K9 Napoleon

04/18/2026

I totally saved him from the shark! Oh wait I was the 🦈 hehe
Thank you for capturing my heroic moment helping to raise important funds for Special Olympics Canada with my New Glasgow Police crew and many other

04/18/2026

🕶️We think Downtown New Glasgow is pretty cool! 🕶️

Thanks to Constable Becky and Napoleon for keeping our streets and shops safe.

☕Stop in for a coffee and a chat ☕

04/18/2026

What. Wet 💦 fun!!!
Thank you to everyone who supported this pawsome event!

04/10/2026

Come join our team!

New Glasgow Regional Police (NGRP) is seeking a passionate, skilled Community Crisis Outreach Worker (CCOW) to help redefine how our community responds to substance use, overdose, mental health crises, and complex social challenges.

Reporting to the Chief of Police, this licensed clinical professional will be embedded within NGRP as part of our enhanced Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) model, working at the intersection of public safety and public health.

All interested applicants are asked submit their resume and cover letter to Rebecca MacNeil, Director, Human Resources (rebecca.macneil@newglasgow.ca) on or before end of day Friday May 1, 2026,

to learn more please visit; https://www.newglasgow.ca/community-crisis-outreach-worker.html

04/10/2026

Our hearts are with Zelda’s, Proud Pets, and Twagy Vintage, who lost their businesses, the residents who lost their homes in yesterday’s fire, and Mamatsu, whose building was impacted and will be closed for the time being as they assess the damage and next steps.

We also know the impact reaches far beyond. Many downtown businesses will feel this in the days and weeks ahead, and Pictou County as a whole feels this loss deeply.

In times like this, our community always comes together. There will be many ways to support in the days ahead, but in this early moment, we wanted to create a simple space for connection and community support.

This Saturday at the Market, we invite you to leave a message of encouragement for downtown. We’ll have a message space set up with markers and paper where you can share words of encouragement or share positive thoughts on what downtown New Glasgow means/has meant to you .

We’ll share these messages online to help spread the love.

Small Communities. Big Hearts. ❤

04/09/2026

Mark your calendars for the next Coffee with a Cop.

04/09/2026

03/11/2026

Vroom vroom!

The Town of New Glasgow is inviting tenders from qualified suppliers and authorized dealers for the supply and delivery of one (1) new 2026 model or later Hybrid All-Wheel Drive (AWD) midsize Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) for use by the New Glasgow Regional Police.

Interested suppliers can view the full specifications and tender details on our website: https://newglasgow.ca/alerts/invitation-to-tender/

03/07/2026

02/13/2026

Public awareness notice regarding suspected highly toxic fentanyl circulating

February 13, 2026
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

News Release

New Glasgow Regional Police are advising the public that we have reason to believe a highly toxic fentanyl supply may currently be circulating in our area. This advisory is being issued based on a combination of confirmed information and emerging intelligence, along with frontline observations. While the situation continues to be assessed, we believe it is important to provide early public awareness to help prevent serious harm and save lives.
This notice is being shared from a public-safety and harm-reduction perspective. Our priority is the preservation of life and supporting individuals, families, and service providers with information that may help them recognize risk and respond quickly.
What to watch for:
Fentanyl and related substances can be present in many drugs and may not be visible. Increased toxicity can lead to rapid and severe medical distress. Warning signs of toxic ingestion or overdose may include:
slow, irregular, or stopped breathing
difficulty staying awake or unresponsiveness
bluish lips or fingernails
choking, gurgling, or inability to be roused

What to do in an emergency:
Call 911 immediately if you suspect an overdose or toxic ingestion.
Administer naloxone if available.
Stay with the person until help arrives.

Substance use disorder is a health issue, and people who use substances are members of our community who deserve care, dignity, and support. This advisory is about reducing harm, preventing loss of life, and ensuring people know where to turn for help.
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use or mental health concerns, support is available:
Local / Provincial Supports (Nova Scotia):
Nova Scotia Mental Health & Addictions Crisis Line: 1-888-429-8167 (24/7)
Nova Scotia Mental Health & Addictions Intake: 1-855-922-1122
Call 911 in any immediate health emergency

National Supports (Canada):
Su***de Crisis Helpline: Call or text 988 (24/7)
Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text CONNECT to 686868 (24/7)

New Glasgow Regional Police are working in collaboration with health and community partners to monitor the situation and share further information as appropriate. We encourage anyone who uses substances, their families, and service providers to remain aware and take precautions.
Our community’s safety and well-being remain our top priority.

01/31/2026

Do not forget to purchase your Special Olympic Donut this January 30 to February 1, will you ?
Special Olympics Canada has once again partnered with Tim Hortons to create the limited edition Special Olympics Donut, available from January 30 - February 1. 100% of the proceeds from sales of the donut will go directly to Special Olympics programs, supporting thousands of athletes with an intellectual disability across Canada.

Tim Hortons has been a proud partner of Special Olympics Canada since 2016 - from sponsoring youth programs ActiveStart and FUNdamentals, to sending gift cards to Special Olympics activities across the country, supporting National Games and of course, creating a Special Olympics donut to raise funds and awareness for the movement.

Like Special Olympics, Tim Hortons understands the power of inclusion - and its ability to change lives. Tim Hortons has hired many individuals with an intellectual disability at restaurants across the country, including many Special Olympics athletes! They truly are a place for everyone.

12/01/2025

Every bit helps my donor organization Canine Therapy Atl help support dogs like me; as well as Service Dogs belonging to and

Please visit CTFFR.ca to help 🫶

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday — the official kickoff to the season of generosity — and truly needs your help to make it count.

Your tax deductible gift has the impact in helping us train and provide life-changing service dogs to veterans and first responders living with PTSD, and other disabilities that a Certified Service Dog can help with to improve their daily quality of life.

Your support doesn’t just make a difference —it changes the lives of our heroes.

✅ 100% of donations stay in Atlantic Canada

✅100% of all donations are redirected back to our program costs for our existing 72 clients; as well as helping new Veteran and First Responder clients.

✅Make an immediate difference in the life of someone waiting for their Service Dog

✅ We are not government funded, it is our citizens, local businesses and generous corporations who help support their community K9’s. 🐕‍🦺

Please visit CTFFR.ca to donate and help us make this holiday season brighter for the pack