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Naked man breaks into home, flees officers and steals car: P.E.I. police (opens the original)
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A 35-year-old man is facing several charges, including public nudity and break and enter, after two different incidents in Summerside, P.E.I., on July 28. A King Street resident reportedly found a naked man on their back porch and called 911. Summerside Police Services responded to the complaint after 5 p.m. He allegedly fled from the residence with a pair of headphones and shoes. Within an hour police received another complaint about a stolen Jeep from Brockville Street. East Prince RCMP found
Mooseland Road, N.S., wildfire grows to 1,700 hectares, remains out of control (opens the original)
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A wildfire on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore that prompted an evacuation order has seen “significant growth,” according to Nova Scotia’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR). The fire on Mooseland Road has jumped from 300 hectares to 1,700 hectares, according to an update from DNR on Friday. “Just the speed of the fire yesterday, I would suspect there will be areas where it will burn deep, but not like late summer drought deep,” Jim Rudderham, DNR director of fleet and forest protection, told repo
Chelsea, N.S. man ‘infuriated’ police lifted emergency alert before man with gun is caught (opens the original)
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Chelsea, N.S., resident Brian Meyers considered staying home from work when an emergency alert warned of a dangerous man with a weapon in the area. The alert went out for Lunenburg and Queens counties around 6 p.m. on Wednesday, advising the public to find a safe location and lock their doors. That alert was lifted around 9 p.m., with police saying they no longer believe there’s a risk to public safety. “Residents may resume normal activities,” they wrote. “Everybody just basically assumed that
Man accused of assault, shouting ‘racially offensive language’ in Halifax Costco has been charged (opens the original)
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A 37-year-old man has been arrested and charged after an investigation into an alleged “hate-motivated incident” at a Halifax Costco last Saturday. Videos circulated online of the man allegedly attacking a customer and shouting “racially offensive language.” Halifax Regional Police responded to the Costco on Chain Lake Drive around 1 p.m. on July 4. They learned a man had yelled at a family and assaulted another customer while continuing to shout. On Tuesday, police issued photos of the man in t
Halifax Jazz Fest prepares for 40th anniversary on the waterfront, adds new boardwalk series (opens the original)
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The TD Halifax Jazz Festival is set to kick off on Tuesday, and programs are available around the municipality showcasing the upcoming lineups. “The majority of our programming is free, which is something we’re really proud of,” says the festival’s artistic director Andrew Jackson. He says there will be free live programming on the waterfront main stage from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Wednesday to Sunday next week. “We’d like to celebrate our history while looking forward to the future,” he says, no
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