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'Off the charts': Garbage complaints skyrocket in CBRM

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By Tom Ayers Verified
| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified
Nova Scotia·New Garbage complaints are soaring in CBRM after the municipality took over pickup from a private contractor this spring. Councillors say rural routes are being repeatedly missed and wait times for the new large-item "call-to-haul" service are stretching into late fall..
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CBRM councillors calling for quicker action to get in on offshore wind

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By Tom Ayers Verified
| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified
Nova Scotia·New Two Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillors are calling on staff to issue an expression of interest looking for companies to develop a piece of land in Sydney harbour and take advantage of the latest moves to help create an offshore wind industry.
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We'koqma'q First Nation bans man, woman at centre of human trafficking and drug investigation

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By Tom Ayers Verified
| CBCH-FM (Charlottetown, PE) Verified
Nova Scotia·New We'koqma'q banned Hubert Matthews and Harriet Battiste from the community after what the band said was an "emergency meeting" with the RCMP. We'koqma'q and Potlotek First Nations say confidential and safe support is available for any victims Tom Ayers · CBC News · Posted: Jun 29, 2026 4:55 PM EDT | Last Updated: 6 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur.
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