by NewsAnother voyeurism incident in Lower Sackville. Halifax RCMP say they’re searching for a woman who entered a bathroom stall at a restaurant on July 14. The woman tried to use her phone to take a picture of another woman inside the stall. When the victim yelled, the woman with the phone went into...
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by Jacob MooreHalifax police have found the body of a 27-year-old man in the Halifax harbour. At about 4:30 p.m. on Monday, police got a call that a man had jumped into the water near the Salter Street area of the boardwalk, but he did not come back up, according to spokesperson for the Halifax Regional...
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by Brad PerryA first-of-its-kind shark study is making waves in Passamaquoddy Bay this summer—and community volunteers are needed to help make history. From July 19 to 26, the inaugural Passamaquoddy Bay White Shark Week will bring together scientists, Indigenous leaders, and local residents for an intensive...
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by Jacob MooreOntario has signed two major trade agreements. One is with British Columbia, and the other is with all three territories. The agreements cut red tape and costs for businesses to send goods between provinces. It also lets skilled workers move more freely across the country by recognizing their...
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by Jacob MooreNew Brunswick has a new trade agreement with Manitoba. It will help remove trade barrier between the two provinces and allow workers to move between them more easily. You will also be able to buy alcohol directly from companies in Manitoba. New Brunswick signed two other agreements in April with...
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A long-time festival returns for its 38th year. The Argyle Abuptic festival runs Friday to Sunday, with lots of events. It starts with a car rally on Friday night at Camp Cove wharf, teams have an hour and a half to travel throughout Argyle and solve clues and riddles. Later, a sunset fire on...
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by Tara ClowThe Greater Moncton International Airport is offering more selection to its passengers. It is expanding its food and beverage offerings in the pre-security area of the terminal. Shediac-based Adorable Chocolat will open later in July, and in the fall, the Connections Cafe Souvenir will begin...
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by Jacob MooreForty-eight fires are burning across Northwestern Ontario. One was put out yesterday, and two popped up since. Firefighters are keeping an eye on one, while another is burning out of control at a little less than one hectare in size east of Gull Lake. Overall, 10 fires are out of control, two...
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by Alex AllanA housing and commercial project proposed in Rothesay is drawing uncertainty from residents, especially those living near the site. Many are worried about flooding, infrastructure and how the town’s character could change. The plan would add nearly 1,300 residential units, along with retail...
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by Brad PerryA New Brunswick organization is tracking cyanobacteria in provincial waterways as it works to learn more about the bacteria. The Hammond River Angling Association has deployed more than a dozen cyano trackers along the Saint John River watershed. “It’s a little solar-powered device that kind of...
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