Fraud charges laid for eBay listing

They are fraud and mail fraud.

Both charges are a result of an alleged fraudulent eBay listing for $4,100, the victim being a resident in the United States.

Mansfield will be attending Provincial Court in Liverpool on Sept. 16 to enter a plea for both charges.

Any questions can be referred to the Queens Detachment at 354-5721.

Mi’kmaq film made in Milton

A film made in Milton that explores the evolution of Canadian democracy from an aboriginal perspective will air on EastLink TV every Wednesday in Aug. at 9 p.m.

Democracy 250: A Mi'kmaq Perspective was commissioned as part of celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the birth of parliamentary democracy in Canada.

During the hour-long film, shot at Mersey Lodge, near Milton, Queens Co., Democracy 250 co-chairs John Hamm and Russell MacLellan discuss Mi'kmaq history, culture and hopes for the future with Mi'kmaq participants Dan Paul, Cathy Martin, Ashley Julien and Jamie Battiste. The film also explores the sophisticated government Nova Scotia's aboriginal community had before the arrival of European settlers.

EastLink TV channels vary by community across the province. Check local listings or www.eastlink.ca for the correct channel.

Cabin break and enter

Queens County RCMP are investigating a break and enter into a cabin in South Brookfield. Between May 15 and July 28, 2008, a cabin, located off of Highway 8 in South Brookfield was broken into and multiple items taken.

Anyone having any information regarding these crimes or any others please contact the Liverpool RCMP Detachment at 902-354-5721 or you can remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS. If your tip results in a conviction you are eligible for a cash reward.

Remember, Crime Stoppers wants your information not your name.

Services restored

All Registry of Motor Vehicle services have been restored at Access Nova Scotia Centres across the province.

Driver licences and vehicle registrations expiring in July and August will continue to be extended until Sept. 30. All law-enforcement agencies have been notified of the extension.