St. Mary’s First Nation in New Brunswick declares state of emergency because of increase in illegal drug activity
St. Mary’s First Nation in New Brunswick says it has declared a state of local emergency effective immediately.
In a social media post, the First Nation says the community is facing escalating risks because of illegal drug activity, which endangers people, especially youth.The First Nation says additional information will follow in the coming days as a plan is finalized in collaboration with federal and provincial partners.
It has also asked its community members not to gather to look at police activity for their own safety. Fredericton police did not immediately return a response for comment on what prompted the increased presence and patrols.
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