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John LeBlanc

John LeBlanc

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On Air and News Personality, CJFX (Antigonish, NS)

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Computer Tech & Hardware , Musical Instruments , Video Games , Music

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Total articles 1889

  • How Can You Tell if a Car is Made in Canada?

    By John LeBlanc| AutoTrader.ca@ The rise of global trade tariffs impacts all aspects of the Canadian economy, none more so than the auto industry. After decades of economic stability, this new trade war is affecting jobs in the industry and the price of vehicles, depending on where they were produced. Since April 2025, the United States government has applied a 25 per cent tariff on all cars made outside that country.

    By John LeBlanc · AutoTrader.ca

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Sports Roundup - April 12

    By John LeBlanc| CJFX (Antigonish, NS) Verified LOCAL SPORTSThe Antigonish Jr. B Bulldogs took their first loss in the league finals, as the Capstone Colts outscored them 5-1. The Bulldogs still lead 2 games to 1, with Game 4 tonight in Shearwater at 7pm. The Wearwell Bombers are in Dieppe, New Brunswick for the U15AAA Maritime Championships. The 0-3 Bombers face off with the 3-0 Dieppe Flyers at Noon today. It’s Game 6 of the Rural League Finals at the Antigonish Arena tonight – the County Outlaws lead the Heatherton Warriors 3-2 in the series.

    By John LeBlanc · CJFX (Antigonish, NS)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • How Can You Tell if a Car is Made in Canada?

    By John LeBlanc| AutoTrader.ca@ The rise of global trade tariffs impacts all aspects of the Canadian economy, none more so than the auto industry. After decades of economic stability, this new trade war is affecting jobs in the industry and the price of vehicles, depending on where they were produced. Since April 2025, the United States government has applied a 25 per cent tariff on all cars made outside that country.

    By John LeBlanc · AutoTrader.ca

    Apr. 16, 2025

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CJFX (Antigonish, NS)