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A Ward 3 Councillor-elect is asking the residents of Greater Moncton leave their back porch light on tonight. ...

Bridgewater, NS, Canada / CKBW May 27, 2021 | 1:49 PM RCMP are sharing few details about how they will handle the start of the Sipekne’katik First Nation summer lobster fishery. Chief Mike Sack has said they will move ahead with a ‘moderate livelihood’ lobster fishery in St. Mary’s Bay from June 1st to December 15th. In a statement to Acadia Broadcasting, the RCMP say they will ensure a coordinated, appropriate and measured approach, if required. Resources will be deployed based on operational needs. Information about the operations, tactics and resources they will use will not be rel...

A firm belief from the province's Premier everything has to be made in Ontario. In Acadia Broadcasting's exclusive interview with Doug Ford, he reveal...

Ontario’s Premier is refusing to take a chance with a regional lockdown approach in fighting COVID-19. In an exclusive interview with Acadia Broadcasting, Doug Ford acknowledges northwestern Ontario’s low case count, but stresses the situation would change if restrictions eased. “We can’t have people travelling, because as soon as we open up regions. Everyone from Toronto and GTA are going to start heading up there again. For a few more weeks, it’s just not worth it,” maintains the Premier. Ford adds he wants more time for more people vaccinated. He’s also encouraging this regio...

Thunder Bay Mayor Bill Mauro (City of Thunder Bay) Thunder Bay’s mayor is not budging in his call for provincial regional lockdown approach. After Premier Doug Ford told our newsroom he was not willing to take the chance, for now, should COVID-19 cases go up here, Bill Mauro wasn’t buying it. “The idea that people from the GTHA, Greater Toronto, Hamilton area hotspots, are going to travel to Thunder Bay to play golf, or play tennis, I think is a bit of a stretch.  And even if that was to occur, that could easily be accommodated,” noted the mayor.