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Mishkeegogamang First Nation signs long-term agreement with First Mining
Posted 10 July 2025

Mishkeegogamang First Nation signs long-term agreement with First Mining

Mishkeegogamang First Nation and First Mining Gold Corp have signed a long-term relationship agreement for the development of the Springpole Gold Project. The deal outlines a collaborative approach for the development of a significant gold source in the region that respects the environment and...

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RCMP looking for man after alleged voyeurism incident in Lower Sackville
Posted 10 July 2025

RCMP looking for man after alleged voyeurism incident in Lower Sackville

The RCMP is looking for a man after a voyeurism incident in Lower Sackville. Police say it happened on Tuesday at a business on Sackville Drive. They say a man walked into the women’s bathroom, lied down on the floor, and looked at a woman under the stall door. The man ran away from the scene....

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Measles case confirmed in Sussex region
Posted 10 July 2025

Measles case confirmed in Sussex region

A confirmed case of measles in the Sussex region has Public Health encouraging people to get vaccinated. The news came just hours before a vaccine clinic was scheduled to take place in the town later in the day on Thursday. Public Health said the case is believed to be related to another person...

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Charges laid in trail collision that injured two in Inverness County
Posted 10 July 2025

Charges laid in trail collision that injured two in Inverness County

A Harbourview man is facing charges after a side-by-side collision on the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail near Inverness County. The crash happened on May 22 around 6 p.m. when two side-by-sides collided head-on while travelling in opposite directions. One vehicle rolled down an embankment, injuring...

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Canadian trips to the U.S. down again in June
Posted 10 July 2025

Canadian trips to the U.S. down again in June

Canadian visits to the United States are down for the sixth straight month, according to Statistics Canada. The number of Canadians returning from the U.S. by vehicle dropped 33 per cent year over year in June to 1.3 million. It marked the sixth consecutive month of year-over-year decline, said...

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Fuel prices expected to increase in N.B.
Posted 10 July 2025

Fuel prices expected to increase in N.B.

You may want to stop at the gas station on your way home from work. An industry source says fuel prices will climb across the board on Thursday night. The maximum price for regular self-serve is expected to climb by around three cents per litre. The current maximum price is $1.41 per litre,...

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Tribute in Riverview park for former student who died tragically
Posted 10 July 2025

Tribute in Riverview park for former student who died tragically

A memorial to remember a former Frank L. Bowser school student in Riverview. Twenty-one-year-old Alexandria Wortman died in Halifax in January after she was struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk. Home and School President Lara Lavoie says her name has been engraved at the Rebecca Schofield All...

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$500 ticket into effect for parking at hospitals with no business there
Posted 10 July 2025

$500 ticket into effect for parking at hospitals with no business there

If you park at the hospital in HRM and have no reason for being there, you could be slapped with a hefty fine. Health Minister Michelle Thompson told reporters, as of Thursday, $500 tickets will be in effect. “We certainly wanted a fine that would be a strong deterrent to people. We’re very...

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Riverview holds first ever Hike and Seek
Posted 10 July 2025

Riverview holds first ever Hike and Seek

A first-time event for Riverview. The town is hosting a ‘Hike and Seek’ at Mill Creek Nature Park for the public. It was created by Keira Macdougall, who is the outdoor recreation lead this summer. She says they’ll be looking for things like landmarks, wildlife, and plants using a Bingo card....

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Another hike in Kenora’s municipal insurance
Posted 10 July 2025

Another hike in Kenora’s municipal insurance

The cost of the city’s insurance just keeps going up. The price tags this year are over $900,000 for three different premiums including cyber-protection. Health and Safety Officer Bruce Graham says one way of reducing the premiums is increasing the deductible. “It’s always an option…I wanted to...

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