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12/08/2025

Man who killed N.B. cop in 1987 in process of being released

12/08/2025

N.B. program gives students with disabilities a path to the workforce
Inclusion NB sets students up with the skills and opportunities to get hands-on experience

12/08/2025

High tides due to lunar cycle cause minor flooding in Bathurst area
City used pumps and plows to clear the water and ice

12/08/2025

There are no school closures in New Brunswick
There are no school closures in P.E.I.

Maritime school closures for Dec. 8
Nova Scotia

• Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education: All schools are closed due to weather and road conditions. Offices and worksites will open at 10 a.m.

• Chignecto-Central Regional Centre for Education: All schools in Cumberland County, Pictou County, Colchester County and schools in the municipality of East Hants will be closed due to the weather forecast and road conditions. Offices and work sites remain open.

• Strait Regional Centre for Education: Classes are cancelled at all schools due to predicted deteriorating weather.

• Cape Breton-Victoria Regional Centre for Education: Classes are cancelled today for all students due to expected deteriorating weather conditions.

• CSAP: Due to the weather forecast, classes are canceled at the following schools: Acadie Star School Center, NDA school, Beau-Port School, École acadienne de Pomquet, Belle-Baie School, Acadian school of Truro, Rose-des-Vents School.

• Acadia University will delay opening campus until noon. All morning exams will be rescheduled to a later date.

• NSCC: Pictou Campus, Strait Area Campus and the Wagmatcook Learning Centre are closed. Truro Campus, Cumberland Campus – including the Amherst Learning Centre - Kingstec Campus and Annapolis Valley Campus – including COGS - is also closed.

info collected from CTV NEWS

12/08/2025

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE !! WE ARE ABOUT TO HIT 85 THOUSAND FOLLOWERS... IF YOU HAVEN'T..PLEASE HIT THAT LIKE/FOLLOW BUTTON ....okay okay ...coffee first ☕🙂 Have a fantastic day everyone ..show Monday who's boss 😎😋🔥

He was wrong to steal that d**gThe buzz in court Friday was that a Fredericton man who stole a vi****or from a downtown ...
12/08/2025

He was wrong to steal that d**g

The buzz in court Friday was that a Fredericton man who stole a vi****or from a downtown store a year ago had already served his time for that and other petty crimes.

12/08/2025

New Brunswick still needs school bus mechanics

12/08/2025

Push to preserve historic covered bridges in New Brunswick. The number of historic covered bridges continues to drop and this needs to stop !!

One day at a time my friend ❤️❤️keep it up Sierra 🙂source/credit -Oceanview Addiction Treatment Sierra has been with us ...
12/08/2025

One day at a time my friend ❤️❤️keep it up Sierra 🙂

source/credit -Oceanview Addiction Treatment

Sierra has been with us at Oceanview for 8 months now, and throughout that time she has shown remarkable growth, strength, and resilience. While her journey has not been without challenges, each bump in the road has become an opportunity for her to learn, reflect, and continue moving forward.

Today, Sierra is truly shining — she is the healthiest, most grounded, and confident version of herself that we have seen. Her commitment to healing, her openness to support, and her courage in working through difficult moments are inspiring to everyone around her.

We are incredibly proud of the progress she has made, and excited to see her continue building a strong foundation for her future. Let’s all give Sierra a round of applause for the amazing work she has done and the person she is becoming 🤗

- Maritime Happenings Another year without his name...💔 On December 2nd, 2007, Codiac RCMP responded to a complaint of a...
12/08/2025

- Maritime Happenings

Another year without his name...💔 On December 2nd, 2007, Codiac RCMP responded to a complaint of a person found deceased, close to Mapleton Road, in Moncton, NB.....

🧬A known DNA sample was collected and compared to several persons who believed they could be family relatives. Those comparisons were unsuccessful. To date, all attempts to identify the deceased person have failed......😢

The man is described as being of average height, slim build, dark brown hair with natural auburn tint, an unkept beard, appearing to be in his forties. The man was wearing an old grey down filled jacket, two leather jackets, blue jeans, a blue tuque and blue mittens.

Agency Name: Codiac Regional RCMP
Agency Contact Person:
Agency Phone Number: 506-857-2400
Agency E-Mail: [email protected]
Agency Case Number: 20071447371

12/07/2025

U.S. tariffs hurting New Brunswick craft businesses

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