in a crash involving a vehicle and motorcycle in the South Annex neighbourhood on Friday night Toronto Police officers were notified of a collision in the Bathurst Street and Ulster Street area just after 9 p.m Toronto Paramedics say two adults in their 20’s were taken to a trauma centre while the woman is in serious non-life-threatening condition Investigators say they were both on the motorcycle involved in the crash WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney will have to navigate a delicate balance during his first in-person meeting with Donald Trump today A planned peaceful vacation has spiralled into a prolonged two-month ordeal for Ontario man David Bennett who remains stranded in the Dominican Republic despite having all criminal charges against him.. A Canadian man arrested on vacation has been proven innocent Melissa Nakhavoly with why he is still being held in the Dominican Republic Warmer temperatures but showers are expected on-and-off for the next few days Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prioritize a list of projects including the proposed Highway 401 tunnel Monday is calling for rain and thunderstorms Stella Acquisto has the long-range forecast listen to NewsRadio Toronto live anytime and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews Toronto anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter Acadie—Bathurst 2025 federal election live results. Browse live results for all 343 ridings 252 of 252 polls are reporting as of 4:19 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election 252 of 252 polls are reporting as of 4:19 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election is projected to be re-elected in Acadie—Bathurst Cormier has 32,569 of 48,257 votes (67.49%) is in second place with 12,537 votes (25.98%) and Ty Boulay Cormier has represented the riding since 2015 21,205 voters cast ballots at advance polls Looking for another riding? Here are the full results for the 2025 federal election. The Liberals have 169 races called in their favour They have 8,535,128 votes and 43.69 per cent of the popular vote The Conservatives have 144 races called in their favour They have 8,059,938 votes and 41.26 per cent of the popular vote The Bloc Québécois have 22 races called in their favour They have 1,232,095 votes and 6.31 per cent of the popular vote The New Democrats have seven races called in their favour They have 1,231,198 votes and 6.3 per cent of the popular vote The Greens have one race called in their favour They have 243,471 votes and 1.25 per cent of the popular vote There were three independents and four vacancies in the 338-seat Commons the Commons has grown by five ridings starting with this election This article was automatically generated using data provided by Canadian Press and will update as riding results become available Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account (“Bathurst” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce additional highly anomalous soil assay results from the late fall fieldwork on the Peerless Gold Project The purpose of the infill soil sampling program was to better define known gold and multi-element geochemical trends These identified trends mainly occur along structural contacts between thrust listwanite-altered ultramafics into volcanoclastic and sedimentary country rocks Higher and more extensive gold soil values arise in settings where crosscutting brittle-ductile structures intercept the earlier brittle thrust faults These settings are one of the most important features in gold deposition within the entire Goldbridge Mining Camp and are proven to occur in several areas on the Peerless Property Bathurst will be doubling the currently permitted diamond drilling area to cover these new targets Similar lithological and structural setting to the Bralorne Mining Camp Anomalous soil geochemistry close to listwanite-altered ultramafics Higher and more extensive gold in soil values where brittle-ductile structures cross-cut earlier brittle thrust faults Significant gold mineralization occurs within ultramafics Ultramafics are typically a poor host for gold deposits; however the company encountered potential economic gold grades in February 2024 from diamond drill hole PR24-004 which returned 6.3 grams/tonne of gold over 5.1 metres The drilling permit must be expanded to cover these newly defined areas for drill testing “Based on our successful drilling program in February 2024 coupled with the detailed fall 2024 infill soil sampling program the company continues to better understand and define the controls to high-grade gold mineralization and has increased significantly the areas requiring drill testing for the first time.” The Peerless Property is situated in the historic Bralorne-Gold Bridge Mining Camp area in southwest British Columbia (Figure # 1) It has excellent all-season access to its center Access can be had by following Highway 40 east from the hamlet of Gold Bridge 10.5 km to the Tyaughton Lake turn-off and following the Tyaughton Lake access road within 200m of the Peerless showings at the center of the property the Peerless Claims are near known mining occurrences and new discoveries found in the same lithological and structural geological settings infers a strong special relationship to the thrusts related to the ultramafics with a northeast trend Figure # 3 is a compilation map presenting the excellent road access known gold occurrences as well as the results of a detailed soil sampling program The gold-in soil geochemical anomalies are extending over 2 kilometres in length and indicate two trends related to potential structural controls to gold mineralization The dominate trend to the anomalous gold-in soil geochemistry is north-east reflecting the trend of the inferred thrusts faults bounding ultramafics These new soil results have provided clear evidence of several gold bearing The 2024 diamond drilling program tested one of these structural intersections in Diamond Drill hole PR24-004 Figure 1- Regional Location Map Figure 2 – Goldbridge Area Compilation Map Figure 3 – Compilation Map of Road/trails, Know Gold Occurrences and the New Detailed Gold in Soil Anomalies. President and Director of Bathurst Metals is a "Qualified Person" as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and has approved the scientific and technical information included in this news release for dissemination For more information contact Harold Forzley Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its regulation services provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release is an exploration-stage company engaged in the acquisition and development of mineral properties in Nunavut and British Columbia The Company holds a 100% interest in the Turner Lake Gela Lake and McAvoy Lake Projects in Nunavut and the Peerless Property a gold /silver prospect in the historic Bralorne Camp in British Columbia Myriad Uranium holds a 75% earnable interest in the Copper Mountain Uranium Project, which saw US$78m in expenditures by Union Pacific during the 1970s. 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Click here Toronto police say a man in his 20s was transported to a hospital after an early morning shooting on Saturday Officers were called to the intersection of Bathurst Street and College Street just after 3:00 a.m police located a male victim with gunshot wounds He was taken to a hospital in non-life-threatening condition Road closures were in effect while police investigated Regular streetcar service in the area has also resumed SHOOTING:Bathurst St. & College St. area3:04 a.m.