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Friday, January 27 2012
Looking for Joe MacDonald
By: Irene Doyle CAMPBELLTON; A young man by the name of Joe MacDonald seems to have dissapeared as no one has seen him in about 2 weeks, his clothes and things are at his appartment but it is apparently not like him to take off without letting his aunts know... if anyone has seen him or knows where he is please call the RCMP..
Friday, January 20 2012
Child Sexual Abuse Images and Computer
By: Irene Doyle
BALMORAL: On Friday, January 20, 2012, District 9 RCMP members with the assistance of the RCMP Atlantic Region Technological Crime Unit and RCMP Forensic Identification experts executed a search warrant at a residence in Balmoral, NB.
Police seized child sexual abuse images and computer equipment from the home. A 25-year-old Balmoral man was arrested and later released on strict conditions. He is scheduled to appear in Campbellton Provincial Court on June 18, 2012 to face related charges.
Saturday, January 7 2012
Drug Trafficking Charges For 2 Atholville Men
By: Irene Doyle
ATHOLVILLE: Two men from Atholville, N.B., appeared in Campbellton Provincial Court on January 5, 2012, to face charges of drug trafficking.
On January 4, 45-year-old Raymond Aucoin and 23-year-old Kevin Busque were arrested following the execution of a search warrant at their residence in Atholville. This was the second search warrant RCMP executed at the residence within the past six weeks. The two searches resulted in the seizure of approximately four pounds of marihuana, prescription drugs, three snowmobiles, and a quantity of cash.
Both men have been remanded into custody, and a bail hearing has been scheduled for Monday, January 9, 2012.
Friday, January 6 2012
And Another Goes Sailing Without a Sail or Boat
By: Irene Doyle
McLEODS: A 47 year old man from Kedgwick went afloat off Trepanier Beach, near McLoeds just East of Campbellton today.
The man was fishing smelts when the piece of ice he was standing on broke free and drifted about 300 feet into the river before Listiguj and Campbellton emergency officials came to his rescue.
The man was not hurt but probably learnt a valuable lesson. With the weather we've been having it is not safe to be on the ice on the river anywhere. Tomorrow we will have above zero temperatures in the area.
Thursday, November 10 2011
Stabbing in Campbellton
By: Irene Doyle
CAMPBELLTON: During the evening of November 5, 2011, members of the District 9 RCMP responded to a stabbing incident at a residence in Campbellton, N.B.
A 32-year-old man was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. He was treated and later released on November 6.
In the early morning hours of November 6, a 38-year-old man was arrested in Pointe-à-la-Croix, Quebec, in connection with the incident. He was remanded into custody and is scheduled to appear in Campbellton Provincial Court on November 7, 2011, to face charges.
Police say the two men were known to each other and that this was an isolated incident. The investigation is ongoing.
Monday, October 31 2011
Police Need Help with Vandalism in Rural Cemetery
By: Irene Doyle istrict 9 RCMP are seeking public assistance in identifying the person or persons responsible for damaging several tombstones in the Campbellton Rural Cemetery, located off Cemetery Road in Campbellton, N.B. The vandalism is believed to have occurred sometime between October 20 and October 29, 2011, when one or more individuals deliberately pushed several tombstones off their bases.
Anyone with information about this crime, or who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the area, is asked to contact the District 9 RCMP at 506-789-6000. Information can also be provided anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or www.crimenb.ca. Information that leads to the arrest of those responsible could qualify for a cash award of up to $2,000.
Sunday, October 30 2011
Atholville SuperStore
By: Irene Doyle
ATHOLVILLE: Pickers and Grinners are gathering at the Atholville SuperStore again this year, for a Sunday Jam.
Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4 p.m. anyone who can sing or play an instrument can join the regular Pickers and Grinners in an afternoon jam.
There is no admission fee and everyone is welcome.
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Thursday, June 10 2004
Margaret Goes To Buffalo......
By: Irene Doyle 
Margaret Doyle came back from Buffalo, New York with a very satisfied feeling.
Margaret who has been the judo teacher for the Campbellton Judo club for some time now, inducted in the Sports Hall of Fame last year, has gone one step further by refereeing during an International Judo competition in Buffalo, New York during the weekend of May 29-30.
The AM/CAN competition was attended by judo clubs from Germany, France, Britain, Bosnia, Russia and Canada to name a few. A total of 567 competitors took part in the combats during the Saturday event and on Sunday there were 346.
There were 63 referees who took part in the even and only 4 were women, seen on the photo is Michelle Garnhum, Margaret Gallant-Doyle and Sandra McDonald, missing on photo, the other woman referee was from the US.
Margaret says it was the best experience she ever had in her life and is anxious for next year's competition to take place so she can take part again.
Friday, May 14 2004
Restigouche Sports Has New Web Site
By: Irene Doyle RESTIGOUCHE: The Restigouche Sports Development Council now has its own website.
The new site was launched at the Symposium held last month and sports organisations can now have their upcoming events placed on this site, on the sports calendar.
Other features of the site are sports news, a list of Restigouche sports organisations, with contact person and information, etc..
Anyone having information they wish added to the site can find a contact email, person and number on the site at:
www.restigouchesports.com
Monday, May 3 2004
Ex local girl takes team to Nationals
By: Irene Doyle NB: Here are the results for the NB team, they competed in Charlottetown, PEI
last week at the National Junior Racquetball Tournament. It was a tough one
for some as they went against some pretty tough competition in their first
or second round of play. Some background information:
Gold is the highest division, if you are beaten in this one you drop down to
Blue
Beaten in Blue, drop down to Red
Beaten in Red, drop down to White
Jeremy Ackerson, 18 and under boys division
Match 1 Defeated Tommy Desbien, QC (5th seed) 15-6, 15-4
Match 2 Defeated Andrew Brown, PEI (not seeded) 15-2, 15-8
Match 3 (Semi-final Gold division) Defeated by James Landeryou (2nd seed)
15-8, 15-2)
Finished 6th place overall in Canada in the 18 and under Gold division (6
out of 16)
Doubles match play
He was teamed up with Francois Messier, PQ
They lost there first match which dropped them down to the RED division,
they defeated Andrew Brown/Mark Brown, PEI in semi final play (15-11, 15-7)
but lost in the final to Adam Lazzaro/Ian Miller-Page, NFLD.
Overall finish: 2nd place in 18 and under Red division
Sean Ackerson, 14 and under boys division
Overall finish: 4th place in the 14 and under White division
Matthew Brinson, 14 and under boys division
Overall finish: 8th place finish in the 14 and under Red division
Erica McInnis, 14 and under girls division
Overall finish: 3rd place finish in the 14 and under White division
Cassian Ferlatte, 12 and under boys division
First round bye
Match 1 Defeated Spencer Running, SK (4th seed) 13-15, 15-6, 11-8
Match 2 Defeated Lucas Robinson, SK (6th seed) 15-9, 15-2
Match 3 (Semi final round) Defeated by Logan Hordyski (1st seed) in tie
breaker 15-17, 16-14, 8-11
Match 4 Defeated by Tanner Mattson, BC in tie breaker 15-5, 13-15, 0-11
Overall finish: 4th place finish in the 12 and under Gold division (4 out of
22)
Cassian also played in the 14 and under boys division, where he finished
Johanne McInnis
NB Team Coach
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