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Antigonish RCMP are investigating an early morning break-in from August 30. Antigonish RCMP Sgt. Warren MacBeath said at around 1 a.m. on August 30, two individuals broke a window at Oak Manor by Burnside Brewing on Main Street in order to gain access to the business, and stole a quantity…

With the influx of university students coming to the area over the next few weeks, Antigonish RCMP want residents and students alike to stay safe. Antigonish RCMP Sgt. Warren MacBeath said this time of year brings StFX University students back to town, noting athletics are already underway. With that comes…

With an upcoming storm on the weekend, police are asking residents to be cautious when making holiday travel plans. Yesterday, Nova Scotia Power stated it is preparing for high winds and heavy rain across the province, beginning in the western part of Nova Scotia Friday afternoon and moving into Cape Breton overnight and…

With the winter weather upon us, the RCMP are asking drivers to take care and take precautions. Antigonish RCMP Sergeant Warren MacBeath said preparedness measures include getting winter tires on your vehicle, leaving more space between yourself and other vehicles, and being aware of upcoming weather and road conditions. Police…

Antigonish RCMP confirm they have received reports of harassing messages sent to Town Mayor Laurie Boucher. Boucher got the messages as Town and County Councils recently voted in favour of moving forward with consolidation. Late last week, the CAO's of the Town and County, in a joint message say they understand and respect varying views,

Sgt. Warren MacBeath appeared before Antigonish Town Council last night to offer a monthly RCMP report to members and keep them up to date on recent goings on with police. One item of note for the month of March was the seizure of 2.6 kilograms of pure cocaine, ecstasy pills, cutting agent, and a large

With the steady stream of scams coming at residents, Antigonish RCMP Sgt. Warren MacBeath is urging people to be vigilant when it comes to sharing personal information. MacBeath said scammers are usually looking for banking information, social insurance numbers, and credit card numbers, to either steal money or set up fake identification for use on

With it being St. Patrick's Day, Antigonish RCMP Sgt. Warren MacBeath said local RCMP have extra policing resources available. Since the students came back in January, said MacBeath, there was a concerted and collaborative effort between the RCMP and StFX administration and student association in reinforcing the importance of respecting the gathering limits. He said