– Reports of a shooting– Victim located with gunshot wound(s)– An adult male victim was transported to hospital via emergency run – Street closures in effect for investigation– Anyone w/info contact police #GO2444868^vs Dundas St W and Mccaul St due to police activity 511 Bathurst: No service between Bathurst St at Queen St West and Bathurst Station due to police activity New BrunswickNewsFunding announced to build more than 60 affordable housing units in Bathurst, N.B.By Leigha KaiserPublished: February 10, 2025 at 12:08PM EST Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved New BrunswickNewsMaritime Junior Hockey League bringing new team to Bathurst, N.B.By Jeremy HullPublished: March 07, 2025 at 5:37PM EST Should a large portion of Bathurst Street have priority lanes for TTC buses and streetcars That’s the central question of a public consultation process being carried out by City of Toronto staff as part of the broader City of Toronto ‘RapidTO’ initiative said they are studying a 7.5-kilometre corridor on Bathurst Street between Eglinton Avenue West and Lake Shore Boulevard West “Tens of thousands of people rely on buses and streetcars along this key route every day, but traffic congestion slows service down,” a public consultation website stated noting the TTC’s 7 Bathurst and 511 Bathurst routes serve more than 35,000 riders every weekday “Buses and streetcars on Bathurst Street take 75 per cent longer than the average vehicle travel time and only 61 to 81 per cent of buses and streetcars arrive on time.” Between Eglinton Avenue West and Bloor Street West on Bathurst Street the proposed concept calls for converting the northbound and southbound curb lanes into red-painted priority lanes for TTC buses For sections of Bathurst Street between Bloor Street West and College Street as well as between Dundas Street West and Lake Shore Boulevard West the proposed concept calls for converting the centre northbound and southbound lanes into red-painted priority lanes for TTC streetcars Wheel-Trans vehicles and emergency vehicles The priority lanes wouldn’t be in effect between College Street and Dundas Street West due to the proximity of Toronto Western Hospital officials noted all on-street parking in the affected sections is “being considered for removal.” That would mean the loss of nearly 480 Green P on-street paid spots plus an unspecified number of one-hour and unsigned spaces They noted accessible parking spots currently in place would remain Officials also said they’re looking at removing four mid-block TTC bus stops on Bathurst Street When it comes to assisting with traffic flow at major intersections City of Toronto staff said they’re looking at new or extended turn restrictions as well as advanced left-turn signals According to the City’s website, there will be a virtual public meeting on May 12 between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. (registration is required) drop-in sessions will be held on May 10 between 11 a.m at the gymnasium of Harbord Collegiate Institute (Portuguese Cantonese and Mandarin translators will also be present) and on May 14 between 4:30 and 8:30 p.m at the gymnasium of Humewood Community School officials said a survey being released will be open until May 26 Lawrence Avenue East and Steeles Avenue East Parts of Eglinton Avenue East, Kingston Road and Morningside Avenue in Scarborough saw transit-priority lanes installed in 2020 With lanes added on around nine kilometres of roads City of Toronto staff said morning transit commute times dropped up to six minutes (depending on the comparison period used) and afternoon transit commute times dropped by up to five minutes A report also noted the reliability of buses on four routes that used the lanes improved by an average of 10 per cent We’re considering dedicated bus & streetcar lanes on Bathurst to ease congestion and improve TTC service Your feedback will help keep Toronto moving Survey closes May 26 https://t.co/0iaY9gEfZt pic.twitter.com/CqkaVzF1YW — City of Toronto (@cityoftoronto) April 23, 2025 – The Maritime Junior Hockey League (MHL) wishes to formally announce the transfer of the Fredericton Red Wings franchise to the City of Bathurst The transfer will take effect starting in the 2025-26 season “The Maritime Junior Hockey League would like to thank fans of the Red Wings and the City of Fredericton for their support over the past six seasons,” says interim MHL President Kevin Mitchell “We look forward to building new relationships with the City of Bathurst and their new fans in the Chaleur region.” Stephen County Aces during the 2014-15 season and moved to Fredericton the team made the playoffs four times and advanced to the Eastlink North Division Final twice we are thrilled to welcome the Maritime Hockey League and Global Center Ice for the upcoming hockey season as the new anchor hockey tenant for the K.C Irving Regional Centre,” says Director of Parks “Bathurst and the Chaleur region have a deeply rooted hockey history and we are greatly looking forward to ushering in this next era.” HONOURABLE MENTION: Whitecourt Wolverines (AJHL); Kam River Fighting Walleye (SIJHL); Haliburton County Huskies (OJHL); Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL); Condors du Cégep Beauce-Appalaches (LHJAAAQ) Development ProjectsCitiesTorontoReal Estate NewsOther (Canada)FeaturedTrueRendering of 4949 Bathurst Street/RAW Design Renderings of 4949 Bathurst Street/RAW Design future residents can make use of 10,570 sq ft of outdoor amenity space in the form of a rooftop patio atop the buildings' podium The spacious rooftop would enjoy nearly 360-degree views of the surrounding neighbourhood and feature green roofs and a shaded lounge with an outdoor dining and kitchen area residents would find the daycare's 5,586-sq.-ft outdoor amenity space ft of office space across levels one and two the street-level design will be further defined "by providing pedestrian unit paving and a mixture of landscaping in the form of trees and plantings to enhance the frontages," according to the planning rationale Zooming out, the building's design, brought to life by RAW Design, "will provide visual interest through a mixture of façade materials that includes glass, glazing, and brick." With the goal being to "reflect high-quality building design and contribute to the existing and planned residential and commercial character of the area," says the Planning Rationale. Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account Bathurst’s Service New Brunswick (SNB) office has reopened after continued troubles with the building closed it for a week sending those who needed services to travel to Caraquet Miramichi or north to Heron Bay or Campbellton Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to keep reading Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Don't have an account? Create Account The office at 161 Main St. reopened Friday morning after more than a week. When the office first closed, SNB communications director Jennifer Vienneau said it was due to a strong sewage odour in the building. She said those issues were addressed and the centre reopened, but within a day the smell reappeared and the office closed again. Vienneau said air quality tests were conducted and monitors installed. “The building was closed for the safety of staff and our clients.” Kristina Couture-Lebeau said she had to get some affairs in order following the death of a family member and, due to the office closure, had to drive an hour north to get the paperwork completed. “We had to drive to Dalhousie to get it done after hitting our nose on the door in Bathurst,” she said. “The service in Dalhousie was great but it was unfortunate timing due to handling the death of a loved one.” Resident Dee Dee Roy, who worked in the building for years, said there’s been a foul smell there for as long as she can remember. “Even though it is inconvenient for the customers, I’m happy that they are finally doing something about the air problem,” she said. Resident Lynne Frigault wondered why the province didn’t see this coming and make proper arrangements. “This air quality problem didn’t happen overnight so I’m sure there was enough time to set up a temporary office somewhere,” Lynne Frigault said. “There is plenty of available office space in our city. If the people from government offices can work from home remotely, I’m sure some services could have been completed from a temporary location to save everyone having to travel.” transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. 