by Alex AllanSaint John police are searching for two men and one woman in connection with an alleged theft where a senior was targeted. Authorities reported that the incident occurred on June 2 at about 1:30 p.m. in a parking lot on the 140 block of Lansdowne Avenue. Police say a woman approached the senior...
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by Tara ClowThere could be some traffic delays in downtown Moncton on Monday and Tuesday. Crosswalk painting is underway between Assomption and Foundry Streets in Moncton. Crews will be working from 8:30 am to 4 pm each day. Traffic control will be in place, but there could be some slowdowns while the work...
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by Evan TaylorDoctors Nova Scotia has announced new leadership for the year ahead, with Dr. Shelly McNeil of Halifax installed as the association’s President for 2025–26. Dr. McNeil is an infectious diseases specialist based in Halifax. She provides inpatient consultations at the QEII Health Sciences Centre...
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by NewsA 29-year-old man is facing charges after punching a construction worker in the south end of Halifax. Police say it happened Friday around 8:30 p.m. on the 5800 block of Spring Garden Road. A man, who the construction workers don’t know, tried to show them sexually inappropriate pictures on a...
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by Tara ClowA group that looks to enrich and enhance the quality of life for seniors in the city is making recommendations to the City of Moncton. The Seniors Advisory Committee outlined four priorities to Council. “We continue working with the senior centre group to establish a dedicated Centre. We...
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by Brad PerryFredericton police say no charges will be laid after a triple fatal crash in Fredericton more than a year ago. Officers tried to stop a vehicle travelling at a “high rate of speed” during the early morning hours of May 5, 2024. Shortly after, they were dispatched to a crash in the 700 block of...
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by CJ GoaterThunder Bay’s second spring leaf and yard waste collection is set to take place. Starting on Tuesday, residents will have yard waste collected on their next regular recycling day. Only kraft paper bags will be accepted for disposing yard waste. Bags are available at most hardware and grocery...
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by Jacob MooreThe city council will vote on whether to extend the students bus pass program on Tuesday. The pilot project started in 2021 with four high schools. It has since expanded to 59 schools and 30,000 students between grade 7 and 12. Halifax is working to make it a permanent program, but they need to...
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Canada is beefing up its armed forces. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the country will hit NATO’s two percent of GDP spending target this year, five years ahead of schedule. The PM says we look to the United States too much. “We will change the way we arm the men and women who serve, so we...
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Canada is leading a naval exercise off Nova Scotia’s coast that brings together military forces from other countries. Exercise CUTLASS FURY 2025 is happening off Halifax from June 9th to 18th. National Defence says the goal of this bi-annual exercise is “to enhance collective defence...
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