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Charges laid after 2 people pepper-sprayed on city’s south side
Posted 25 April 2025

Charges laid after 2 people pepper-sprayed on city’s south side

A woman is facing multiple charges following a police response to two people being pepper-sprayed. Officers were sent to the area of May and Miles Streets around 11 p.m. on Thursday after receiving a report about two assaults. When officers got on the scene, they found a man and a woman who had...

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Recommendations to improve safety for people in custody
Posted 25 April 2025

Recommendations to improve safety for people in custody

A coroner’s inquest has made recommendations to improve safety while transporting people in custody. Lonnie Carr died due to drug-induced cardiac arrest while in sheriff custody in April 2023. A two-day inquest was held in Fredericton this week, where jurors heard details about Carr’s death....

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Provincial swimming championships make waves in Saint John
Posted 25 April 2025

Provincial swimming championships make waves in Saint John

The New Brunswick Provincial Swimming Championships are diving off this weekend at the Canada Games Aquatic Centre in Saint John. Swimmers from across the Maritimes are competing for a chance to qualify for national meets and secure spots on the Canada Games team heading to Newfoundland this...

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Bulldogs improve to 2-1 at Don Johnson Cup
Posted 25 April 2025

Bulldogs improve to 2-1 at Don Johnson Cup

The Antigonish Bulldogs got a big win Friday afternoon at the Don Johnson Cup. They beat the Kensington Vipers 5-1 to improve to two-and-one at the Maritime Junior B hockey tournament in New Brunswick. The Bulldogs have one game left in the round-robin, Friday night against the host Kent...

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Kam River Park the new recommendation for temporary shelter village
Posted 25 April 2025

Kam River Park the new recommendation for temporary shelter village

Thunder Bay’s city council is set to receive a new recommendation for a location for the Temporary Shelter Village Initiative. City administration is recommending that Kam River Park be selected as the host site at Monday night’s city council meeting. The proposed village, once complete, will...

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Moncton man charged in child pornography case
Posted 25 April 2025

Moncton man charged in child pornography case

A 58-year-old man from Moncton has been charged with possession of child pornography. Police say the charge stems from an investigation that began in July 2024 after they received information from the public. On July 19, 2024, officers searched a home in Dieppe, where the man was arrested....

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Rainy weekend in store for southern N.B.
Posted 25 April 2025

Rainy weekend in store for southern N.B.

You will want to grab an umbrella and rain jacket if you plan on heading out this weekend. Environment Canada said southern New Brunswick is in for a soggy couple of days. Showers and periods of rain are expected beginning Saturday morning and continuing into Sunday night. Meteorologist Jill...

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Saint Andrews council wants more involvement in RCMP negotiations
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Posted 25 April 2025

Saint Andrews council wants more involvement in RCMP negotiations

The municipal council in Saint Andrews hopes to be more actively involved in the negotiations of the RCMP contract. It voted to send a letter to the federal government regarding the third round of negotiations between the Government of Canada and the National Police Federation – the union...

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N.S. funding 58 new childcare spaces in Pictou County
Posted 25 April 2025

N.S. funding 58 new childcare spaces in Pictou County

More child-care spaces are on the way for families in Pictou County. The Province is providing $3.1 million to the Plymouth Community and Recreation Association to support a major expansion at the Plymouth Community Centre. The work will add 58 early learning spaces, including 16 dedicated to...

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UFCA calls for more fishing enforcement from next government
Posted 25 April 2025

UFCA calls for more fishing enforcement from next government

A group representing commercial fishers wants the next government to crack down on illegal fishing. The Unified Fisheries Conservation Alliance says out-of-season lobster fishing and elver poaching is creating chaos. UFCA President Colin Sproul says enforcement is key. “What we’d like to see is...

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