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Authorities said the victim was approached from behind and stabbed by an unidentified man who fled eastbound on St. Clair Avenue West. The victim was taken to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. The suspect is described as a male between the age of 30 to 40. He is approximately five-foot-ten and was last seen wearing blue jeans, black shoes and black jacket with a blue hood. WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney will have to navigate a delicate balance during his first in-person meeting with Donald Trump today, following months of the U.S. president targeting Canada with... A planned peaceful vacation has spiralled into a prolonged two-month ordeal for Ontario man David Bennett, who remains stranded in the Dominican Republic despite having all criminal charges against him... A Canadian man arrested on vacation has been proven innocent. Melissa Nakhavoly with why he is still being held in the Dominican Republic. Warmer temperatures but showers are expected on-and-off for the next few days. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast. Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prioritize a list of projects including the proposed Highway 401 tunnel. Monday is calling for rain and thunderstorms. Stella Acquisto has the long-range forecast. Now New and Improved! Watch CityNews, listen to NewsRadio Toronto live anytime and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts, traffic, weather and video from CityNews Toronto anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices. The Fredericton Red Wings of the Maritime Hockey League are moving to Bathurst The move was announced Friday morning at the KC Irving Regional Centre less than three months after the Acadie Bathurst Titan of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League announced the team was moving to St The team’s new name will be the Chaleur Lightning bringing back the former name of minor hockey teams in the area While the move had been rumoured for several weeks said some planning was required before an announcement could be made “Bathurst was a no-brainer when the opportunity arose,” he said “It was too good an opportunity to pass up The challenge of operating a junior team in Fredericton is almost insurmountable all of which are occupied almost every night of the week A clear and concise roundup to start your weekday morning By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Morning Email Daily Gleaner will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. Bathurst Mayor Kim Chamberlain expects the team will be welcomed to its new city with open arms. “Bathurst will continue to be the home of elite junior hockey,” she said. “I have no doubt the fans will welcome and encourage this team like it has for the last number of years.” She said the city will be entering into agreements with the team similar to that of the Titan but did not specify the details of the contract. Shannon noted the organization has a number of owners and expects others from the Chaleur area to get on board. The Red Wings, owned by Global Centre Ice Inc., currently sit sixth in the MHL’s EastLink North Division with a record of 12-36-3 and did not make the playoffs. The Wings moved to Fredericton for the 2019-2020 season from St. Stephen, where they started as an expansion team in 2014. Titan owners announced on Dec. 20 that the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League’s northern New Brunswick team had been sold and would be moving east ahead of next season. It will now be known as the Newfoundland Regiment. The Titan moved to Bathurst in 1998 where it won the league championship in its first season in Chaleur. The team made it to the league playoff final in 2001 and 2002 but not again until 2018 where it won the President’s Cup, as well as the national championship Memorial Cup. above the existing Randolph Theatre (right) Toronto-based ONE Development has made its 736 Bathurst project available for purchase opening the door for a new partner to join the project or take over the project altogether The project is set for 736 Bathurst Street half a block south from Bloor Street West and the Mirvish Village mixed-use project (formerly Honest Ed's) developed by the Vancouver-based team of Westbank and Peterson The property is currently occupied by the Randolph Theatre a 518-seat theatre formerly known as the Bathurst Street Theatre that's housed in a former Gothic revival church ONE Development was planning a 49-storey tower with approximately 650 units with a potential gross floor area (GFA) of around 537,000 sq Listed alongside 736 Bathurst Street is also 555 three single-family homes fronting Markham Street that share a rear lane with 736 Bathurst Street and 568 Markham Street are not included in the land assembly One Development has envisioned the Markham Street properties as a second phase of the project with the potential for a high-rise tower of its own that could accommodate approximately 350 units and a GFA of around 300,000 sq The properties were recently listed without an asking price by CBRE Toronto's National Investment Team who also note that the property is currently unentitled meaning no project approvals have been secured "Preliminary architectural plans for 736 Bathurst have been created by BDP Quadrangle for 537,000 sq based on a planning opinion from WND Associates and heritage preservation opinion from ERA Architects," said CBRE in its listing "Provincial policy advancements support the anticipated density for the Project as it sits on three PMTSAs (Bathurst Christie and Spadina Subway Stations)." The Randolph Theatre at 736 Bathurst Street in Toronto CBRE also notes the Annex neighbourhood's strong condominium market as key to the property's potential "The Bloor West corridor features strong condominium absorption rates and some of the City's highest sale prices with recent launches in comparable nodes achieving +$1,500 per sq with pricing for premium projects exceeding $2,000 per sq there are 63 proposed condominium projects in the Toronto West Downtown West and Annex submarkets totalling 13,374 units." ONE Development CEO Jeff O'Brien told STOREYS that the decision to seek out a partner or sell the project outright is true to their nature "ONE Development's expertise has always been focused on the earlier stages of the development process," said O'Brien in an email "Historically we have worked on targeting and acquiring sites and some or all of the site's assembly and rezoning Once we believe we have provided sufficient value in that respect or partner on the sales and construction with another developer who has more expertise in completing those phases." The current bid submission deadline for the Bathurst and Markham Street property is Monday, September 30. The Service New Brunswick office in Bathurst is again closed until further notice The office at 161 Main St. downtown was closed for the third time in a month on Nov. 22 after poor air quality sent some staff home feeling ill, spokesperson Clarissa Andersen confirmed.  “WorkSafeNB has been informed of the situation and the office will remain closed until expert advice can be sought on how to best mitigate the ongoing air quality issue,” she said in an email. The office first closed on Oct. 11 at noon due to a strong sewage odour in the building. On Oct. 16, SNB said those issues had been addressed and the centre re-opened the same morning. But within a day, the smell returned and forced the office to closed until Oct. 25.  In the three weeks since, the odour has returned, sending staff home and leaving customers little option but to travel to the nearest offices in either Dalhousie, Miramichi, Caraquet or Tracadie. “Approximately a dozen employees felt ill,” Andersen said. “Employees have been reassigned and the majority will work at other service centres.” As for the ongoing air-quality issue, she said the department is waiting on the building’s owner for an answer, but said there’s a chance the office may relocate. “The owner of the building has implemented several mitigation measures. An air-quality expert will be assessing the building and help determine next steps based on their findings. Depending on how much time may be needed to implement further measures, SNB will consider opening a temporary location.” Andersen said most services are available online or via TeleServices at 1-888-762-8600 and that driver’s license testing will continue at an alternate site in Bathurst. She was not sure how long the most recent closure might last. 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We also offer Instant Reports, downloadable snapshots based on location, and a daily subscription newsletter, New Development Insider that tracks projects from initial application.​​​ (the "Company" or "Magna Terra") (TSXV:MTT) is pleased to announce that it has acquired a significant and strategic exploration land package - the Rocky Brook Project ("Rocky Brook" or the "Project") located in the prolific Bathurst Mining Camp of northern New Brunswick via two separate option agreements The Rocky Brook Project comprises approximately 10,500 hectares in 33 mineral claims located adjacent to and along strike from the Williams Brook Project owned by Kinross Gold Corporation ("Kinross") and Puma Exploration Inc where a zone of high-grade gold mineralization was discovered over broad widths including drill intervals up to 5.55 g/t Au over 50.15 m The Project is located adjacent to a 30-kilometre-long section of the Rocky Brook-Millstream fault and associated McIntyre and Ramsay Brook faults; an important structural zone controlling gold mineralization within the region (Figure 1) The Project also covers a zone of mafic volcanics and sedimentary rocks that show strong potential to host Cu-Co mineralization adjacent to the past-producing Caribou Mine and the Murray Brook Deposit Recent work by prospector Tim Lavoie in 2023 led to the discovery of gold mineralization at the Fournier Lake prospect with rock outcrop samples* over a 400 m area assaying up to 5.23 g/t Au (Figure 1) Previous work has led to the discovery of high-grade copper and cobalt at the Fossil Hill prospect with grab samples* from trenches assaying up to 16.65% Cu and 0.64% Co and high-grade copper at the Boudreau Brook prospect assaying up to 3% Cu (Figure 1) (* Grab samples are selective by nature and may not represent the true metal content of the mineralized zone.) The Project covers a 30-kilometre extent of the Rocky Brook-Millstream Fault system; Strategically positioned along strike from Kinross-Puma's Lynx Zone gold discovery and adjacent to the past-producing Caribou Mine and Murray Brook base metal deposits; Recent discovery in 2023 of high-grade gold assays from grab samples assaying up to 5.23 g/t Au over a 400 m area at Fournier Lake; Previous work at the Fossil Hill Zone has discovered high-grade copper-cobalt mineralization with grab samples assying up to 16.65% Cu and 0.64% Co; Previous work at the Boudreau Brook prospect has discovered copper mineralization assaying up to 3% Cu; Located within the prolific Bathurst Mining Camp and top-tier mining jurisdiction of New Brunswick; and Year-round accessibility with road access to the majority of the Project "We are very pleased to make this strategic acquisition in the prolific Bathurst Mining Camp in northern New Brunswick The optioning of the Rocky Brook Project aligns with Magna Terra's strategy of acquiring low-cost high-upside exploration projects and gives the Company and its shareholders exposure to an emerging gold district as well as a foothold in a world-class base - critical metals camp The recent discovery of high-grade gold at the Lynx Zone by Puma and subsequent recent strategic investment by Kinross to advance the Williams Brook Project highlights the growing importance of this area for gold prospectivity the recent announcement by Canadian Copper to acquire the Caribou Mine and Mill provides a catalyst for renewed critical metals exploration within this historic mining camp This acquisition dovetails well with our forward-looking strategy and our technical expertise in Atlantic Canada and is supported by Michael Gentile who has recently taken a significant ownership interest in the Company (refer to the press release dated December 4 We will continue to look at all opportunities to add value and optionality for Magna Terra shareholders and enhance our portfolio of quality We look forward in 2025 to following-up on the recent gold discoveries at Fournier Lake and the high-grade copper-cobalt mineralization at Fossil Hill and Boudreau Brook." ~ Lew Lawrick The Fournier Lake gold occurrences sit adjacent to and to the south of the Rocky Brook-Millstream Fault Zone and transected by the McCormack Brook and McIntrye Brook faults; along or near that same fault systems that host the nearby Lynx Zone and Jonpol prospects (Figure 1) The Property is underlain by Silurian sedimentary rocks of the Petit Rocher Group siltstone and interbedded calcareous mudstone that are intruded by Devonian-aged Ramsay Brook gabbro (Wilson The Fournier Lake occurrences were discovered in 2023 by prospector Tim Lavoie where rock outcrop samples* returned assays of 5.23 g/t Au The Fournier Lake property is located to the north and east of several significant gold prospects highlighted by the adjacent Williams Brook Project where Kinross and Puma recently completed a joint venture agreement whereby Kinross can earn a 65% interest in the Williams Brook Project by spending $16,750,000 in exploration expenditures during a period of five (5) years (including a firm commitment of $2,000,000 with at least 5,000 metres of drilling during the first 18 months) Kinross also completed a concurrent private placement of $1,011,473.47 by purchasing 9.9% of the issued and outstanding shares of Puma (refer to the Puma Exploration press release dated October 24 has been drilled by Puma over a strike length of 750 m and remains open at depth and along strike is hosted in quartz veins and breccias within rhyolite units at the contact