St. Stephen RCMP are asking for the public’s help to identify individuals of interest following a break and enter in Campobello. “The incident is believed to have occurred between June and October 2026, at a seasonal residence on Fundy Drive in Campobello,” RCMP said in a release. “One or more individuals forcefully gained access to […]
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David Hickey, minister responsible for the New Brunswick Housing Corporation, has responded to a request for funding for increased security around the Lighthouse Lodge, saying the community needs to provide land options for transitional housing. “As you’ve referenced in your letter, I have publicly stated my position that the shelter should never have been established […]
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The Municipal District of St. Stephen (MDSS) is asking the province to immediately fund security officers for the Lighthouse Lodge, a homeless shelter in the community. The municipality sent a letter to Premier Susan Holt and several members of her cabinet on Thursday following an announcement of a pilot launched in Moncton. The letter is […]
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New Brunswick Public Health says St. Stephen’s close proximity to the Canada-U.S. border may be a factor as the community grapples with a surge in overdose calls. Dr. Kimberley Barker, regional medical officer of health, made those comments while presenting to the municipal council last week. “I really feel as though you are in a […]
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A 63-year-old woman from Grand Manan has died following a single all-terrain vehicle (ATV) crash in Grand Harbour, according to the RCMP. On Nov. 4, around 11:26 a.m., Grand Manan RCMP responded to the report of a single ATV crash on Hill Road. “The crash is believed to have occurred when the eastbound ATV left […]
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Public Health says it has yet to identify the component of the St. Stephen drug supply that is causing toxic drug poisonings in the community. Dr. Kimberly Barker, the regional chief medical officer of health, presented to St. Stephen council following a surge in suspected overdoses cases that temporarily strained medical resources in the community. […]
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The first family picture I framed of Patrick, Maud and me was actually a newspaper clipping. It was taken at the CHCO television studio at Christmastime during the COVID-19 pandemic. There’s a nutcracker behind us, part of the set for the Santa’s Helpers telethon. Looking at it now, I can remember that strange season when […]
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As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, some sellers start asking themselves the same question: Should I keep my home on the market through winter, or take it off and try again in the spring? It’s a fair question, especially here in Charlotte County, where the pace of the market can change with […]
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