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COMMUNITY1 month ago
New Brunswick Students Face Cellphone Ban and Delayed Lunch Service as School Year Starts
As New Brunswick schools reopen, superintendents navigate a new cellphone ban alongside delays in the province's pay-what-you-can lunch program rollout.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Why Online Harms Are Now Considered the Primary Threat to Children Across Canada
A new Children First Canada report ranks online harms as the top threat to kids, citing AI risks, abuse cases, and calls for stronger digital safety...
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
What to Know After a Veteran Vancouver Officer Denies Allegations in $3M Fraud Case
Vancouver police officer Kal Dosanjh denies fraud and theft charges involving $3M in alleged losses after a two-year covert housing investigation.
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COMMUNITY2 months ago
How Math and Smart Engineering Are Working to Prevent Fatal Off-Road Rollovers in New Brunswick
Engineers at the University of New Brunswick have developed an ATV control system using math and algorithms to help prevent fatal off-road rollovers.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Florenceville-Bristol Community Mourns Following Fatal Route 105 Crash
A 40-year-old Beechwood man died Friday after a single-vehicle crash on Route 105 in Florenceville-Bristol. A passenger was hospitalized. RCMP investigate.
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LOCAL2 months ago
How CSC Intercepted $112,150 in Illegal Goods at Atlantic Institution
Correctional Service Canada seized $112,150 worth of weapons, drugs, and electronics at Atlantic Institution in Renous, N.B., on Aug. 31.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Why Extra Vigilance at Atlantic Institution Blocked $112K in Illegal Goods
Correctional staff at Atlantic Institution in Renous intercepted contraband and unauthorized items valued at over $112,000, triggering an investigation.
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LOCAL2 months agoEscape from Nighttime Kidnapping Leads to Charges
Three people face legal action after a Tracadie man escaped an armed kidnapping in Esgenoôpetitj. RCMP confirm those involved were known to each other.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months ago
Radio Miscommunication Briefly Delays Marine One Takeoff Near Washington Air Traffic Control
Air traffic controllers experienced radio communication delays with Marine One at the White House on Thursday, following a similar August 4 incident.
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LOCAL2 months ago
Saint-Simon Church Loss Leaves Community Mourning Following Arson Charge
A 68-year-old man faces an arson charge after a massive Monday morning fire destroyed Saint-Simon's historic church, New Brunswick's largest wooden church.
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