Second Moncton man charged with attempted murder in relation to shooting outside bar

Police say an emergency call came in to Codiac RCMP around 8:45 p.m. prompting police and Ambulance New Brunswick to quickly respond to the Miss Cue Pub on Mountain Road in Moncton, N.B. (COURTESY WADE PERRY)

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Amazon cuts 9,000 more jobs, bringing 2023 total to 27,000

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Toronto

Ontario won't say what will happen after sick day program expires next week

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Calgary

Child in life-threatening condition after being struck by vehicle in northwest Calgary

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Montreal

6 missing after Old Montreal fire 'probably still in the rubble': Police

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Edmonton

Woman hospitalized after being hit by vehicle on Whyte Avenue

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London

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Winnipeg

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Ottawa

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Vancouver

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Regina

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Vancouver Island

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Second Moncton man charged with attempted murder in relation to shooting outside bar

Second Moncton man charged with attempted murder in relation to shooting outside bar

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