with sedimentary rocks Drilling has returned assays up to 5.55 g/t gold over 50.15 m (WB21-02) historical diamond drilling returned 1.13 g/t Au over 12.0 m The Fossil Hill and Boudreau Brook copper-cobalt occurrences are hosted within an area of complexly deformed and thrust faulted volcanic and sedimentary rocks to the south of the Ramsay Brook and Rocky Brook-Millstream Faults (Figure 1) The property is underlain by mafic volcanic rocks and associated gabbro of the middle to late California Lake and Sormany groups that are overlain by Silurian conglomerate and sandstone of the Petit Rocher Group (Wilson and high-grade copper at the Boudreau Brook prospect assaying up to 3% Cu The Boudreau Brook and Fossil Hill occurrences sit approximately 5 kilometres to the north and northwest of the nearby Murray Brook Deposit and Caribou Mines in an area that has not received as much exploration as these more developed deposits The Murray Brook Deposit hosts a Measured & Indicated mineral resource of21.1 Mt grading 2.49% Zn and 38.6 g/t Ag (1.41% CuEq or 4.77% ZnEq)(NI43-101 technical report by Stone et al. The nearby Caribou Mine and Mill has been in production intermittently since its discovery with most recent mining by Trevali Mining Corporation from 2015 to 2022 and is currently on care and maintenance The Caribou Complex currently hosts a 3,000 tonne per day SAG (semi-autogenous grinding) mill is currently in the process of acquiring the Caribou Complex with plans to mine and process the ore from their 100% owned Murray Brook Deposit at Caribou The Bathurst Mining Camp is one of the world's oldest base metal (lead gold and silver) mining districts hosting one of Canada's largest volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits The Bathurst Mining camp is host to over 46 mineral deposits A total of 136,643,367 tonnes of ore grading 3.44% Pb and 102.2 g/t Ag were mined from the Bathurst Mining Camp (McCutcheon and Walker The Company has acquired the Rocky Brook Project from Prospect Or Corp. under two option agreements dated December 16 2024; the Fournier Lake Agreement (covering 7 mineral claims) and the Boudreau Brook Fossil Hill Agreement (covering 26 mineral claims) The Company can earn a 100% interest in the Rocky Brook Project by paying $5,000 in cash and issuing 650,000 common shares on signing; with $50,000 in cash and $110,000 in cash and/or consideration shares payable over a four-year period ending December 16 Prospect Or retains a 2% Net Smelter Return Royalty ("NSR") with 1% of the NSR purchasable at anytime by Magna Terra for $1,000,000 Magna Terra has a Right of First Refusal on the remaining 1% NSR All share issuances will be based on the greater of $0.05 per share or the 10-day volume weighted average price on the date a payment is due and the Company elects to make such payment in common shares the maximum number of common shares issuable by the Company with respect to the potential share consideration payable for each of the two agreements is 2,850,000 common shares The common shares which may be issued under the agreements will be subject to a regulatory four month and one day hold period from their date of issuance and are subject to approval by the TSX Venture Exchange Figure 1: A map showing the location of the Rocky Brook Project Payments for the Cape Spencer and Marigold Exploration Option Agreements The Company has also recently issued certain common shares in relation to two other option agreements located within New Brunswick - the Cape Spencer and Marigold Option Agreements Under the terms of the Cape Spencer option agreement the Company can earn a 100% interest in the Cape Spencer Property by paying the Optionor a total of $350,000 in cash and/or consideration shares and $145,000 in milestone payments based on certain exploration activities in cash or consideration shares 2025 (refer to the press release dated September 15 the Company issued 500,000 common shares of the Company and will pay $25,000 in cash to settle the sixth anniversary payment totalling $50,000 Under the terms of the Marigold option agreement the Company can earn a 100% interest in the Marigold Property (Cape Spencer Project) by paying the Optionor a total of $175,000 in cash and/or consideration shares and 1,075,000 common shares of the Company 2025 (refer to the press release dated September 27 the Company issued 700,000 common shares of the Company and has paid $25,000 to settle the fourth anniversary payment totalling $60,000 The common shares issued under the above-mentioned agreements are subject to a regulatory four month and one day hold period from their date of issuance This news release has been reviewed and approved by David A under National Instrument 43-101 - Standard for Disclosure for Mineral Projects All quoted drill core and rock samples results were compiled from historic assessment and government reports obtained from the government of New Brunswick The Qualified Person has not completed sufficient work to validate these historic results * Grab samples are selective by nature and may not represent the true metal content of the mineralized zone ^"Technical Report and Updated Mineral Resource Estimate of the Murray Brook ZN-PB-CU-AG Project New Brunswick Canada" (effective October 3, 2023) prepared by P&E Mining Consultants Inc. for Canadian Copper, and filed on www.sedarplus.ca Part 2: Mining History and Contributions to Society is a precious and critical metals focused exploration company Magna Terra is focused on acquiring and advancing its high-potential mineral projects in Atlantic Canada and Argentina while generating value for shareholders and minimizing shareholder dilution through option and joint venture partnerships where appropriate; leveraging our ability to explore The Company is focused on exploring our 100%-owned Humber Copper-Cobalt Project in Newfoundland and Labrador and our 100%-owned Cape Spencer Gold Project in New Brunswick the Company has recently optioned the Great Northern Project in Newfoundland to Gold Hunter Resources Inc for total cash and share consideration of $9.5 million over a 2-year period the Company maintains a significant exploration portfolio in the province of Santa Cruz Argentina which includes its Boleadora Project being advanced by Newmont Corp under an option to purchase agreement valued at US$1 million in cash over a 6-year period and including a 2% NSR capped at US$20 million; a precious metals discovery on its Luna Roja Project proximal to Cerrado Gold's operating Don Nicholas Project infrastructure as well as several additional district scale drill ready projects available for purchase or option/joint venture Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release Cautionary Statements Regarding Forward-Looking Information This news release contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively "forward-looking statements") within the meaning of applicable Canadian legislation All statements in this news release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements and include statements regarding beliefs expectations and orientations regarding the future including the ability of the Company to file a report that complies with Regulation 43-101 Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable and reflect expectations of future developments and other factors which management believes to be reasonable and relevant the Company can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct Forward-looking statements are typically identified by words such as: "believes" "scheduled" or variations of