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Nova Scotia’s Sarah Mitton wins in China ahead of World Championships
Posted 8 September 2025

Nova Scotia’s Sarah Mitton wins in China ahead of World Championships

Liverpool’s Sarah Mitton is heading into the World Athletics Championships with momentum on her side after capturing gold this weekend in China. Mitton threw 19.81 metres to win the shot put at the World Athletics Continental Tour Final in Beijing. The victory came over a strong international...

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RCMP seize drugs, cash, and tobacco in Ohio search
Posted 8 September 2025

RCMP seize drugs, cash, and tobacco in Ohio search

RCMP say drugs, cash, and tobacco were seized from a home in Ohio during a trafficking investigation. Police searched a residence on Highway 203 and arrested a 64 year old man from Ohio. Officers recovered cocaine, opioid tablets, unstamped cigarettes, and money. The man is now facing multiple...

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Public meeting on city staff recommending Dartmouth Cove bylaw delay
Posted 8 September 2025

Public meeting on city staff recommending Dartmouth Cove bylaw delay

A public meeting Monday evening to discuss recommendations from city staff to delay changing the bylaws that would protect Dartmouth Cove from infilling. In a post on social media, Save Dartmouth Cove says this is unacceptable. “This is so WRONG!!! When the Northwest Arm was under threat, HRM...

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Burn ban lifted across N.B.
Posted 8 September 2025

Burn ban lifted across N.B.

Burning restrictions are being loosened across New Brunswick after a month-long burn ban. The ban was put in place across the province back on Aug. 6 due to extreme wildfire risks. As of Monday afternoon, the Department of Natural Resources said burning was allowed between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. The...

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Chender highlights uranium, childcare, housing, and wildfire concerns during South Shore visit
Posted 8 September 2025

Chender highlights uranium, childcare, housing, and wildfire concerns during South Shore visit

Nova Scotia NDP Leader and Official Opposition head Claudia Chender spent time in Bridgewater and Queens this week, where she hosted a town hall and met with residents and business leaders. She says the conversations reflected concerns she’s hearing across the province, with uranium...

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More evacuees from Long Lake wildfire to return home, blaze being held
Posted 8 September 2025

More evacuees from Long Lake wildfire to return home, blaze being held

More evacuees from the Long Lake wildfire will be able to return home, as the fire is now being held, according to the Department of Emergency Management. This means it is not likely to grow anymore as long as conditions don’t change. It is still not under control, but the risk is low for...

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Spryfield man arrested for drug trafficking in Digby
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Posted 8 September 2025

Spryfield man arrested for drug trafficking in Digby

A man has been charged with drug trafficking in Digby. A hand-to-hand transaction was seen by an officer on patrol on Sydney Street last week. The officer arrested a man a short time later, and seized cocaine, cash and phones. The 30-year-old from Spryfield was released pending his next court...

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Thousands without electricity in Greater Moncton
Posted 8 September 2025

Thousands without electricity in Greater Moncton

Thousands of NB Power customers are experiencing an unplanned power outage in the Greater Moncton area on Monday afternoon. More than 7,900 homes and businesses were without electricity as of 2:50 p.m., down from more than 9,300 earlier in the afternoon. The utility did not provide an estimated...

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Yarmouth to hold meeting on medical office use on Starrs Road
Posted 8 September 2025

Yarmouth to hold meeting on medical office use on Starrs Road

Will medical offices be allowed on Starrs Road? It would represent a major shift in the Town of Yarmouth’s planning strategy. Right now medical offices are only allowed downtown, according to the planning strategy and land-use by-law. Yarmouth’s planning advisory committee is holding a public...

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Federal government spending $1.9 million to support forestry, economic development in the region
Posted 8 September 2025

Federal government spending $1.9 million to support forestry, economic development in the region

The federal government has announced $1.9 million in funding to support the forestry sector and economic development in northwestern Ontario. A total of four projects are receiving funding, which is coming through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario (FedNor). Most of the...

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