A Nova Scotia man has been arrested in northern part of the province after police found contraband cigarettes during a routine traffic stop. RCMP pulled over a pickup truck on the in Saint-Leonard and found 200,000 illegal smokes.
He will be appearing in court in September to answer to the charges of possession of contraband cigarettes.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Another Internet Scam is Active
The New Brunswick Securities Commission has raised the red flag about an internet dating investment scheme out of Ghana. It involves worthless gold certificates and the Commission was alerted about the fraud thanks to the quick action of a bank employee.
They thought something was strange recently when the person scammed tried to make a large withdrawl.
Unfortunately, the heads up didn't come quick enough as the person has already lost thousands.
This internet scam is very personal in nature and begins with contact by way of a dating website, a relationship develops and then someone starts asking for cash which get bigger with each request.
They thought something was strange recently when the person scammed tried to make a large withdrawl.
Unfortunately, the heads up didn't come quick enough as the person has already lost thousands.
This internet scam is very personal in nature and begins with contact by way of a dating website, a relationship develops and then someone starts asking for cash which get bigger with each request.
Not much of a Change With Gas Prices
You'll be paying basically the same for gas as you did yesterday following the weekly setting. Self Serve regular is still selling around town for 97.2 cents a litre. Diesel dropped by less than a cent to $1.00.1. The price of propane rose by just over a penny to $1.02.9 and furnace oil fell slightly to 87.3 cents a litre.
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