Ian Fairclough is a journalist at Nipawin Journal. He covers a range of topics including climate change and the environment, culture and society, as well as issues related to animal care and animal cruelty. Ian's work has been featured in notable publications such as SaltWire Network and Sault Star.
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By: Ian Fairclough
While enforcement measures continues, the stats aren't dropping as much as RCMP and MADD would like to see.
By: Ian Fairclough
The suspect was arrested Saturday after the death Wednesday of a man who was found in medical distress following a fight earlier in the day
By: Ian Fairclough
Fire officials say someone was using an arc welder inside a van when it caught fire, spreading to an adjacent gas station
By: Ian Fairclough
Clinton Ellison's brother Corrie was killed in the shooting rampage. Clinton, who died in a car in Fredericton, struggled since
By: Ian Fairclough
Oliver Jacob Kasdan started fires to clear wood debris during daily restrictions. The fires burned out of control across a hectare of land.
By: Ian Fairclough
The Department of Natural Resources declared the fire out this week after scans by drones found no sign of hot spots or fire underground
By: Ian Fairclough
Marine location markers, needles, broken glass among the items found along the province's beaches
By: Ian Fairclough
The penalty for an illegal fire that burned a hectare of land could be the precedent, with larger losses resulting in higher fines.
By: Ian Fairclough
While Nova Scotia doesn't vaccinate all Grade 12 students, it does provide the vaccine to anyone going to university in a dorm setting
By: Ian Fairclough
There were multiple drug toxicity overdoses in Cumberland County over the weekend at the same time as 65 cases of tainted fentanyl in N.B.
