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May 26, 2020 3 tweets 1 min read Read on X
According to the CFIB, 54% of New Brunswick and PEI businesses have fully opened, the largest share in the country. Nova Scotia, Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador considered “the least open economies.” @CTVAtlantic
Compare that to last week.
In NB, on May 19, that number was 44%.
Phase Yellow began on Friday, with the reopening of hair salons, barbers and spas. #nb
NS: 29%
NL: 20%

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Oct 22, 2020
Insp. Kimberly Quartermain, a critical incident commander, says it was a male who was barricaded today in his own home, but voluntarily left around 3:40 today.

@CTVAtlantic
It was a neighbour who contacted the police. They saw a male with a firearm. Not sure if it was outside or inside the residence. The male is 28 years old, and police “have had previous contact” with him.
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Oct 22, 2020
I'm back in court this afternoon for the Matthew Raymond trial -
Jury is in the room, cross examination has continued of Alex Pate. The Crown is asking about prior interviews/court appearances where Raymond was upset, spoke out, and in some cases, yelled during a proceeding.
We're listening to another audio recording, from June 18, 2019.

Justice Ferguson is explaining to Raymond that what he says in the courtroom can be used as evidence. Raymond says he has been asking to speak to his lawyer.
Crown completes its questions.
Defence begins again.
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Oct 21, 2020
Back from lunch.
Jury is in the room.

Brother-in-law is still on the stand.
We can identify him only as Jeffrey because of a publication ban.

He says he recalls Raymond talking about the earth being flat and conspiracies that high-level government workers ran the world.
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Oct 21, 2020
In court for the Matthew Raymond trial. Jury is in the room.

Alex Pate will not be on the stand this morning. Instead, family members of Raymond’s are taking the stand. @CTVAtlantic
First, Raymond’s sister. She’s the youngest of three siblings, Raymond is the oldest. The middle brother is in Victoria.
She’s audibly and visibly nervous on the stand. There is a publication ban on her last name.
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Sep 23, 2020
We’ve resumed testimony in the trial of Matthew Vincent Raymond.

Brendan Doyle has been excused.

Crown has now called Justin McLean to the stand.
McLean says he lived at 237 Brookside Dr. He says he was waking up to go to work on the morning of August 10.

“I woke up to the sound of gunshots.”
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Says he was in the basement of one of the buildings. He looked out the window:

“I saw a police officer with a gun pointed upwards.”
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Court has resumed this morning for the trial of Matthew Vincent Raymond.

I feel I should say, some of what I’ll be tweeting over this trial will be difficult to read and potentially triggering. Please keep that in mind if you’re following along. (File photo)

@CTVAtlantic
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A paramedic who responded August 10/2018 is the first to take the stand this morning. She says at about 10:30 this morning “things actually started happening.”
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