Prelim waived in fraud case

A former vice-president at Assumption Life who is facing fraud and forgery charges has waived his right to a preliminary hearing, according to the Times and Transcript.

45 year old Paul LeBlanc, of Bouctouche, elected trial by judge and jury in September. Now the judge is giving him a few weeks to decide if he wants to change his mode of trial.

LeBlanc was charged in November of last year with six counts of fraud over $5,000 which dated back up to 15 years. Then two more counts were added last March.

Bus route changes

Codiac Transpo is changing some of its bus routes Sunday.

Some buses will be changing routes. Others will be changing their morning stop times. You can see the full schedules and maps at codiactranspo.ca.