Local News from Monday, April 14th, 2025

Liberal candidate Don Bradshaw had been a journalist on the west coast for NTV News for decades. He says the big issues in this area are tourism and the fishery.

Past President Kara Pye says they are issuing a call for past and current members to share memorabilia to be put on display. This could be old scribes, photos, clothing or other items.

A man was being held against his will by another man who was in possession of a weapon. 

Officers are working to determine the validity of the threats made.

Recipients of the RISE awards are Level II high school students who demonstrate academic excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Mayor Jim Parsons says they had limited attendance last week at a couple of sessions and tomorrow night anyone can log on to take part virtually.

Corporal Jolene Garland says the fine is quite significant and a first time offense carries a fine of $390.