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Over 20 tuna caught in Wedgeport Tuna Tournament
Posted 25 August 2025

Over 20 tuna caught in Wedgeport Tuna Tournament

Who had the heaviest tuna in Wedgeport? It was the ‘Terrence Edward,’ captained by Dilan LeBlanc. They were able to nab a 705 pound bluefin during the annual Tuna Tournament and Festival. Twenty vessels took part, 12 bluefin were caught totalling over 6,600 pounds. A total of 21 tuna were caught...

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Missing Moncton man found dead
Posted 25 August 2025

Missing Moncton man found dead

Sad news in the search for a missing Moncton man. RCMP says a 49-year-old man missing since mid-August has been located deceased. He had been last seen on August 19th. No further details have been released.

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Quebec man dies, 2 taken to hospital after Enfield crash
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Posted 25 August 2025

Quebec man dies, 2 taken to hospital after Enfield crash

A man from Quebec died after a pickup truck became airborne and crashed into an SUV in Enfield. It happened on Highway 102 late Sunday morning, as the truck crossed the median before the collision. The 51-year-old driver of the SUV was pronounced dead at the scene, a passenger also from Quebec...

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No mail delivery for Moncton due to air quality concerns
Posted 25 August 2025

No mail delivery for Moncton due to air quality concerns

Canada Post has issued a red delivery service alert for the Moncton region. That means that it is suspending delivery for the day. There will also be no regular collection. This is in effect for Monday, and it is due to the poor air quality caused by the wildfires. Delivery will resume once...

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Liberals aim to address rural N.S. needs in legislature
Posted 25 August 2025

Liberals aim to address rural N.S. needs in legislature

The province’s two-member Liberal Party is preparing for the legislature to re-open. Interim leader Derek Mombourquette has been touring the province over the past month. He says the economy is a big issue he’s hearing about. “They want to make sure there are opportunities in the province, not...

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Man charged for vehicle theft & ramming police car in Shelburne Co.
Posted 25 August 2025

Man charged for vehicle theft & ramming police car in Shelburne Co.

Shelburne RCMP have charged a man with multiple offences including vehicle theft and fleeing police. Police responded to a report of an ATV, trailer and firewood stolen from a Jordan Falls yard on Thursday morning. Officers found the ATV on Jordan Branch Road, but the male driver and female...

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Homes damaged from Annapolis County wildfire which has more than doubled in size
Posted 25 August 2025

Homes damaged from Annapolis County wildfire which has more than doubled in size

A number of homes have been damaged by the devastating Long Lake wildfire in the Annapolis County that continues to burn out of control. In a media release Monday afternoon, the province says the fire has more than doubled in size to 7,780 hectares since its last estimated measurement at 3,255...

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N.S. women’s baseball team finishes 4th at Canada Games
Posted 25 August 2025

N.S. women’s baseball team finishes 4th at Canada Games

Three girls from Yarmouth were part of a fourth place finish for Team Nova Scotia. Ellie Pyne, Maddie Gates and Anna Murphy competed at the first ever Canada Games women’s baseball tournament. Nova Scotia fell to Alberta in Saturday’s semi-final, and to B.C. in Sunday’s bronze medal game. The...

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Crews monitor N.B. wildfires, 1 evacuation advisory remains
Posted 25 August 2025

Crews monitor N.B. wildfires, 1 evacuation advisory remains

Wildfire crews are monitoring several blazes across New Brunswick, with one evacuation advisory still in effect for one part of the province’s northeast. Residents along Highway 117, from Black River Bridge to Little Branch, are being asked to prepare to evacuate on 24 hours’ notice. The...

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Councillor says feedback wanted on Bedford waterfront future
Posted 25 August 2025

Councillor says feedback wanted on Bedford waterfront future

The councillor for Bedford-Wentworth is encouraging community members to keep an “ear to ground” for an opportunity to have a say on what the Bedford waterfront will look in the future. Jean St-Amand tells our newsroom both the province and municipality will have public consultations to find out...

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