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Hope for Wildlife event off due to woods bans and fires
Posted 27 August 2025

Hope for Wildlife event off due to woods bans and fires

Hope for Wildlife has called off one of its biggest fundraisers of the year due to the forest travel bans and fires in our province. The annual open house in Seaforth was supposed to take place this Saturday. Thousands attend each year. In a Facebook post, the charitable organization says, “This...

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New N.S. gold mine to create over 700 jobs, $2B to GDP
Posted 27 August 2025

New N.S. gold mine to create over 700 jobs, $2B to GDP

A new gold mine coming to Guysborough County is expected to create 735 jobs and bring in $2.1 billion to the Nova Scotia’s gross domestic product (GDP). The province says the Goldboro gold mine with Canadian company, NexGold is also projected to generate $1.1 billion in direct and indirect...

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Oakfield Beach reopens to swimmers
Posted 27 August 2025

Oakfield Beach reopens to swimmers

The Halifax Regional Municipality says that Oakfield Park Beach has reopened to swimming following blue-green algae toxin testing. The popular beach in Oakfield had been off limits to recreational use since August 22nd after officials detected potential signs of cyanobacteria. According to...

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Bluenose II to visit Tri-Counties
Posted 27 August 2025

Bluenose II to visit Tri-Counties

The Bluenose II is coming to the Tri-Counties. A visit to our area is on the agenda through Labour Day and into next week. The vessel will dock in Clark’s Harbour tomorrow from 10-8. It will move on to Yarmouth on Saturday, then Digby on Labour Day, September 1. The vessel will dock in Lower...

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2 men wanted after wallet stolen at Halifax restaurant, credit cards used
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Posted 27 August 2025

2 men wanted after wallet stolen at Halifax restaurant, credit cards used

Two men are wanted after a wallet was stolen out of a coat pocket at a restaurant in Halifax. Police say it happened in May while the victim was eating. Credit and debit cards were taken and used to make purchases on May 8 at various stores, with several ATM withdrawals made. If you have any...

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Pay-what-you-can-lunch program not coming for September 2025
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Posted 27 August 2025

Pay-what-you-can-lunch program not coming for September 2025

The provincial government is being criticized for breaking its promise to make a pay-what-you-can lunch program available by September 2025. Education Minister Claire Johnson has said they need more time because they are still examining exactly how to roll the program out. “We’re looking at...

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Section of Melanson Road in Dieppe closed
Posted 27 August 2025

Section of Melanson Road in Dieppe closed

Melanson Road, between Centrale and Amirault streets in Dieppe, will be completely closed to traffic from Wednesday, August 27, to Friday, August 29. This closure is necessary to allow for work related to the construction of a walking and cycling trail. Detour signs will be in place.

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Lane and sidewalk closure on Main Street
Posted 27 August 2025

Lane and sidewalk closure on Main Street

There will be a lane and sidewalk closure on Main Street between Oak Lane and Robinson Street in Moncton. This is happening between 9 am and noon on Wednesday. Crews are doing maintenance work on an adjacent building. The westbound lane and north side sidewalk of Main Street will be closed....

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Section of King Street closed until September 12
Posted 27 August 2025

Section of King Street closed until September 12

Closures on King Street in Moncton to take note of on Wednesday. It will be closed between Main and Rabbi Lippa Medjuck Streets from Wednesday, August 27, to September 12. Crews will be completing upgrades to the intersection of Main and King Streets, as well as performing related utility...

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Construction work closes Main Street Viaduct ramp to Route 1
Posted 27 August 2025

Construction work closes Main Street Viaduct ramp to Route 1

A traffic interruption you’ll need to be aware of if you use the Main Street viaduct ramp to Route 1 westbound in Saint John. It will be closed to through traffic from 7 am until 7 pm from Wednesday to Friday. The ramp will be open overnight. This is part of the Main Street active transportation...

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