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(Photo: Acadia Broadcasting) An expansion at the Hospice Shoppe on Collishaw Drive will mean more funds raised for palliative care. Board Chair for Hospice Southeast New Brunswick Dennis Cochrane says they wanted to find a way at their current location to create more space, “So we bought the building, tore down the wall, and extended the shop into that area. Then completely renovated, painted, added some new lighting, change the dressing rooms around and added around 1200 to 1300 square feet of space. The intention behind that was to provide a bit of extra space for some offices for Hospice...

The OPP are studying human trafficking across Northwestern Ontario and they have even brought in an expert fro...

A teenage from North Caribou Lake, which is north of Sioux Lookout, is standing up to bullying. Her name is Memekwe Apetawakeesic-Morisseau, she’s a 14 year old aspiring teen artist and is she is the winner of a poster contest, that was created for Tikinagan Child and Family Service’s “Red Alert! Bullying Hurts!” campaign. Her design was selected as the winner from over 130 entries. Memekwe used a bullying story from her own live as inspiration for her poster. Sarah Mcarthy, who is a part of our Acadia Broadcasting news team, has written a great article about this. You can read more h...

(Photo: Acadia Broadcasting) Another storm that is affecting the southern parts of the province, has closed schools for the second time in less than a week. Anglophone East and Francophone South schools, with the exception of Baie-Ste-Anne, Fredericton, Miramichi, Oromocto, Richibucto, Rogersville, and Saint-Louis-de-Kent are closed today due to weather conditions. Environment Canada Meteorologist Samantha Roch says as of around 5:30 this morning, around 18 centimetres had fallen.  An additional five to ten centimetres is expected before the storm wraps up at around noon. She says we’ll al...

Since Sunday, 18 individuals have recovered from the virus. There have been 18 deaths and the number of active cases is 273 with three patients in hospital and two in intensive care. On Sunday, 1,215 tests were conducted for a total of 201,167. Zone 1 (Moncton region) is at the Red level and Zone 4 (Edmundston region) remains in lockdown. All other zones remain in the Orange level under the province’s mandatory order. '); } return false; }); $('#comments .commentlist .comment-content a').attr('target','_blank'); });