by Tim DavidsonThe on-going saga of Dryden city councillor Ritch Noel has taken another twist. In a release, Noel’s lawyer says they will ask a court to review his ban from attending city council meeting or other city events. Noel argues that council has no legal authority to do so. In the last two council...
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by Tim DavidsonThe Ontario Special Investigations Unit has been called in to look into an injury on the Deer Lake First Nation. Members of the Nishnawbe Aski Police says called out Tuesday afternoon in response to a call for service. An adult male was injured during his interaction with police officers. No...
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by Evan TaylorNova Scotia RCMP are investigating the theft of a pickup truck in Carrolls Corner, northeast of Halifax. Police say the truck was stolen around 11:40 a.m. on Tuesday. The stolen truck is a dark grey GMC Sierra with the “Kimber Construction” logo on the rear window. The vehicle has a Nova Scotia...
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by NewsHere’s the latest column from Bruce Braun. Enjoy. Beauty Bay Golf Course, Senior Men’s League, July 22, 2025 For some reason, Bruce’s column last week disappeared, so here it is again. Beauty Bay Golf Course, Senior Men’s League, July 15, 2025
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by NewsA 13-year-old Pictou County boy is missing. New Glasgow Regional Police say Marcus Grey Fievet was last seen around 3 a.m., Wednesday, in the Elm Court area in New Glasgow. There is no information to suggest foul play. If have information you are asked to call police.
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by Alex AllanPolice need help tracing what happened to a man who was found seriously hurt on a Moncton trail. Officers responded to a biking trail behind High Street at approximately 6:11 p.m. last Thursday. They found a man lying on the ground, suffering from injuries believed to be caused by an assault....
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by Evan TaylorThe fire that destroyed the Holiday Island ferry in July 2022 is part of a bigger problem with how Canada handles emergencies at sea, according to a new report from the Transportation Safety Board. The ferry was carrying over 250 people between Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island when a fire...
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by Tara ClowMoncton will see one of its streets renamed. After a lengthy discussion, with some debate on whether to postpone the decision again, Moncton City Council voted in favour of beginning the process to rename Glendale Crescent. Senior Development Officer Paul Edgar explained the name change was...
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by Alex AllanTwo men have been arrested following a weapons-related incident at a home near Hampton. RCMP said officers were called to a residence on Route 111 in Hillsdale last Wednesday. Members of the Sussex and Hampton RCMP detachments were assisting the Saint John Police Force in the search for a...
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by Brad PerryThe New Brunswick government will not be renewing the salvage dealer’s licence for a controversial Moncton scrapyard. Public Safety Minister Robert Gauvin wrote to American Iron & Metal (AIM) last week announcing his decision. Gauvin acknowledged the Toombs Street site has been licensed for...
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