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Brad Perry
Grand Manan men arrested after ATV stolen
Two men from Grand Manan have been arrested after police say an ATV was stolen in the Saint John area. Mounties say they received a call about a stolen all-terrain vehicle at around 2:30 p.m. Sunday. ...
Brad Perry
4h ago
Improved MRI access thanks to $1M donation
An anonymous donor is helping to improve MRI access throughout New Brunswick. The Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation says it recently received a $1 million gift. Horizon Health said said the mone...
Brad Perry
9h ago
Concern in St. Stephen ahead of warming centre closure
St. Stephen councillors are raising concerns about the impending closure of the town's 24-hour warming centre. Officials say many unhoused people will be left without refuge or shelter when the centre...
Brad Perry
11h ago
Saint John police seek man on Canada-wide warrant
Saint John police are looking for help to find a man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. Bashar Alhamdan is accused of failing to appear in court, police said in a news release on Friday. The 23-year-old...
Brad Perry
11h ago
Sunday is National Day of Mourning
Many flags will be lowered to half-mast in recognition of the National Day of Mourning on Sunday. The day commemorates workers who have died, been injured, or suffered illness from work-related incide...
Brad Perry
11h ago
Garden Street construction begins Monday
A key route heading into and out of Saint John's uptown will be closed for the next few months. Construction on Garden Street between City Road and Hazen Street is slated to begin on Monday. The stree...
Brad Perry
21h ago
St. Stephen warming centre closing next week
Many unhoused people in St. Stephen will be left without refuge or shelter in just a few days. The 24-hour warming centre, which is operated by Neighbourhood Works, will close on Tuesday. With no home...
Brad Perry
21h ago
Uptown Saint John looks to recycle cigarette butts
Uptown Saint John is taking a unique approach to try and reduce the amount of cigarette butt litter. The business improvement association is rolling out 18 pole-mounted cylinders for people to place c...
Brad Perry
Apr 25, 2024
Fuel prices expected to drop in N.B.
It looks like we are in for a break at the fuel pumps in New Brunswick. An industry source says fuel prices will drop across the board on Thursday night. Regular self-serve is expected to come down by...
Brad Perry
Apr 25, 2024
N.B. police stop responding to most fuel theft complaints
A rising number of fuel thefts in New Brunswick is placing an increasing strain on police resources. That is one of the reasons why police in our province have stopped responding to most of these comp...
Brad Perry
Apr 25, 2024
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