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4 caught driving impaired by Macdonald Bridge within 30 min
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Posted 2 June 2025

4 caught driving impaired by Macdonald Bridge within 30 min

Three people were arrested for driving impaired over the weekend in Dartmouth. Halifax police say during a traffic stop by the Macdonald Bridge, Friday between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m., they caught four impaired drivers all within 30 minutes. A 32-year-old man was arrested for impaired operation of a...

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Sioux Lookout Airport making security changes
Posted 2 June 2025

Sioux Lookout Airport making security changes

The airport in Sioux Lookout is making a change to improve security. Starting on June 12th, a portion of the existing departure area will become a secure holding room to accommodate passenger screening. This means that passengers will be screened prior to entering the hold room, The airport says...

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Air Quality Warning issued for parts of NWO
Posted 2 June 2025

Air Quality Warning issued for parts of NWO

Air quality in the region is expected to get worse before it gets better. Much of the region is already has an Air Quality Statement because of smoke from forest fires in Northern Saskatchewan, Manitoba and along the Ontario border with Manitoba. But meteorologist from Environment Canada Geoff...

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Ocean Week Fundy is making waves in the community
Posted 2 June 2025

Ocean Week Fundy is making waves in the community

Ocean Week Fundy is back, bringing people together to celebrate and protect local waters. Now in its second year as a regional hub for Ocean Week Canada, the event highlights the importance of ocean conservation and education along the Bay of Fundy coastline. Hosted by Stonehammer UNESCO Global...

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Youth facing charges following robbery investigation
Posted 2 June 2025

Youth facing charges following robbery investigation

A 17-year-old is facing charges in Thunder Bay after allegedly robbing two teenagers at knifepoint. Officers were sent to Arthur Street West just after midnight on Sunday after receiving a report of a robbery involving a weapon. A man had approached the teens holding a knife, and he stole a...

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Man armed with knife arrested after barricading inside Timberlea home
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Posted 2 June 2025

Man armed with knife arrested after barricading inside Timberlea home

A man is facing charges after barricading himself inside a home in Timberlea armed with a knife. RCMP say it happened shortly after midnight, Sunday on Lakehigh Cres. The man got in the front door and threatened to harm himself. A 33-year-old woman, who was in the home, asked him to leave, but...

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Negotiations continue as unionized WSIB workers seek new deal
Posted 2 June 2025

Negotiations continue as unionized WSIB workers seek new deal

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board and the union representing many of their employees remain at an impasse. OCEU/CUPE 1750’s bargaining team was briefly away from the table on Sunday, opting to attend a rally for injured workers on the first annual Injured Workers’ Day. “Successive...

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New Director of Finance appointed for SRCE
Posted 2 June 2025

New Director of Finance appointed for SRCE

There will be a new Director of Finance for the Strait Regional Centre for Education (SRCE). Eric MacEachern has been appointed to the role. SRCE says in a news release, she will oversee the Centre’s financial operations, including budgeting, accounting and financial reporting. “Bringing over 20...

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Muise, Smith chosen as Yarmouth’s top volunteers
Posted 2 June 2025

Muise, Smith chosen as Yarmouth’s top volunteers

Two from Yarmouth are heading to the province’s volunteer reception later this year. Kerry Muise was chosen as the Municipality of the District of Yarmouth’s top volunteer. Muise has volunteered countless hours into the Yarmouth Rotary Club, served as president of the Yarmouth and Area Chamber...

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Police investigating two alleged assaults, asking for public’s help
Posted 2 June 2025

Police investigating two alleged assaults, asking for public’s help

Saint John Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects connected to separate alleged assaults. Police say the first incident happened on April 12 around 9:40 p.m. in a restaurant parking lot on Lansdowne Avenue. A parked vehicle was allegedly damaged, and when the owner...

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