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Air Canada talks push back Canada Post, union meetings
Posted 15 August 2025

Air Canada talks push back Canada Post, union meetings

The Air Canada labour dispute has delayed Canada Post talks. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says scheduled meetings for today and Monday have been postponed. It’s because of a lack of available federal mediators. CUPW members rejected Canada Post’s ‘final offer’ on August 1. The union says...

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It’s National Acadian Day, celebrations underway
Posted 15 August 2025

It’s National Acadian Day, celebrations underway

It’s National Acadian Day. Celebrations are happening in communities across Nova Scotia. The province’s Acadian Affairs minister Colton LeBlanc says it’s a significant day for Acadian culture. “The contributions of Acadians over the last 400 years has helped build up our province, and made it...

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Tensions rise as Air Canada lockout deadline approaches
Posted 15 August 2025

Tensions rise as Air Canada lockout deadline approaches

With less than 24 hours before a potential lockout of Air Canada flight attendants, tensions remain high between the airline and the union representing its cabin crew. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), which represents approximately 10,000 flight attendants at Air Canada, says the...

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Two dead in Cocagne crash
Posted 15 August 2025

Two dead in Cocagne crash

Another crash in Southeastern New Brunswick has left two men dead. They were killed in a head-on collision on Highway 11 early Friday morning. RCMP say the crash happened at around 2:15 am on the bridge crossing the Cocagne River. The two drivers, a 62-year-old Tracadie man and a 31-year-old man...

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Feds contribute over $1.2 million for culture, diversity and inclusion programs
Posted 15 August 2025

Feds contribute over $1.2 million for culture, diversity and inclusion programs

A funding boost for multiculturalism projects and anti-racism programs. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages and to the Secretary of State and Member, and Fredericton Oromocto MP David Myles announced over...

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Protecting your pets and livestock from the heat
Posted 15 August 2025

Protecting your pets and livestock from the heat

It has been a difficult summer for those who have been forced to find a place to stay cool under extreme conditions. The heat and wildfires can have an impact on our animals as well. According to posts on social media, residents have been leaving water outside for both the wild and domesticated...

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Smoke smell in Tri-Counties from Annapolis County wildfire
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Posted 15 August 2025

Smoke smell in Tri-Counties from Annapolis County wildfire

A strong smell of smoke in the Tri-Counties. Smoke from the wildfire in West Dalhousie, Annapolis County is drifting into Yarmouth, Shelburne and Digby counties. Some fire departments have posted on social media, asking you to stay observant if you see smoke. But if you smell campfire-like...

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No overnight growth for Long Lake fire, Susies Lake being held
Posted 15 August 2025

No overnight growth for Long Lake fire, Susies Lake being held

The out-of-control Long Lake fire that forced 42 homes to evacuate in West Dalhousie, Annapolis County, has not grown overnight. It popped up Wednesday after a lighting strike, and by the end of the day Thursday, it had grown to 406 hectares. Thursday night, the Emergency Management Department...

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1 arrested and 1M worth of scallop meat seized in southwestern N.S.
Posted 15 August 2025

1 arrested and 1M worth of scallop meat seized in southwestern N.S.

One person has been arrested after a scallop fishing seizure worth about $1.1 million in southwestern Nova Scotia. DFO says officers in the Barrington area detected the vessel on Tuesday. An offshore surveillance flight confirmed the illegal fishing in closed Scallop Fishing Area 29 D. Officers...

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Gas prices dip across N.B.
Posted 15 August 2025

Gas prices dip across N.B.

New Brunswick motorists are paying less this week for fuel. The Energy and Utilities Board made its weekly price adjustments overnight. The maximum for regular self-serve is down 2.1 cents a litre to around $1.45 this morning. Diesel dipped 2.2 cents to a maximum of around $1.50. Furnace oil...

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