New Brunswick Company To Replace Police Recording System

A New Brunswick company has been chosen to supply Bridgewater Police with a replacement radio and telephone call recording system. Captura Communications Inc. was chosen from five groups who submitted their bids in a request for proposals. Mayor David Walker says the group had the lowest bid at almost $13,000.



Walker says it's an important piece of equipment that records calls and needs to be replaced.

MLA Conrad Not Re-Offering In Queens

The MLA for Queens has confirmed she will not run in the next provincial election. Vicki Conrad decided to break the news today after telling this radio station late last month that she was 90 per cent sure of the decision. She says she's feeling relieved after thinking about her options for the last year.



Conrad says it's time for a new chapter in her life, focusing on family and their local business. She was elected as MLA for Queens during the 2006 election as both the first woman and first NDP member for the constituency in 53 years. Conrad will continue to serve the people of Queens until the next provincial election. Meanwhile, Premier Darrell Dexter issued a statement today saying Conrad "has proven herself to be a strong voice for the people of Queens and her passion will be missed."

Mooseheads Advance, Remain Playoff Perfect

The Halifax Mooseheads have advanced to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's championship final. Last night the Moose scored early and often in a 9-6 romp over the hometown Rouyn-Noranda Huskies and a sweep of their best of seven semi final series. Nathan MacKinnon and Marty Frk led the Herd with two goals and two assists each. The Mooseheads remain perfect in the post season with twelve straight wins.