Update (Sept. 24, 2026 at 1:08 p.m.):
A78-year-old man that had been missing for 5 days has been found dead.
The man had been last seen September 19 in the Clayton Park are which prompted an extensive search.
RCMP the death is not believed to be suspicious.
Officers extend their condolences to the man’s family, friends, and loved ones.
The woman who is facing charges in the case of a missing dead newborn in Halifax has been released on bail.
Offences for Ramandeep Kaur, 27, include concealing the body of a child and indignity to human remains.
The province’s prosecution service says Kaur was released on $6,000 with conditions including living with surety at a specific address in Halifax, staying in Nova Scotia, attending court when directed and reporting to police every Friday.
Her 23-year-old husband, Sukhpreet Singh, remains in custody.
It was May 22 when a woman arrived in hospital in critical condition and appeared to have just given birth, but the baby was missing.
Police say they believe the 23-year-old mother experienced a medical emergency and her condition was not the result of violence.
It prompted a massive, two-day search, until the infant’s body was found just outside Halifax in the woods.
Kaur and Singh are due back in court in October.
Assessment kits used by emergency responders is missing from the Antigonish station.
Emergency Health Services (EHS) says the primary assessment and b-kit was last accounted for on Saturday around 12:30 p.m., before it was reported missing on Sunday.
“These kits contain medication that could be harmful if handled or used by anyone other than a trained healthcare professional,” says EHS in a social media post.
If found, you are asked to call 1-888-346-9999 or call RCMP or police.
If the medicine is ingested or injected, call 911.
RCMP continue to look for information four years after a 66-year-old Moncton woman went missing…
Angela Breau was last seen in her Elmwood Drive home on August 6, 2022.
She was reported missing by her family on August 14, 2022.
The local ground search and rescue team conducted a thorough hunt for Breau, but there has been no sign of her.
If you have any information to help locate Breau, contact the Codiac Regional RCMP at 506-857-2400.
The man and woman facing charges in the case of the dead missing newborn in Halifax have had the matter adjourned again.
This marks the second time the case has been delayed. This delay is to allow the defense to review disclosure.
The province’s prosecution service says Sukhpreet Singh, 23, appeared in court virtually on Friday.
He and his 26-year-old wife Ramandeep Kaur are facing charges that include obstructing justice and concealing the body of a child.
In May the mother of the baby arrived critical at a Halifax hospital and appeared to have just given birth, but the baby was missing.
Police say they believe the 23-year-old mother experienced a medical emergency and her condition was not the result of violence.
Crews scoured an area of Clayton Park for two days until the remains of the infant were found in the woods just minutes outside of Halifax.
The two are scheduled for court September 14 to enter an election and/or plea. No bail hearing is currently scheduled.
The court case in the death of a missing newborn just outside of Halifax has been adjourned at the request of the Defense, until next month.
The province’s public prosecution service says Sukhpreet Singh, 23, and his 26-year-old wife Ramandeep Kaur are scheduled to enter an election and/or plea, July 24.
The two are facing charges that include resisting a peace officer, obstructing justice, concealing the body of a child and indignity to human remains.
It was May 22 when the mother arrived at a Halifax hospital in critical condition and appeared to have just given birth.
But the baby was missing.
A search for the infant began in Clayton Park and lasted day and night until its remains were found in the woods two days later off Old Coach Road – about 15 minutes from Halifax.
Police say they believe the 23-year-old mother experienced a medical emergency and her condition was not the result of violence.
Singh is a relative of the newborn’s mother. Both Singh and Kaur remain in custody.
The man in his 80’s who went missing from a residential facility in Bridgewater has been found
It was around 3 p.m., Saturday, when police asked for help finding the man and said he was vulnerable. About an hour later he was found.
Bridgewater Regional Police said he had minor injuries and he was treated by EHS.
His family and police both appreciate the community’s response.
RCMP say the youth reported missing who was last seen on May 28 in Lower Sackville has been found safe.
Police thank Nova Scotians for assisting to find missing people through social media shares and offering tips.