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Acadia Broadcasting is lending a hand to the Christmas Cheer fundraiser. 36 Hours of Cheer gets going Thursday, on air from 6:00 a.m. and running unti...

A recent traffic enforcement operation by RCMP targeted impaired drivers in Dieppe, Moncton and Riverview. On ...

Codiac Regional RCMP Supt. Ron DeSilva will no longer put the term "acting" before his title, he announced at ...

A New Brunswick man is facing several charges after driving a stolen minivan into a police car on Tuesday nigh...

Program provides a week's worth of groceries and Christmas gifts for families with children who might otherwise go without.

Moncton City Council has approved a motion that requires proof of full COVID-19 vaccination for any person to ...

Moncton High School has too many students and not enough seats. A letter sent to parents last week by acting s...

(Photo: Acadia Broadcasting) Some businesses will not be lifting all of the safety policies put into place for COVID-19 when the province returns to green. Cineplex Spokesperson Sarah Van Lange says employees at theatres across the country will continue to wear masks. “We will continue following all health and safety policies mandated by the government, including enhanced cleaning and safety signage throughout our facilities. Masks for guests will be optional and we will have them available ...

We might not be able to gather at the Moose n Fiddle Music Festival this year - but we can still enjoy the sights and sounds of amazing Canadian musical acts...from the safety and comfort of our own backyards. Catch the Kitchen Party on YouTube on August 28th at 8pm. If you do not have wi-fi/ internet, no worries, an audio only version will be playing on 89.5 The Lake and 93.1 The Border that evening! Here is our incredible line-up: Pharis & Jason Romero

Charges have now been laid against a Moncton man in connection with a shooting incident near Alma. RCMP respon...