such words and phrases and similar expressions refer to future events or results that may might or will occur or be taken or achieved In making the forward-looking statements in this news release the Company has applied several material assumptions and the ability of the author of the Technical Reports to finalize same Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results performance or achievements of the Company to differ materially from any future results performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking information Such risks and other factors include the inability of the Company to execute its proposed business plans and carry out planned future activities Other factors may also adversely affect the future results or performance of the Company changes in the financial markets and in the demand for precious metals regulations and policies affecting the mineral exploration industry and the Company's investment and operation in the mineral exploration sector as well as the risks and uncertainties which are more fully described in the Company's annual and quarterly management's discussion and analysis and in other filings made by the Company with Canadian securities regulatory authorities under the Company's profile at www.sedar.com Readers are cautioned that forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance or events and are cautioned not to put undue reliance on forward-looking statements due to the inherent uncertainty of such statements These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this news release and the Company assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements or to update the reasons why actual results could differ from those projected in these forward-looking statements 5 months agoDuration 2:02Acadie-Bathurst Titan junior hockey team likely leaving New Brunswick5 months agoNewsDuration 2:02QMJHL governors were expected to vote this week on the future location of a team that has called Bathurst home since 1998. If you own an RV in Whitehorse that needs service, expect delays32 minutes agoVideo1:47 Ice cream back on the menu in Dawson City, Yukon, as shops open for the season36 minutes agoVideo0:56 Daily weekday Pascan flights from Bathurst to Saint John launched in September have already been grounded due to lack of interest Pascan says that with so few people taking advantage of the twice-daily weekday flights – an average of 1.65 people per 30-seat plane – there was little choice but to cancel the route, at least for the short term. “While we are encouraged by the response and growth on the Saint John-Halifax route, we have seen very little interest from the flying public in the Bathurst route so far,” Pascan President and CEO Julian Robert said in an emailed statement Thursday. “We would love to continue the service to Bathurst; we will continue to work with the airport authority and region and hope to return to the north in the spring should the demand be there.” The 45-minute flights were launched on Sept. 9. The planes, which can carry up to 30 passengers, had left Bathurst at 8 a.m. with a quick touchdown in Saint John before continuing on to Halifax. With the departure of Pascan flights, Bathurst Regional Airport now has Air Canada as its sole commercial provider, offering flights to Montreal every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. In a brief statement, the city said it is “aware of the present situation,” but offered no more information. Brunswick News reached out to airport board president Alain Guitard but did not hear back. A crucial chapter in the history of the Cape Breton Eagles franchise comes to an end tonight in Sydney the Eagles will play host to the Acadie-Bathurst Titan the eighth and final game of the season series between the two teams and bringing an end to 27 years of major junior hockey in northern New Brunswick particularly in the early days of the franchise Cape Breton & Bathurst engaged in many memorable battles with the Titan challenging the Halfiax Mooseheads for the title as the Eagles’ chief rivals there were many memorable physical incidents between the two sides; goaltender fights such as Marc-André Fleury vs Adam Russo & Martin Houle vs Fabio Luongo or Eagles enforcer George Davis jumping into the Bathurst bench on a snowy February night in front of a national television audience But the play between the whistles provided many memories as well the Eagles & Titan clashed three times in the playoffs most notably a Dillio Conference Final between star-studded teams in 2002 with an Eagles team featuring Fleury and JP Cote against a Titan team with the likes of Russo winning the series as they would again in 2006 the Eagles finally caught Bathurst in the post-season winning in five games in a second round showdown that will stand as the last playoff series between the teams- barring a playoff showdown this season the two teams are battling for playoff positioning as last night’s Eagles victory over the Titan pulled Cape Breton within four points of fourth place Bathurst the final home ice position in the Eastern Conference Alexis Cournoyer was excellent in the Eagles goal stopping all 28 shots for his second shutout in three games Cam Squires continued his torrid pace by collecting two assists while Lewis Gendron scored for the third time in four games as a Cape Breton Eagle Here’s what else you need to know ahead of tonight’s historic showdown at the Nest 50/50: https://rafflebox.ca/raffle/cbeagles Radio Coverage: 1270 AM CJCB or online at www.cjcbradio.com Live stats:  https://chl.ca/lhjmq-eagles/gamecentre/31220/ 2016 – The Victoriaville Tigers began their Maritimes road trip with a dual against the Acadie-Bathurst Titan The game came down to the wire and finally saw the Tigers finally skate away with a one to nothing victory After having left a very favorable impression at the Canadian Hockey League’s Top Prospects Game Victoriaville forward Pascal Laberge continued his hot streak by scoring his 15th goal of the season in the final minutes of the third period The feat was made all the more impressive as the Titan’s masked man turning away shot after shot while maintaining his trademark calm and composure there is little doubt that Pickard’s game has now reached a new summit Olivier Tremblay picked up an 18 save shutout while Marc Beckstead (VIC) and Guillaume Brisebois (BAT) were respectively named the game’s second and third stars Even if he proved unable to light up the red lamp Titan forward Jeffrey Viel once more left his mark on the game firing one shot on net from the danger zone while adding five body checks by far a game high for players on either team Taking advantage of increased responsibilities rookie forward Samuel L’Italien is beginning to prove that he is ready for a bigger role the young center man was dominant in the face-off circle Pickard has been on an incredible sequence .1000 and .969 in five of his last six games The Titan will be back in action tomorrow night as Mario Pouliot’s men travel to Saint John for a match-up against the Sea Dogs The Titan will then be back in front of their fans on Friday as they play host to Julio Billia and the Chicoutimi Saguenéens The total sum for the winning seat will be at $10,000 should attendance be at or above 2,500 fans by phone at 549-3200 or 1-877-549-3200 or online at admission.com Acadie-Bathurst Titan line combinationsJordan Maher – Mark Simpson – Daniil MiromanovJeffrey Viel – Samuel L’Italien – Vladimir KuznetsovDawson Theede – Cole Rafuse – Keegan GauthierJason Bell – Francis Thibeault Garrett