All posts tagged "RCMP"
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoWhy Gun-Control Advocates Are Demanding Transparency Over the Tumbler Ridge Firearm Details
Gun-control groups call on the RCMP to release firearm details from the Tumbler Ridge shooting, as police and Premier Eby stress investigation integrity.
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NB STORIES1 month agoCommunity Support Sought as Police Investigate Allegations Involving Former Summer Camp Cook
RCMP investigate alleged sexual assault at Camp Ta-Wa-Si in Johnston Point, NB. A 46-year-old former cook faces charges as authorities seek information.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Community Murder Case Concludes with Life Sentence and 14-Year Parole Delay
Keith Maurice Martin received a life sentence with no parole for 14 years for a 2024 fatal shooting and attempted murder in Esgenoôpetitj First Nation.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
Why Gun Groups Are Demanding RCMP Release Tumbler Ridge Shooting Details
Five gun control advocacy groups are urging the RCMP to release details on the firearms used in the fatal Feb. 10 mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge,...
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NB STORIES1 month ago
What Families Need to Know After a School-Site Arrest Following Summer Camp Assault Charges
RCMP are seeking other potential victims after a woman was charged with sexual assault at a Johnstone Point summer camp and arrested at a local school.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Memramcook Père Lefebvre Statue Restored After August Vandalism Incident
A century-old bronze statue of Père Camille Lefebvre in Memramcook, N.B., has been restored to its base after being vandalized in late August.
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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 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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COMMUNITY2 months ago
Why Nanaimo Residents May See a Future RCMP Police Dog Around Town
Four-month-old German shepherd puppy Basko has arrived in Nanaimo to begin one to two years of RCMP police dog training following a proud family lineage.
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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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