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Broadcaster to be inducted into N.B. Country Music Hall of Fame
Posted 15 January 2025

Broadcaster to be inducted into N.B. Country Music Hall of Fame

A long-time radio broadcaster is among five new inductees to the New Brunswick Country Music Hall of Fame. Mark Downey has been an announcer at 98.1 FM in St. Stephen since its launch back in May 2001. The station initially started as The Tide but has been known as Charlotte FM for a number of...

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Police presence expected around Lincoln Street
Posted 15 January 2025

Police presence expected around Lincoln Street

Police in Thunder Bay are investigating an incident they are calling serious in the Lincoln Street area. A visible police presence is expected. Officers were sent to the area just before 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday. No information was released about the situation itself. The Major Crimes and Forensic...

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Trudeau to host cabinet retreat to discuss Canada-US relations
Posted 15 January 2025

Trudeau to host cabinet retreat to discuss Canada-US relations

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will lead a cabinet retreat on January 20-21 in Quebec, focusing on defending Canada’s interests and strengthening ties with the United States. The meeting coincides with the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who has recently suggested imposing...

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Saint John development faces opposition from residents
Posted 15 January 2025

Saint John development faces opposition from residents

The Gault Road area on the west side of Saint John is a quiet residential neighbourhood filled with mainly single-family homes. It is that quaintness some residents worry could be lost if a proposed residential development goes ahead. Mike Cavanagh Homes wants to rezone a section of land at 125...

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Input sought on Irving Oil refinery air quality approval renewal
Posted 15 January 2025

Input sought on Irving Oil refinery air quality approval renewal

You can have your say on the air quality approval for the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John. The Department of Environment is seeking input as the approval comes up for renewal. The refinery processes about 313,000 barrels of crude oil per day into various petroleum products. Provincial...

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Missing 14-year-old Halifax girl
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Posted 15 January 2025

Missing 14-year-old Halifax girl

A 14-year-old girl from Halifax is missing. Police say Kayla Wescott was last seen Tuesday around 7:45 p.m. near Summer Street in Halifax. She is described as a white female youth, around 5’7, medium build, reddish blonde hair with green and blue streaks. Kayla was last seen wearing a red...

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U.A.R.B. invokes interrupter to hike diesel prices
Posted 15 January 2025

U.A.R.B. invokes interrupter to hike diesel prices

If you’re filling up with diesel, you’ll be paying more for it Wednesday. Nova Scotia’s Utility and Review Board invoked the interrupter clause at midnight. The provincial regulator usually adjusts fuel prices on Fridays. This unscheduled adjustment sees diesel up 5.8 cents a litre to a minimum...

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N.S. small business helping California wildfire efforts one scrunchie at a time
Posted 15 January 2025

N.S. small business helping California wildfire efforts one scrunchie at a time

A small business owner in HRM is trying to do her part to help those affected by the wildfires that continue to ravage California and displace thousands. Tanya Neary owns O Sweet Madeline, a sewing business she has run out of her home in Mount Uniacke since 2008. Neary has friends who live in...

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New Brunswick firefighters ready to help fight California wildfires
Posted 15 January 2025

New Brunswick firefighters ready to help fight California wildfires

Twenty-three New Brunswick firefighters are set to assist in battling the devastating wildfires raging across California. Following a national request from the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre on Friday, the firefighters quickly completed their mandatory fitness tests on Sunday afternoon....

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Hillsview Acres closes to non-essential visitors in response to flu outbreak
Posted 15 January 2025

Hillsview Acres closes to non-essential visitors in response to flu outbreak

Hillsview Acres Home for Special Care, located between Liverpool and Caledonia on Highway 8, is currently closed to non-essential visitors due to flu-like symptoms observed in residents. This precautionary measure was put in place Monday, January 14 to ensure the health and safety of everyone at...

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