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Canadian enrolment up, international down:  U de M
Posted 4 September 2025

Canadian enrolment up, international down: U de M

Students at three Université de Moncton campuses returned to class this week. Officials say Canadian enrolment is up, but international applications are down due to government immigration restrictions. As of the end of August, full-time enrolments stood at 4,921, compared with 4,765 recorded on...

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Alex Warren says he did not drop Sommo Festival for better gig
Posted 4 September 2025

Alex Warren says he did not drop Sommo Festival for better gig

Alex Warren, who dropped out of Sommo Festival, says the festival was lying about The festival posted on their Facebook page earlier this week that Warren had dropped out because of a “recently booked” schedule conflict. He was set to play on Sunday Sept. 14 ahead of headliner Hozier. But the...

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Former N.S. fire chief whose fire truck hit snowmobiler charged with drunk driving
Posted 4 September 2025

Former N.S. fire chief whose fire truck hit snowmobiler charged with drunk driving

A former Nova Scotia fire chief who was removed from his position earlier this year following the death of a snowmobiler after they were hit by a fire truck, is now facing drunk driving charges. In an email to our newsroom, New Brunswick RCMP say Jerrold Cotton, 51, was involved in a single...

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Murder investigation underway in Saint John
Posted 4 September 2025

Murder investigation underway in Saint John

A 34-year-old Saint John man is dead, and police have now launched a murder investigation. Saint John Police were called to a Carleton Street home just before 11 pm on Wednesday, where they found an unconscious man with serious injuries. He was treated by officers and other emergency responders,...

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RCMP charge N.B. man with firearms offences in N.S.
Posted 4 September 2025

RCMP charge N.B. man with firearms offences in N.S.

A New Brunswick man has been charged with multiple firearms offences after a traffic stop in Nova Scotia. An RCMP officer stopped an Audi A5 on Highway 102 in Enfield for having a tinted front passenger window — which is illegal in that province — on August 29th just before 7:30 p.m. After...

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Iconic fashion designer Giorgio Armani dead at 91
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Posted 4 September 2025

Iconic fashion designer Giorgio Armani dead at 91

Legendary fashion designer, Giorgio Armani has passed away. The Armani Group confirmed his death in a statement, Thursday, with “intimate sorrow”. The fashion house says he passed peacefully surrounded by his loved one. “Indefatigable to the end, he worked until his final days, dedicating...

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Miramichi West provincial byelection date announced
Posted 4 September 2025

Miramichi West provincial byelection date announced

Residents in Miramichi West are heading back to the polls next month. They’ll vote in a provincial byelection on October 6. The riding has been vacant since March 25, when former Conservative MLA Mike Dawson resigned to run in the federal election. Currently, the Liberals hold 31 seats in the...

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Sussex-area measles outbreak declared over
Posted 4 September 2025

Sussex-area measles outbreak declared over

A measles outbreak in the Sussex region that began nearly two months ago is now over. Public Health officially declared an end to the outbreak on Thursday morning. The first case was reported on July 9, with an outbreak being declared five days later. Health officials said there have been no new...

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District of St. Mary’s announces new CAO
Posted 4 September 2025

District of St. Mary’s announces new CAO

A new Chief Administrative Officer has been announced for the Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s. Lesley McFarlane will take over the role, October 1. In a press release issued Thursday, the municipality says McFarlane comes with a broad background in both provincial and municipal...

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Dalhousie faculty and university asked to resume bargaining
Posted 4 September 2025

Dalhousie faculty and university asked to resume bargaining

A provincial conciliation officer has asked the Dalhousie University board to return to the negotiation table on Monday. Conciliation officer Rick Rose has asked both sides to return, and the Dalhousie Faculty Association (DFA) has already agreed. Catherine Wall, communications officer for the...

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