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Society changes name to reflect broader mission
Posted 25 September 2025

Society changes name to reflect broader mission

Celebrating their 10th anniversary, SAFE changes their name from Syria Antigonish Families Embrace to Settlement in Antigonish for Families from Everywhere. SAFE started their volunteer sponsor group in May 2015 during the Syrian refugee crisis. Their first mission was to sponsor one Syrian...

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Major Crime Unit takes over missing person case
Posted 25 September 2025

Major Crime Unit takes over missing person case

The RCMP’s Major Crime Unit has taken over the case of a missing man from the Sussex area. David Alexander Mitchell was last seen at a home in Whites Mountain on Sept. 9, 2024. Investigators have followed up on several leads in the months since but have not been able to locate him. Mounties said...

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Salisbury still dealing with cellular coverage concerns
Posted 25 September 2025

Salisbury still dealing with cellular coverage concerns

The Mayor of Salisbury knows what it’s like to have reduced cellular coverage. His community is one of the rural areas in New Brunswick affected. “We’ve actually seen a continued degradation in service in our community get worse,” Robert Campbell said. Ten new Bell cellular sites in the province...

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$312K held from Destination Cape Breton by CBRM
Posted 25 September 2025

$312K held from Destination Cape Breton by CBRM

The Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) is keeping $312,000 of their marketing levy funds from Destination Cape Breton (DCB). The news was shared in a recent Richmond County committee meeting by DCB’s CEO, Terry Smith. “On June 10th, the CBRM decided to keep 50 per cent of the marketing...

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Canada Post to cut back frequency of mail delivery in restructuring
Posted 25 September 2025

Canada Post to cut back frequency of mail delivery in restructuring

Canada Post is going to cut back on how often mail gets delivered straight to your door as it forges ahead to fix its finances. In a press conference Thursday, Minister Joel Lightbound told reporters, the Crown corporation is facing an existential crisis, and they will accept all of the...

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South Shore Oktoberfest takes over Lunenburg waterfront this weekend
Posted 25 September 2025

South Shore Oktoberfest takes over Lunenburg waterfront this weekend

Lunenburg’s waterfront is set to come alive this weekend as South Shore Oktoberfest kicks off with two full days of concerts, craft beer, food, and family activities. The festival begins Friday evening with a major outdoor concert on Bluenose Drive, headlined by East Coast hip-hop star...

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N.S. runner breaks record for fastest lap around all of Iceland
Posted 25 September 2025

N.S. runner breaks record for fastest lap around all of Iceland

A runner from Halifax has broken a record for the fastest time to race around an entire lap of the land of fire and ice- Iceland. Ryan Keeping clocked in at 14 days, 13 hours and 68 minutes: beating the original record of 16 days and 10 hours. In a video posted to his social media account on his...

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Lumberjacks eye perfect record heading into home opener
Posted 25 September 2025

Lumberjacks eye perfect record heading into home opener

The South Shore Lumberjacks are off to a strong start this season, heading into their home opener this weekend with a chance to remain undefeated. The team is currently 3-0 and will first face the Capstone Colts in Shearwater Friday night in a rematch of last year’s finals, before returning...

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RCMP ask for help in Sackville High weapon complaint case
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Posted 25 September 2025

RCMP ask for help in Sackville High weapon complaint case

RCMP are asking for help as they investigate a weapon complaint after an incident near Sackville High School. It was September 22, just before 2:30 p.m., when police responded to the school to investigate a report of a youth who had a weapon off school property. A teen was taken into custody and...

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Case of salmonella in N.B. from pistachio recall
Posted 25 September 2025

Case of salmonella in N.B. from pistachio recall

A large recall of various brands of pistachios and products containing the nut continues to expand. There are now 105 laboratory-confirmed cases of Salmonella linked to the outbreak that includes one in New Brunswick. Other cases have been found in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and...

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