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Yarmouth Ribfest returns Friday to Sunday
Posted 2 July 2025

Yarmouth Ribfest returns Friday to Sunday

The Yarmouth charity Ribfest returns this Friday. The town’s Rotary Club will host the festival with some money going toward local organizations. The Ribfest happens on the exhibition grounds by the Mariners Centre Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m....

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Rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs convicted on prostitution charges, acquitted on others
Posted 2 July 2025

Rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs convicted on prostitution charges, acquitted on others

Rapper Sean (Diddy) combs has been convicted of transporting people for prostitution But the jury dropped some more serious charges that could have put the 55-year-old in jail for life. He was accused of using violence and his power as a music mogul to force two former girlfriends into having...

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Woman facing impaired driving charges in fatal side-by-side crash returns to court
Posted 2 July 2025

Woman facing impaired driving charges in fatal side-by-side crash returns to court

A woman charged in connection with a fatal ATV crash that killed an infant has had her case return to court in Bridgewater. The crash happened in May 2024 near Forties. RCMP say a side-by-side off-highway vehicle carrying four people left a logging road and crashed. An infant later died from...

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Man suffers ‘serious injury’ during Moncton arrest: SiRT
Posted 2 July 2025

Man suffers ‘serious injury’ during Moncton arrest: SiRT

An independent police watchdog is investigating after a man suffered a “serious injury” during an arrest in Moncton. Codiac Regional RCMP officers were called to a report of two men fighting outside the Moncton Lions’ Club on the evening of June 3. The Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) said...

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Motorcycle crash in Antigonish Co. sends woman to hospital with serious injuries
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Posted 2 July 2025

Motorcycle crash in Antigonish Co. sends woman to hospital with serious injuries

A Mount Uniacke woman has serious injuries after a crashing her motorcycle just north of Lochaber, Antigonish County. RCMP say it happened on Highway 7 around 2 p.m., Saturday, when a Harley Davidson motorcycle and SUV collided. The driver of the motorcycle, a 62-year-old woman was taken to...

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NB Power prepared for hot weather
Posted 2 July 2025

NB Power prepared for hot weather

Power demand is increasing this week across New Brunswick amid the hot weather, but NB Power says it is prepared. Spokesperson Dominique Couture said they anticipate demand could approach 1,600 megawatts over the coming days. “For comparison, summer peaks in recent years have surpassed 1700 MW,...

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Repaving for busy HWY 102
Posted 2 July 2025

Repaving for busy HWY 102

Improvements are coming to one of the busiest highways in Nova Scotia. The province says it will repave a busy section of Highway 102 in Hants County. Work will take place on about 19 kilometres over three sections of the southbound lanes heading toward Halifax. This includes nearly 9 kilometres...

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More supportive housing in Antigonish for women fleeing violence
Posted 2 July 2025

More supportive housing in Antigonish for women fleeing violence

A local organization that helps support women and children fleeing violence is about to build a slew of new affordable homes. Patrick McKenna, second stage housing coordinator and fund developer with The Naomi Society tells our newsroom the eight to 10 units coming to Sugarloaf are thanks to a...

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N.S. RCMP officer facing sexual assault charges again
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Posted 2 July 2025

N.S. RCMP officer facing sexual assault charges again

The province’s police watch dog has charged a Nova Scotia RCMP officer with sexual assault, again. SiRT says it was in March when they became aware of this allegation that happened in January 2023. The officer has been suspended without pay since January of last year due to other charges of...

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Bylaws prohibit fireworks in Moncton without permission
Posted 2 July 2025

Bylaws prohibit fireworks in Moncton without permission

If you were one of many residents who chose to create your own fireworks display on Canada Day, take note for future festivities. There is a bylaw in the City of Moncton that states you must have permission from the Fire Chief’s office. “You can buy them, and it’s not illegal to sell them, but...

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