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Moncton council denies youth care home rezoning
Posted 16 September 2025

Moncton council denies youth care home rezoning

A planned youth care home in northwest Moncton has been kiboshed by council. Youth Impact submitted a rezoning request for a property located on Acorn Court. The organization planned to renovate an existing home to accommodate up to four youth. But council voted 7-3 to deny the rezoning request...

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Saint Andrews council votes down tender for wharf
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Posted 16 September 2025

Saint Andrews council votes down tender for wharf

The Town of Saint Andrews has voted to cancel the tender for Market Wharf and Market Square based on all the bids coming in over tender. The project is a hybrid steel pile and infill that would help refurbish the first third of the wharf, but also extensively expand the footprint of Market...

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Local products perform well in first quarter NSLC sales
Posted 16 September 2025

Local products perform well in first quarter NSLC sales

Sales of Nova Scotian made products are up at the NSLC. They say it rose eight per cent to over $36 million last quarter. That includes a 22 per cent increase in spirits, 16 per cent in wine and 12 per cent in ready-to-drink products. Overall, the corporation says sales from April 1 to June 29...

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Chrystia Freeland stepping down from Carney’s cabinet, not reoffering
Posted 16 September 2025

Chrystia Freeland stepping down from Carney’s cabinet, not reoffering

The country’s transport and internal trade minister is stepping down. In a post on social media, Tuesday, Chrystia Freeland announced she is leaving Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet and will not reoffer in the next federal election. “I am forever grateful to my constituents for trusting me...

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Search for stolen side-by-side in Port Hawkesbury
Posted 16 September 2025

Search for stolen side-by-side in Port Hawkesbury

Help is needed to find a stolen side-by-side in Port Hawkesbury. It was taken overnight between July 31 and August 1, according to the RCMP. The side-by-side is green with the words “Arctic Cat” and “Wildcat Trail” on the side of the vehicle. The licence plate is LX042. If you have any...

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Ontario spending $8M to support the Ontario First Nations Economic Developers Association
Posted 16 September 2025

Ontario spending $8M to support the Ontario First Nations Economic Developers Association

The provincial government has announced that it is spending $8,000,000 over three years to support the Ontario First Nations Economic Developers Association (OFNEDA). Minister of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation and the Minister Responsible for Ring of Fire Economic...

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National Rail Safety Week underway
Posted 16 September 2025

National Rail Safety Week underway

Rail Safety Week has been launched across Canada. The goal of the week is to raise awareness about the risks of unsafe behaviour around railway tracks and property. The initiative kicked off on Monday and is running through Friday. “Rail safety isn’t just about big moments; it’s about the small...

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Interest for Middle Sackville Costco, says Halifax mayor
Posted 16 September 2025

Interest for Middle Sackville Costco, says Halifax mayor

A new Costco is possibly in the works for Middle Sackville, but nothing has been confirmed. Mayor Andy Fillmore tells Acadia News that there is interest in building what would be the third location in the province, on Margeson Drive, as part of the city’s regional plan for growth. “We keep on...

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1 man facing slew of charges in Halifax shooting
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Posted 16 September 2025

1 man facing slew of charges in Halifax shooting

A man is facing a laundry list of weapon and threats charges after a shooting in Halifax. It happened Friday night on Intercolonial Street just before 6 p.m., near Kempt Road. Five people were arrested; one person was hurt and sent to hospital. The 36-year-old suspect appeared in court Monday...

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‘Concerning weaknesses’ found in N.S. nursing home bed plan; Auditor General
Posted 16 September 2025

‘Concerning weaknesses’ found in N.S. nursing home bed plan; Auditor General

‘Concerning weaknesses’ in the province’s plan to add thousands of nursing home beds by 2032. That’s according to Auditor General Kim Adair’s latest report, which makes 10 recommendations. The plan is for 5,700 new beds, Adair says the department isn’t properly monitoring nursing homes under...

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