Johnston – Guillaume BriseboisMark Trickett – Félix BoivinNicolas Dumulong – Jake Barter Power PlayVictoriaville: 0/3Acadie-Bathurst: 0/4 Face-offs wonVictoriaville: 29Acadie-Bathurst: 31 Body checksVictoriaville: 13Acadie-Bathurst: 17 Sign In Register FREDERICTON — New Brunswick's Liberal leader is on the defensive for comments she made on a podcast months ago that her opponents charge make northern residents in the Bathurst area seem uneducated. In January, Susan Holt told the True North Eager Beaver Podcast that the province is diverse and her party can't have one-size-fits-all policies. However, she said, there are certain issues on which her caucus must stay united "regardless of the price they might pay in their communities." She was referring to a controversial change the Blaine Higgs government made to Policy 713 — rules around how transgender children can be referred to at school. In 2023 the Progressive Conservatives required teachers to get parental consent before they can use the preferred first names and pronouns of children under 16 — a policy that was criticized around the country but one that remains popular in the province, according to polling. "I'm in urban Fredericton. It's a, you know, really progressive people here, highly educated … and my riding of Bathurst East-Nepisiguit-Saint-Isidore has (a) totally different makeup." But when it comes to Policy 713, she said, "it was clear for everyone, regardless of the price they might pay in their communities, that the right thing to do is to defend vulnerable kids and to support children's rights." The Progressive Conservatives seized on those comments, saying in a new campaign ad that the Liberal leader is accusing Bathurst residents of not being smart enough to see the problem with Higgs's policy on gender. "The Liberal leader even said that the people of Bathurst, my hometown, lack education," Kim Chamberlain, the Tory candidate running for Bathurst, said in the advertisement in French. On Tuesday, Holt defended her comments at a news conference, saying the people in the Bathurst area are "differently educated." She noted the diversity of the region, including the various occupations people hold such as farming, fishing, mining and logging. "It's one of the reasons I was really excited to go and represent (Bathurst), because of the diversity of people and the work they do and the way that they live," she said. Holt won that riding in a byelection in 2023 but is running in Fredericton South-Silverwood for the Oct. 21 election. "You have folks who have PhDs, and you have folks who completed school before the end of high school. There's a real diversity in educational attainment of the folks up there, and there's a real diversity in what they learned from the school of hard knocks and being out on the land and on the water." The Liberals have promised to reverse the changes to Policy 713 if elected, and permit teachers to use the preferred first names and pronouns of students without asking their parents for permission. Meanwhile, the Green Party released its platform Wednesday, focusing on health care, housing, cost of living and climate change. "We have a plan, and it's backed up by the generational investment we need to make to save our health-care system,” said David Coon, leader of the Greens. “Under a Green government, access to primary health care will become a right, just as access to public education is a right. No more waiting lists. Our election platform lays out our vision for the future of New Brunswick and provides a practical affordable road map to get there." Higgs, who is running for a third term in office, was scheduled to visit a paper company in Edmundston for a photo opportunity. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 9, 2024. 2 months agoDuration 1:37Chaleur Lightning of the Maritime Junior Hockey League coming to Bathurst2 months agoNewsDuration 1:37With the departure of the Acadie Bathurst Titan, who are moving to St. John's, N.L., the Chaleur Lightning, formerly the Fredericton Red Wings, will play out of the K.C. Irving Regional Centre this fall. Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem On Friday, the Quebec Maritime Junior Hockey League announced the approval to relocate the Acadie-Bathurst Titan to St the league revealed the sale happened on Thursday night ″The Titan has been an integral part of the Bathurst community for 27 years,” Thériault said The team gave us great moments and rallied the population we were playing in the smallest major junior market in Canada League commissioner Mario Cecchini admitted the league wanted to keep the team in Bathurst “I said it last January when the sale process began: The objective of the QMJHL and the Titan owners has always been to find local investors to keep the team in Bathurst,” noted Commissioner Mario ” Cecchini said none of the interested groups had any intention of operating the team in Bathurst in the medium term I sympathize and understand their pain and frustration.″ The QMJHL stated that the franchise is now owned by John Harvey Patten An official press conference will be held next month in St This will be the first franchise relocation in the QMJHL since the defunct Lewiston Maineiacs were resurrected in 2012 It will be the first QMJHL franchise in St becoming the Montreal Junior Hockey Club (now known as the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada) has been the home of the Titan since the team moved from Laval in 1998 The franchise has experienced great success over the years winning the President’s Cup in 1999 and 2018 with future NHLers Noah Dobson and Jeffrey Viel helping the team win the Memorial Cup in 2018 Acadie-Bathurst has been averaging 1,540 fans per home game The relocated franchise will play at the Many Brown’s Centre The team announced last January that they were up for sale New BrunswickNewsBoil water advisory in effect for Bathurst, N.B., due to water main breakBy Natalie LombardPublished: February 14, 2025 at 7:07AM EST A sincere heartfelt thank you goes out to the dedicated hardworking Public Works crews tackling these repairs tonight They’re contending with deep frozen ground and other challenging conditions just to reach the break and get services back online ASAP \n\n🤜🤛👷👷‍♀️\n\nNous remercions sincèrement les équipes des travaux publics qui travaillent avec dévouement et acharnement pour effectuer ces réparations ce soir Elles doivent faire face à un sol très gelé et à d'autres conditions difficiles pour atteindre le point de rupture et rétablir les services le plus rapidement possible *** MESSAGE FRANÇAIS AU BAS ***\n\nKING AVENUE - ROAD CLOSURE\nA section of King Avenue is currently closed due to major.. Whether to incorporate your practice is a major decision that can impact the trajectory of your career How do shifts in the energy sector impact the value of your business A valuation can help you understand what your company is worth in a volatile market and differentiate your business with these four steps for successful tech adoption.  