Nova Scotia traffic stop leads to drug, weapons charges: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP say an officer seized a machete, cocaine, cash, a concealed handgun and other "related material" during a traffic stop on Sunday.
Nova Scotia RCMP say an officer seized a machete, cocaine, cash, a concealed handgun and other "related material" during a traffic stop on Sunday.
Mayor Diane Therrien says the decision to cancel the event was based on protecting the health and well-being of residents and to help prevent the spread of the virus.
The pier, at the foot of 14th Street, remains behind yellow tape Monday as police and the coroner continue their investigation.
In a news release Monday, the utility said it has recommended to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board that there be no increase in water rates for the next two years.
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