N.B. threatens to close AIM following fourth explosion since December
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The province is warning AIM that it will shut down operations if explosions persist. Continue reading
Saint John
‘I am not a liar’: Saint John forensic officer concludes testimony at Oland murder trial
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Sgt. Mark Smith was accused of initially not volunteering to the court that two officers had entered the Richard Oland murder scene. It had not been mentioned in his notes. Continue reading
Police thought Dennis Oland might flee after his father’s murder, trial told
So many officers wanted a look at the bloody scene, the defence has said it was like a sightseeing tour. Continue reading
Saint John tries to temper public expectations on snow removal
After a beginning to winter marked by criticism over snow and ice removal, Saint John is trying to let residents know what they can reasonably expect. Continue reading
Saint John police officer at centre of Dennis Oland mistrial promoted despite controversy
Sean Rocca was promoted from constable to staff sergeant last week, according to a post on the Saint John Police Association’s Twitter page. Continue reading
No bloodstains found in Oland’s car, officer tells murder trial
Dennis Oland, 50, an investment adviser, is on trial for a second time for the bludgeoning death of his multi-millionaire father, Richard, a member of the prominent Maritime beer-brewing family. Continue reading
National skating championships inject $2.5M into Saint John economy
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The competition, which gets underway Monday, has drawn more the 200 competitors to the Saint John area. Continue reading
New Brunswick Liberal MP calls out Andrew Scheer over foreign oil comments
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Andrew Scheer suggested Canada should block Saudi Arabia oil imports as punishment following the murder of a Saudi journalist Continue reading
N.B. students could see ‘blizzard bags’ in place of snow days
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Blizzard bags are assignments to be completed on a day when technically kids should be in class anyway. Continue reading
Minor 3.7 magnitude earthquake hits outside of Saint John
Natural Resources Canada reports the epicentre of the quake was 35 kilometres north of Saint John and it occurred at 9:49 a.m. Continue reading