National

Part of Highway 329 closed at Fox Point after crash
Posted 28 September 2025

Part of Highway 329 closed at Fox Point after crash

Part of Highway 329 is closed in both directions due to a collision around the 400 block at Fox Point in Lunenberg County. The RCMP and other emergency responders are on scene, according to a social media post from around 6:30 p.m. They ask people to avoid the area where possible and to expect...

READ MORE
Barn fire closes part of Homestead Road in Riverglade, near Salisbury
Posted 28 September 2025

Barn fire closes part of Homestead Road in Riverglade, near Salisbury

A barn fire in Riverglade has closed part of Homestead Road, according to the RCMP. Police say the fire is in the 45,000 block of the road, and it is closed starting at Scott Road. A photo on social media shows the roof partially destroyed, with smoke billowing out the top. Fire crews and RCMP...

READ MORE
23-year-old man dead after ATV crash in Sheet Harbour
Posted 28 September 2025

23-year-old man dead after ATV crash in Sheet Harbour

A 23-year-old man from Sheet Harbour is dead after an ATV crash Friday evening. The RCMP says it happened around 5:50 p.m. They got a call about an ATV flipped over on a trail along Highway 7 near Spry Bay. The driver was the only one on the ATV at the time of the crash, and he was found dead....

READ MORE
Ottawa honours fallen police officers with annual ceremony
Posted 28 September 2025

Ottawa honours fallen police officers with annual ceremony

Ottawa is honouring fallen peace officers Sunday morning to mark Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day. The ceremony began Sunday morning and was live streamed to the memorial’s social media accounts. The names of 912 officers are engraved on tablets behind Parliament Hill in Ottawa,...

READ MORE
Man shot dead after police operation in Moncton
Posted 28 September 2025

Man shot dead after police operation in Moncton

One man was shot after a showdown with police in Moncton, N.B. On Saturday at around 2 p.m., the RCMP got a call that a man was using a gun to rob a business on Mountain Road, according to a Sunday news release. The suspect ran away and entered a nearby residence. Police arrived and set up a...

READ MORE
The Independent grocer in Salisbury goes up in flames
News by News
Posted 28 September 2025

The Independent grocer in Salisbury goes up in flames

A grocer in Salisbury went up in flames early Sunday morning. According to a post on social media from the Moncton Firefighters Association, they were called to a commercial business on the 3000 block of Main Street around 8 a.m., for mutual aid. A picture the union posted shows The Independent...

READ MORE
Dryden OPP conducting an active investigation
Posted 27 September 2025

Dryden OPP conducting an active investigation

The Dryden OPP say Van Horne Landing will remain closed due to an on-going investigation. Police and other emergency services were called out this morning around 11 am. Provincial Police say they are conducting an active investigation near the government dock. No other details about the...

READ MORE
Man seriously injured after motorcycle crash on Old Sambro Road
Posted 27 September 2025

Man seriously injured after motorcycle crash on Old Sambro Road

One man has life-threatening injuries after a motorcycle crash in the 1800 block of Old Sambro Road in Williamswood. Halifax Regional Police say it happened around 5 p.m. on Saturday. Traffic is blocked in both directions in the 1800 block of Old Sambro Road and will be for an extended time,...

READ MORE
Investigation ongoing after police operation in North Moncton
Posted 27 September 2025

Investigation ongoing after police operation in North Moncton

The public was asked to avoid the Mountain and Gorge Road, Frampton Lane and Briardale Drive today. RCMP posted to social media just before 3 pm, stating that a police operation was underway. Several police cruisers, Moncton Fire and Ambulance NB were present in the neighbourhood. Moncton Fire...

READ MORE
Amplifying Indigenous voices across Canada
Posted 27 September 2025

Amplifying Indigenous voices across Canada

Acadia Broadcasting will join hundreds of radio stations across Canada next week to help amplify Indigenous voices. A DAY TO LISTEN is a 12-hour broadcast airing in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The inaugural broadcast took place in 2021 following the news of 215...

READ MORE