
Man arrested after allegedly fleeing police while impaired
A Kingston Peninsula man has been arrested after police said he fled from officers while driving impaired. RCMP said they tried to stop a vehicle with a burnt-out headlight in Carter's Point around 11:50 p.m. Tuesday. "The driver fled from police in a dangerous manner and officers did not pursue," police said...
12h ago

Complaint against Saint Andrews mayor 'dismissed' following third-party investigation
A code-of-conduct complaint filed against Mayor Brad Henderson has been dismissed by council following an investigation by a third party. During a council meeting, Henderson recused himself as council was presented an investigative report by Jody Carr - the subject of which is not public. The name of the complainant wa...
18h ago

Man charged with killing 2 boys officially charged
A man accused of killing two boys in Saint John's north end has officially been charged. Roman Kamyshnyy, 46, faces two counts of first-degree murder following the Jan. 30 incident. Officers responded to a residence on Skaling Court in Millidgeville around 7 a.m. that day. Inside they found the bodies of a 10-year-old ...
18h ago

13th annual radiothon raises $324K for Saint John hospital
The 13th annual Love Your Hospital Radiothon on Country 94 and 97.3 The Wave was another huge success. Thursday's 12-hour fundraiser raised $324,300 for the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation - the second-highest total in the event's history. The goal this year was to raise $275,000 to buy two new state-of-the-art...
Feb 13, 2025

Hickey Road should reopen Thursday after water main break
Much of Hickey Road in Saint John has reopened after a water main break on Wednesday. The closure of the busy east side road extended from Bruce Lane to Simonds High School. City officials said Thursday afternoon that crews are cleaning up the road, which should reopen later in the evening. Water service has also been ...
Feb 13, 2025
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Man charged after robbery at Hampton business
Charges have been laid following a robbery at a Hampton business which saw an employee pepper-sprayed. A man entered the Main Street business and stole lottery tickets around 12:45 a.m. on Feb. 5, according to police. The suspect allegedly pepper-sprayed a worker in the face before fleeing in a white compact four-door ...
Feb 13, 2025

ER virtual care pilot should be cancelled: medical society
The New Brunswick Medical Society (NBMS) is calling for the cancellation of a virtual care pilot project at two rural emergency departments in the province. Patients visiting the Sussex Health Centre and the Charlotte County Hospital have the option of seeing a doctor virtually through Teladoc for non-life-threatening ...
Feb 13, 2025

UPDATE: Evacuation order lifted in St. George
Dozens of residents in St George have been allowed to return home after a natural gas leak on Wednesday. The incident happened in the Main Street and Clinch Street area around 4:15 p.m. "Persons in the area must evacuate the area immediately and await further instructions," the municipality of Eastern Charlo...
Feb 13, 2025

Radiothon looks to raise $275K for Saint John hospital
Here is your chance to help improve health care for residents across New Brunswick. The annual Love Your Hospital Radiothon on Country 94 and 97.3 The Wave runs from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. For the 13th year, we have partnered with the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation to raise money for the hospital. "I'...
Feb 12, 2025
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Saint John most vulnerable city to U.S. tariffs: report
A New Brunswick city is the most vulnerable in Canada if the U.S. implements across-the-board tariffs. That is according to a new analysis recently completed by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Saint John is home to the Irving Oil refinery, the largest in Canada, with more than 80 per cent of its product exported to t...
Feb 12, 2025