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A confirmed case of measles in New Brunswick. The Officer of the Chief Medical Officer of Health is issuing an advisory for a potential exposure in the Moncton area to someone who recently travelled internationally. The exposure was in New Brunswick and Quebec in the following locations: July 20, 11:20 a.m. to 3:35 p....

The province is still considering how to enforce rules for landlords and tenants. Premier Tim Houston says the province is still considering the best way to go about implementing an enforcement agency for the Residential Tenancies Act. "The discussions around the enforcement arm, those are ongoing discussions that...

Crews made quick work of a fire at NB Power's Bayside Generating Station in Saint John on Friday afternoon. First responders were called to the power generating station on Bayside Drive around 3:30 p.m. Flames and thick black smoke could be seen coming from the roof of the east side building. The Saint John Fire Depart...

You can catch the Canada's women's team face off against France on Sunday outside the Halifax Convention Centre. The viewing party is hosted by the Halifax Tides Football Club, Halifax's very own women's soccer team. Two big screens in front of the Convention Centre on Argyle Street will play the game. Entry is free, b...

A 57-year-old Thunder Bay resident is facing child pornography charges. City police's Cyber Crime Unit began an investigation earlier this month after receiving a tip about a local in possession of child pornography. A search warrant was executed yesterday morning, and multiple electronic devices were seized from the r...

The first-ever Miss Indigenous Canada pageant goes this weekend. Twenty-six women, aged 18 to 30, representing communities across the country, are competing at the event at Six Nations of the Grand River. Jaida Gregg of Thunder Bay is among them. She is representing her home community of Lac Seul First Nation. Her page...

Efforts continue to make Saint John's municipal electric utility its own corporation. In March, council voted to petition the province for a private bill to "corporatize" Saint John Energy. Under the province's Local Governance Act, municipal governments are not allowed to establish corporations. The proposed...

The Thunder Bay Police Service has successfully removed a batch of illegal drugs from the community. An investigation by the city police's Intelligence Unit has resulted in multiple charges. In April police began investigating drug trafficking from a residence on Archibald Street South. A search warrant was obtained th...

New Brunswick social workers are among several groups of employees to vote in favour of a new collective agreement. The provincial government announced the voting results of CUPE Local 1418 in a news release on Friday. "As a government, we value the important work the social workers (including child protection), p...

Simplified rules for dogs to enter the United States are a relief to many truck drivers. Earlier this year, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control introduced new rules to keep dog rabies out of the country. The initial rules, which take effect Aug. 1, would have required dog owners to fill out several forms, including on...