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PC’s table bill to make rules of road easier, more modern
Posted 23 September 2025

PC’s table bill to make rules of road easier, more modern

The Progressive Conservatives have tabled a bill in legislature, Tuesday, to help fast-track making the rules of the road more modern while focusing on safety. The new Traffic Safety Act would replace the original passed in 2018 that was intended to replace the Motor Vehicle Act last written in...

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Man charged after scam involving Halifax seniors
Posted 23 September 2025

Man charged after scam involving Halifax seniors

Halifax Regional Police are warning seniors in the city after reports of a recent scam. Police say between July 8 and August 18, 2025, officers received four reports of a man collecting deposits from seniors for repair work he never returned to complete. In some instances, police say the suspect...

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Saint John council votes to review police governance model
Posted 23 September 2025

Saint John council votes to review police governance model

Saint John councillors will consider the future of the city’s police commission, but they won’t make any decisions right away. Coun. Gerry Lowe brought a motion to Monday’s regular meeting that would see the commission dissolved within 30 days and turn the Saint John Police Force into a city-run...

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Ottawa gets assault rifle ‘buy-back’ program in motion
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Posted 23 September 2025

Ottawa gets assault rifle ‘buy-back’ program in motion

A buy-back program for assault rifles is starting. Ottawa says a six-week pilot project is about to begin in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. It’s voluntary, and will test an online system, along with collection of 200 firearms. The compensation program will then open to all eligible firearms owners...

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Distinguished Teaching Award goes to StFX Chair
Posted 23 September 2025

Distinguished Teaching Award goes to StFX Chair

St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) is celebrating an award. The University is congratulating Dr. Mary Oxner, Chair of the Department of Accounting & Finance for their Faculty of Business, on being the recipient of the Association of Atlantic Universities () Distinguished Teaching Award....

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Encampment fire under Gunningsville Bridge
Posted 23 September 2025

Encampment fire under Gunningsville Bridge

Emergency responders were called to the Gunningsville Bridge early Tuesday morning. There were reports of an encampment fire underneath. Moncton Fire Deputy Chief Keith Guptill says large flames were reported, and there was fire in the long grass. Only one crew was required, and firefighters...

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Navy-blue uniform shirts coming for RCMP officers
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Posted 23 September 2025

Navy-blue uniform shirts coming for RCMP officers

A style change for RCMP officers. New navy-blue uniform shirts are being rolled out over the next 18 months. It will begin in PEI in October. Some members will still wear grey, the RCMP say they want to notify the public to avoid confusion. They say there have been reports of people...

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Man remains in hospital after e-bike crash on Gunningsville Bridge
Posted 23 September 2025

Man remains in hospital after e-bike crash on Gunningsville Bridge

One person continues fighting for his life almost two months after a crash on the Gunningsville Bridge. On the evening of August 6, two men riding e-bikes collided head-on while travelling on the path. RCMP Inspector Jonathan White says both riders suffered life-threatening injuries, with head...

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New bill would ban SIN collection by private companies, help victims of intimate partner violence
Posted 23 September 2025

New bill would ban SIN collection by private companies, help victims of intimate partner violence

A new bill from the Progressive Conservatives would ban private companies from collecting Social Insurance Numbers, let victims of intimate partner violence remove abusers from a lease, along with several other changes. But the ban on SIN collection does not apply retroactively, so businesses...

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6 youths arrested in violent Saint John incidents: police
Posted 23 September 2025

6 youths arrested in violent Saint John incidents: police

Six youths have been arrested in what Saint John police describe as several recent violent crimes in the community. The teens, who range in age from 14 to 18 years old, were taken into custody for multiple offences, including: Robbery Assault with a weapon Assault causing bodily harm Possession...

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