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Man facing three charges after a traffic stop in Cape Breton. SaltWire Network | Updated 6 hours ago | 1 min read Premium content. A 28-year-old man has been charged after failing to stop for police on Thursday. According to a release sent by the Cape Breton Regional Police, officers tried to stop a vehicle on Ling Street in Glace Bay but the ...
Top news in Atlantic Canada Killing of Nathaniel Brown added to Nova Scotia unsolved crimes reward program The Nova Scotia government is offering up to $150,000 to anyone with information leading to the arrest or conviction in relation to the February shooting death of Nathaniel Maurice Brown in Dartmouth.
National Indigenous Peoples Day is a celebration of the rich and diverse cultures of Indigenous peoples. Mark Hoffe Special to SaltWire On June 21, 2017, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a statement intending to rename National Aboriginal Day to National Indigenous Peoples Day. The statement was released during the 150th anniversary year of ...
Angela Capobianco · Multimedia Journalist | Updated Jun. 18, 2024 | 1 min read. The expanded Pictou County Transit (PCT) routes began running on June 17. The expanded routes will see buses travel from Westville, the Town of Pictou, Trenton, and Pictou Landing. Residents from these communities will be able to travel to New ...
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Police in Saint John seeking alleged sexual assault suspect impersonating Vet's cab driver. Police in Saint John are investigating a report of a sexual assault involving a man impersonating a Vet's taxi driver in the early morning on Thursday. Police say the victim, a 29-year-old woman, was picked up in the Anglin Drive area by the ...
Shutdown role: Cape Breton Eagles’ rookie Desjardins steps up his blueline play. Étienne Desjardins isn’t surprised that his role with the Cape Breton Eagles this season is to play a shutdown-style game on the blueline. Standing at six-foot-one and weighing 208 pounds, Desjardins is the second biggest defenceman on the roster, ...
