Even Cupid is struggling with high prices. According to a BMO Valentine’s Day report, 56% of Canadians say the rising cost of living is affecting dating. Many surveyed said they’re going on fewer dates and/or planning less-expensive activities. Forty-two per cent of single Canucks admitted to...
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by Tim DavidsonThe Dryden OPP have laid charges after a near miss. The incident took place around 4 pm on Tuesday, when police observed what they called a dangerous maneuver. Officers had to take evasive action to avoid a collision. A short time later, the OPP located the suspect vehicle and driver. The...
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Even Cupid is struggling with high prices. According to a BMO Valentine’s Day report, 56% of Canadians say the rising cost of living is affecting dating. Many surveyed said they’re going on fewer dates and/or planning less-expensive activities. Forty-two per cent of single Canucks admitted to...
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by NewsSCHOOLS All public schools in New Brunswick are closed, including in the Anglophone East and Francophone South school districts. All Oulton College campuses are closed.
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by Alex AllanDue to extreme cold temperatures, all school buses in Sioux Lookout, Red Lake, and Ear Falls will be cancelled Thursday morning. Environment Canada has issued extreme cold warnings for these regions, with temperatures dropping to dangerous levels. Buses are expected to resume operations this...
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by NewsWe’re in for a messy mix of weather across the province and it’s forcing some schools to cancel classes or send students home early. Freezing rain warnings are in place for Halifax, most of the Truro area and all of western Nova Scotia. Students under the South Shore, Halifax and...
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by Alex AllanEnvironment Canada has issued snowfall warnings and special weather statements across New Brunswick, with significant snow expected to begin Thursday morning. Areas along the Bay of Fundy will see around 10 centimetres while the Moncton region could get 10 to 15 centimetres. To the north, up to...
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by Randy ThomsFort Frances town council is showing its Canadian pride. Council is backing a resolution that rejects any consideration of Canada becoming part of the United States. It originated from the Town of Halton Hills and distributed to cities and towns across the province. Mayor Andrew Hallikas says it...
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by Jacob MooreAll of the country’s premiers are visiting Washington. The goal was to talk to U.S. officials about the impact of tariffs on Canadian exports. New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says it’s been a very positive and productive trip so far. “So far, we’ve had excellent conversations with congressmen...
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by Jacob MooreA Halifax police officer is facing charges for harassing a woman he knew. It allegedly happened between September and October of 2023, according to a news release from the Serious Incident Response Team. SiRT got the tip on May 8th of last year. Detective Constable Robert Baird was charged today...
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