Daily Archives: June 12, 2026

Crime

Saint John Crime & Police Update

 

Friday, June 12, 2026

Wanted Person on Canada-Wide Warrant

The Saint John Police Force is asking for the public’s help locating Brady Crain, 30, who is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant. Police released the notice on June 8 and continue to seek information on his whereabouts.

⚖️ Major Court Activity This Week

The Saint John Law Courts have a busy criminal docket over the next two weeks, including:

  • Multiple bail hearings
  • Sentencing hearings
  • Preliminary inquiries
  • Theft, fraud, assault, impaired-driving, and breach-of-order matters
  • Several cases under publication bans involving protected individuals and youth matters.

🔍 Cold Case Arrests Still Making Headlines

Earlier this spring, Saint John Police announced arrests in the 2021 death of Courtney MacKenzie following what investigators described as a lengthy and complex investigation. Three people were charged, including one person facing a manslaughter charge.

🚨 Recent Police Operations

Saint John Police recently concluded a police operation on Summer Street and thanked residents for their cooperation during the incident. Police have not reported any ongoing public safety concerns related to that operation.

🏥 Aggravated Assault Investigation

Police continue to investigate an aggravated assault in Uptown Saint John that left a woman hospitalized. An arrest was made in connection with the incident.

🚗 Regional Traffic Fatality

A 26-year-old Saint John resident died following a two-vehicle collision near Saint-Basile earlier this week. RCMP continue to investigate the circumstances of the crash.

📊 Overall Situation

At present, there have been no reports of major public safety emergencies in Saint John today. Police activity remains focused on ongoing investigations, court proceedings, warrant enforcement, traffic safety, and community policing initiatives.

sports

2026 Stanley Cup Final – Latest Update

2026 Stanley Cup Final – Latest Update

Carolina Hurricanes are one win away from the Stanley Cup after defeating the Vegas Golden Knights 4–2 in Game 5 on June 11. Carolina now leads the best-of-seven series 3–2.

Game 5 Highlights

  • Andrei Svechnikov scored two power-play goals for Carolina.
  • Jordan Staal continued his remarkable playoff run, extending his goal streak.
  • Goaltender Brandon Bussi made 23 saves.
  • Pavel Dorofeyev scored both Vegas goals.

Injury Watch

Vegas forward William Karlsson left Game 5 with an injury and could miss the remainder of the Final, a significant concern for the Golden Knights.

Series Results

Game Result
Game 1 Vegas 5, Carolina 4
Game 2 Carolina 4, Vegas 3 (OT)
Game 3 Vegas 5, Carolina 4 (2OT)
Game 4 Carolina 5, Vegas 3
Game 5 Carolina 4, Vegas 2
Game 6 June 14 in Vegas
Game 7* June 17 in Carolina (if necessary)

What’s Next?

Game 6 will be played Sunday night in Las Vegas. The Hurricanes can win their first Stanley Cup since 2006 with a victory, while the Golden Knights must win to force a decisive Game 7.

Fan reaction online after Game 5 has focused on Vegas taking too many penalties and Carolina’s strong special teams play.

soccer

🇨🇦⚽ HISTORY IN THE MAKING! ⚽🇨🇦

 

Today, Canada takes center stage as the FIFA World Cup 2026 arrives on Canadian soil for the first men’s World Cup match ever played in Canada.

Toronto hosts Canada’s opening match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking a proud moment for Canadian soccer and sports fans across the country. From coast to coast, communities are coming together to celebrate the world’s biggest sporting event.

Canada is one of three host nations for this historic 48-team tournament, with matches taking place in Toronto and Vancouver. The World Cup showcases not only elite soccer but also Canada’s culture, diversity, and hospitality to a global audience.

Whether you’re watching from the stadium, a fan festival, or your living room, today is a day that Canadian soccer fans have been waiting decades to see.

Let’s cheer on Team Canada and enjoy this unforgettable chapter in Canadian sports history!

Canada’s opening match is being played today in Toronto, the first men’s FIFA World Cup match ever hosted in Canada. Canada will play all three of its group-stage matches on home soil during the tournament.