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Moncton issues overnight parking ban city‑wide
Posted 25 January 2026

Moncton issues overnight parking ban city‑wide

An overnight parking ban is now in effect across Moncton, with the city saying on‑street parking is not permitted in Zone 1 between midnight and 7 a.m. The restriction will remain in place until further notice to support winter operations. The city added that its Moncton Alerts Dashboard will be...

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Overnight parking ban set for early Monday
Posted 25 January 2026

Overnight parking ban set for early Monday

An overnight winter parking ban will be in effect early Monday to give crews room to clear streets and sidewalks in Halifax. The municipality said the ban will run from 1 to 6 a.m. in both the central and non‑central parking zones. Residents can confirm their zone by searching their address...

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Snow, cold warnings issued across New Brunswick
Posted 24 January 2026

Snow, cold warnings issued across New Brunswick

Environment Canada is warning of significant snowfall and dangerous wind chills across much of New Brunswick as a weather system approaches. Special weather statement continues for eastern areas Moncton, Kent County and Fundy National Park remain under a special weather statement. Environment...

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Police presence reported in Lower Sackville
Posted 24 January 2026

Police presence reported in Lower Sackville

Officers were called to Churchill Downs Circle on Saturday afternoon for an ongoing investigation. In a social media post at 4:45 p.m., the RCMP said residents would see a large police presence in the area. The post also asked people to avoid the neighbourhood to give officers space...

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Trump warns of 100% tariff on Canadian goods
Posted 24 January 2026

Trump warns of 100% tariff on Canadian goods

U.S. President Donald Trump is escalating his criticism of Canada after warning he may impose a 100‑per‑cent tariff on Canadian exports. He directed the threat at Prime Minister Mark Carney, accusing him of giving China easier access to the U.S. market. Trump posted the remarks on Truth Social,...

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Nova Scotia Power advises customers to reduce energy use
Posted 24 January 2026

Nova Scotia Power advises customers to reduce energy use

Nova Scotia Power is asking customers to cut back on electricity use as extreme cold strains the system. Heating needs during the cold snap are putting “significant pressure” on the power grid, according to the utility. The company asked customers to conserve energy during peak hours — from 7...

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Winter storm could bring heavy snow, strong winds to N.S.
Posted 24 January 2026

Winter storm could bring heavy snow, strong winds to N.S.

A winter storm early next week could bring heavy snow and strong winds to most of Nova Scotia, according to Environment Canada. A special weather statement was issued on Saturday that 15 to 25 centimetres of snow is possible from Sunday night through Tuesday morning. Environment Canada said the...

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Winter storm and snow squalls forecast for the region
Posted 24 January 2026

Winter storm and snow squalls forecast for the region

A pair of weather systems is expected to bring heavy snow, strong winds and reduced visibility over the next few days, according to Environment Canada. The agency reported that a developing winter storm could drop 15 to 25 centimetres of snow from Sunday night through Tuesday morning....

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Winter storm watch issued for southern Nova Scotia
Posted 24 January 2026

Winter storm watch issued for southern Nova Scotia

A developing winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow and strong winds to southern Nova Scotia beginning Sunday night. Environment Canada issued a yellow‑level Winter Storm Watch early Saturday as the system approaches the province. Southern areas could see 20 to 30 centimetres of snow,...

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CFIB outlook points to early 2026 economic rebound
Posted 23 January 2026

CFIB outlook points to early 2026 economic rebound

Canada may be heading into a stronger start to 2026, according to new projections from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. The organization’s latest Main Street Quarterly report outlines modest growth at the end of last year and a more positive outlook for the months ahead. CFIB’s...

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