by Brad PerryThe bitterly cold weather is going to continue for the first part of this week. Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold warning for northwestern Ontario. “That’s going to last for the Monday, even Tuesday, particularly along the U.S. border with Minnesota,” said Meteorologist Trudy Kidd....
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by Alex AllanTwo Canadian Liberal Party members have announced their intentions to run for the leadership of the party. Former Deputy Prime Minister, Chrystia Freeland and Ontario MP, Karina Gould, both spoke on Sunday about their leadership bids. The Liberal Party has set March 9 as the date to select their...
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by Alex AllanA messy mix of weather is expected Sunday night and Monday for parts of the province Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for northern mainland Nova Scotia. Freezing rain is expected to start late Sunday evening and continue until Monday morning, with an estimated duration of...
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by Alex AllanHalifax Regional Police are investigating a suspicious death after an incident that occurred in Dartmouth. Police responded to reports Sunday morning of gunshots fired in the area of Lahey Road and Clarence Street. Officers found a man and a woman suffering from gunshot wounds at the scene and...
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by Brad PerryThe City of Moncton has declared an overnight winter parking ban. No on-street parking is allowed anywhere in the city between midnight Sunday night and 7 a.m. Monday. Updates on the overnight winter parking ban are available on the Moncton Alerts Dashboard.
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by Tim DavidsonThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled several brands of eggs due to Salmonella contamination. The eggs include those sold under the Compliments and Foremost brand. Consumers are urged not to use, consume or serve the eggs and grocery stores are asked not to sell or distribute the...
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by NewsNo word on what caused a crash at the Port Hastings rotary. Emergency crews are on scene and the crash is causing major traffic congestion. It happened Sunday afternoon just southwest of the Canso Causeway. Expect delays if you are in the area.
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by Alex AllanCannabis NB has resumed accepting debit and credit transactions following disruptions caused by a recent “potential cyber threat.” However, NB Liquor continues to operate on a cash-only basis. Efforts to resume debit and credit transactions at NB Liquor stores are ongoing. RELATED: NB Liquor,...
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by Brad PerryAnother opportunity to provide input on the new North End Secondary Plan being developed by the city. An open house discussion will take place at the Nick Nicolle Community Centre on Wednesday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. It will be a chance to explore possible options and...
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by Randy ThomsThe provincial government is asked to help strengthen its tourism industry. The Tourism Industry Association of Ontario (TIAO) provided a list of suggestions to a legislative committee holding pre-budget meetings. Chief Executive Officer Andrew Sigwert says it includes more marketing dollars....
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