis, and bean bag toss at the more than $4.7 million complex. Pickleball courts are for pickleball...
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by Bryan TaitThe federal government’s plan to fight auto theft is working, according to the public safety minister. Gary Anandasangaree released an update on the National Action Plan on Combatting Auto Theft on Thursday. “Auto theft is declining because of our strong partnerships with law enforcement,...
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Nova Scotia’s only Conservative MP is sounding the alarm on illegal lobster fishing. In the House of Commons this week, Chris d’Entremont said after six years, the Liberals still have no answers on the activity in St. Mary’s Bay. He directed a question toward Fisheries minister Joanne Thompson....
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