one of Canada’s largest national professional services firms is pleased to announce that it will join forces with the chartered professional accounting firm the firm is led by three partners: Gilles Deveaux Mylène Haché St-Pierre and Denis St-Pierre who will all join MNP as partners Their team of 25 professionals will also follow. The firm provides a range of accounting tax and advisory services to private enterprise companies throughout Bathurst and the Acadian Peninsula As the EPR Bathurst / Péninsule team and clients are primarily francophone they will be paired with MNP’s Bas Saint-Laurent Gaspésie and Côte-Nord locations said the move reflects MNP’s continued commitment to the region: “We are thrilled to establish our presence in the Bathurst and Acadian Peninsula region and to support the businesses and organizations that thrive in their extended community.” said Leblanc “We are very excited to welcome EPR Bathurst / Péninsule – a firm that shares our values and client-centric approach – into the MNP fold.” MNP has grown to more than 125 locations across Canada and delivers a wide range of services and specialized expertise in every sector and area of business While becoming the largest of the mid-market focused firms in Canada MNP has continued to maintain its Canadian roots helping Canadian businesses both at home and abroad "We have grown quickly but we are absolutely committed to maintaining our culture and so have always been very strategic about who we invite to join our team," added Jeremy Cole MNP's Executive Vice President for the GTA and Quebec "We are known across the communities we work with as being one of Canada's most-trusted professional services firms so we are excited to welcome a very well-respected practice in EPR Bathurst / Péninsule into the MNP family says that the merger strengthens his team’s ability to offer a holistic package of professional services to their existing clients “We are particularly excited about MNP’s strong focus on the mid-market.” said Deveaux “MNP complements and enhances our current service offerings for our clients and brings greater bench strength that we believe will help us provide even greater value to our clients across the extended Bathurst and Acadian Peninsula business community.” The EPR Bathurst / Péninsule team will remain at their current locations which will be MNP’s first offices in each city National in scope and local in focus, MNP is one of Canada’s leading professional services firms — proudly serving individuals, businesses, and organizations since 1958. Through the development of strong relationships, we provide client-focused accounting, consulting, tax, and digital services. Our clients benefit from personalized strategies with a local perspective to fuel success wherever business takes them. For more information, visit www.mnp.ca Robin Ashford, Vice President of Marketing, MNP, at [email protected] Tanja Gehring, Senior Director, Marketing, Eastern Canada, MNP at [email protected] Gilles Deveaux, Partner, EPR Bathurst / Péninsule, at [email protected] Whether to incorporate your practice is a major decision that can impact the trajectory of your career, your tax obligations, and your financial freedom. How do shifts in the energy sector impact the value of your business? A valuation can help you understand what your company is worth in a volatile market. 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Please try again! 1 month agoDuration 1:56 Emotional sendoff as Acadie-Bathurst Titan play their final regular-season home game1 month agoNewsDuration 1:56The QMJHL hockey team called Bathurst home for 27 years and won a Memorial Cup If you own an RV in Whitehorse that needs service, expect delays33 minutes agoVideo1:47 Bathurst Street has reopened following a gas leak at a construction site Emergency crews were called to 64 Bathurst St near Wellington Street West just after 7:30 a.m Toronto police said construction workers were evacuated from the site Fire officials said a gas line ruptured but it’s not yet known how it happened police said the gas leak has been brought under control by Enbridge Bathurst was closed between Front Street West and King Street West to vehicles Drivers were already experiencing delays in the area after a garbage truck hit streetcar wires at King and Spadina Avenue earlier this week The incident led to road closures on Spadina and King and impacted several TTC streetcar routes in the area The TTC has said the repairs are expected to continue until the end of the week The Charlottetown Islanders nearly pulled off an incredible comeback on Thursday night but their late push fell just short in a 5-4 loss to the Acadie-Bathurst Titan After falling behind 4-0 midway through the 2nd period outshooting the Titan 30-21 and clawing within a goal before time expired Ethan Montroy led the charge with 2 goals and an assist while Donald Hickey made key saves in relief to give the Isles a chance Charlottetown controlled much of the 1st period outshooting the Titan 9-5 and generating 3 power-play opportunities with Noah Laberge and Lynden Larsen scoring to give Bathurst a 2-0 lead heading into the 1st intermission The Titan extended their lead early in the 2nd when Louis-François Bélanger buried a rebound forcing Charlottetown to make a goaltending change as Donald Hickey replaced Nicolas Ruccia Montroy got Charlottetown on the board with 8:41 left in the 2nd finishing a play set up by Thomas Sirman and Kyle Powers Although the Titan answered with a shorthanded goal Jonathan Lanza struck in the final second of the period dominating the final frame with relentless pressure Zachary Plamondon buried a setup from Ethan Montroy and Kyle Powers to make it 5-3 Montroy struck again with 8:26 remaining—his 2nd goal and 3rd point of the night—off a feed from Thomas Sirman and Nathan Leek outshooting Bathurst 12-6 in the period while Donald Hickey made key saves to keep them in it the Isles pulled their goalie and generated a flurry of chances but Titan netminder Joshua Fleming stood tall and the Isles fell just short in a thrilling comeback effort With just 3 games left in the regular season the Islanders will need to build on their strong finish in this game as they continue their playoff push The effort and resilience shown in the 3rd period prove that this team has what it takes to compete when it matters most The Islanders are back at it on Sunday afternoon for One Game One Wish in support of Make-A-Wish PEI. The team will be wearing special Batman jerseys, which are being auctioned off now with 100% of proceeds going toward making a child’s wish come true VS. Saint-John Sea Dogs • 2PM • Eastlink Centre Charlottetown • Buy Tickets Fans can donate directly or bid on one of these limited-edition jerseys to help create life-changing experiences for children facing critical illnesses. Join us in making a difference—place your bid now and help make a wish come true Atlantic WatchMan, woman found dead in Bathurst, N.B.Police in northern New Brunswick are investigating the deaths of a man and woman. — The Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League's Acadie-Bathurst Titan are relocating to St The QMJHL said the sale of the team to investors concluding a sale process that began in January The team will play at the Mary Brown's Centre which opened in 2001 and can accommodate nearly 6,300 hockey fans founded in 1969 as the Rosemont National won six QMJHL titles and a Memorial Cup championship in 2018 John's was home to the QMJHL's Fog Devils from 2005-08 The provincial capital also hosted the American Hockey League's St John's Ice Caps (2011-17) as well as the ECHL's Newfoundland Growlers (2018-24) ″It's a sad day," Titan president Serge Thériault said in a release "The Titan has been an integral part of the Bathurst community for 27 years QMJHL commissioner Mario Cecchini said in a release that the league and owners had wanted to find investors to keep the team in Bathurst but were unable to do so The QMJHL and the Titan are scheduled to hold an press conference in January This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec