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Marching in Moncton to support Multiple Myeloma research
Posted 19 September 2025

Marching in Moncton to support Multiple Myeloma research

A walk to support those with multiple myeloma. Friends, family and supporters will lace up their sneakers on Sunday in Moncton. Walkers can check in at 9:30 am at the Moncton Press Club on Assomption Boulevard, with the five-kilometre march set to start at 10:30. Multiple Myeloma is the second...

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Speeding causes risk and cost
Posted 19 September 2025

Speeding causes risk and cost

Driving at high-speed results in high risks and costs, reminds the RCMP. There were three stunt-speeders charged with speeding over 50 kilometres per hour on Highway 104 in Antigonish County last weekend. They were: – An 18-year-old driver from River Bourgeois, – An 18-year-old driver from...

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Furnace oil hit hardest by fuel price increases in N.B.
Posted 19 September 2025

Furnace oil hit hardest by fuel price increases in N.B.

Fuel prices are up this week as expected. The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board received approvals last week to increase the maximum retail margin and delivery cost. Prices were also affected by weekly adjustments. Furnace oil was hit the hardest, up 10.6 cents a litre to a maximum of...

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Halman says no timeline yet on Northern Pulp cleanup plan
Posted 19 September 2025

Halman says no timeline yet on Northern Pulp cleanup plan

Nova Scotia’s environment minister is offering no specifics on the future of the Northern Pulp mill site in Pictou County, saying only that “a lot of moving parts” still need to be worked out. Tim Halman faced questions following a cabinet meeting this week about the cleanup proposal Northern...

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Ministry of Health proposing expanded scopes of practice for several health professionals
Posted 19 September 2025

Ministry of Health proposing expanded scopes of practice for several health professionals

Several health professionals may soon have their scopes of practice expanded. The Ministry of Health says it is consulting on changes that would affect several regulated health professions. It would include dental hygienists, speech-language pathologists, physiotherapists, denturists,...

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Sea Dogs gearing up with renewed focus and fresh faces
Posted 18 September 2025

Sea Dogs gearing up with renewed focus and fresh faces

As the Saint John Sea Dogs prepare to start their regular season, head coach Travis Crickard says the team’s young roster is already showing signs of growth and cohesion. “This team is a lot different than last year’s,” Crickard said. “It’s more skilled, more intelligent and more gritty.” The...

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N.S.-wide arrest warrants for man believed to be in HRM
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Posted 18 September 2025

N.S.-wide arrest warrants for man believed to be in HRM

Two province-wide arrest warrants for a man believed to be in the Halifax Regional Municipality. RCMP say Darcy Raymond Delbert Caldwell, 37, is wanted for: Being at Large on Release Order, Fails to Comply with Condition (two counts), Theft Over $5000, Fraud, Fail to Comply with Recognizance or...

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Bridgewater mayor says Cedar Place is failing downtown, calls for change
Posted 18 September 2025

Bridgewater mayor says Cedar Place is failing downtown, calls for change

Bridgewater’s mayor says a downtown drop-in centre run by the John Howard Society has not lived up to its intended purpose and is contributing to mounting problems on King Street. Cedar Place opened in 2024 with the promise of offering showers, laundry, and reintegration supports to help people...

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COVID, flu and RSV vaccines available soon
Posted 18 September 2025

COVID, flu and RSV vaccines available soon

Three seasonal vaccines will soon be available. The Ministry of Health says they are getting ready to roll out COVID-19, flu and RSV immunizations. The rollout will be done in phases. The highest risk and priority groups will be eligible for the COVID-19 and RSV shots starting next week, and the...

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Crash cuts power for thousands in Sackville, Mt. Uniacke
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Posted 18 September 2025

Crash cuts power for thousands in Sackville, Mt. Uniacke

A crash has cut power to about 5,000 Nova Scotia Power customers Thursday. According to RCMP it was on Highway 1 from Sackville Drive to the Irving Gas Station. Crews have now cleared the scene, however power is still out. According to the outage map, the current restoration time is about 6 p.m.

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