The Fredericton police have
confirmed that they are investigating a complaint against the YMCA in the
provincial Capital.
A camera was allegedly discovered in a locker room
at the facility after they experienced an ongoing problem with theft. There's no
word on who installed the camera.
Inspector Gary Forward says they can't
say anything more at this point for fear of influencing the
investigation.
They'll release more information as it becomes available.
A Fredericton-based
data-analytics company called Introhive will be hiring 60 new people for
information and communications technology jobs in Saint John and Fredericton
over the next five years.
Their software, used worldwide, analyzes data
to improve how companies market, sell and manage their customers.
Funding of up to $480,000 will be provided to the company to create 60
program manager, developer, customer support jobs.
People can now start signing up
for the New Brunswick Drug Plan on a voluntary basis.
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If you're not
ensured and have a valid Medicare card, you're eligible to enroll in the plan.
Some insured residents will also be able to join if they need a drug that is not
covered under their private plan but is covered under the government drug plan,
or if their current plan is maxed out.
More information about the drug
plan is available by calling 1-855-540-7325 or by going online.
98.1 the Tide in St Stephen, as well as Country 94 and 97.3 The Wave in Saint John have been honoured by the United Way for support of
the organization's 2013 fund raising campaign.
The stations received the Valued
Community Partner Award during a reception yesterday. A number of other awards were
also presented including one to the former ExxonMobil call centre where
employees raised almost half a million dollars over the years the centre was
located in the city.
