What happened to Donna O’Rielly that night leaving Highfield Square Mall in Moncton? The video footage shows Donna O’Rielly leaving the mall shortly before two couples vacated the mall. In approximately 30 seconds to 1 minute she literally vanished. Donna O’Rielly’s family strongly believes she was abducted. What happened in that 1 minute is leaving everyone wondering including the police. It just doesn’t make any sense. You’ll see in this video footage that the first couple leaves the mall literally 30 seconds after Donna O’Rielly. The second couple leaves the mall 1 minute after Donna. What happened to Donna O’Reilly and why didn’t anyone see anything outside the Highfield Square Mall doors?
The RCMP are looking for the two couple who left shortly after missing person Donna O’Rielly. If you know who these couples are in this video surveillance or if you were one of them leaving the Highfield Square Mall in Moncton on Friday February 26th, 2010 you are asked to call the police right away. Your information may help in finding out what happened to Donna O’Rielly that night.
Donna O’Rielly was last seen leaving Highfield Square at 1100 Main St. Moncton on Friday, February 26 at about 8:00pm. At the time she was wearing jeans and a brown medium length suede like jacket with faux fur on the collar and cuffs. She was also carrying a brown medium size purse and lunch bag. She is 54 years old, 1.60 m tall (5ft 3in) and weighs 59 kg (130lbs). She has green eyes and shoulder length brown hair.
Anyone with information about Donna O’Riellys whereabouts is asked to contact the Codiac Regional RCMP at 1-506-857-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (8477).
Cst. Chantal Farrah
Codiac Regional RCMP
506-857-2494
Are Moncton companies worried more about added costs then the health and safety of workers or employees? Recently a workplace accident at a local Moncton business makes me wonder how companies are dealing with health and safety procedures to prevent injuries. It was brought to my attention through an email I received that a woman was working on a machine and did not lockout the machine. The employee used the emergency stop button but a fellow co-worker came over and turned the machine on and the woman’s arm got caught in the machine. She only ended up having a sore, bruised arm but it could have been worse. Companies are responsible that safe work practices are being followed and applied to protect both the company and the worker. Under no circumstance should a business tell workers or imply that lockout tags don’t need to be used for worry of extra costs in production in downtime. I don’t know how long it takes you to put a lock on but to put it on and take it off lets say 10-15 seconds to lockout the machine. Every job should be done in the safest manner to prevent workplace injuries. Lockout tags should be used when any work is being done on machines period.
In many cases companies try and take shortcuts to eliminate downtime and increased costs in production but in all actuality they could be increasing costs when an employee becomes injured as a result of a workplace accident on the job. 
Codiac RCMP in Moncton are still looking for missing Moncton woman Donna O’Rielly 54, who left work at H&R Block in Highfield Square last Friday February 26, 2010. Last Friday after her shift from H&R Block in Highfield Square Donna left work as usual but she never made it to her car. The police did a search around the area over the weekend of Highfield Square and along the CN Rail main line. Nothing was found or any clues of Donna O’Rielly’s disappearance.
Canada beats Slovakia with 3-2 win in the semi-final game against Slovakia to advance to the gold medal game rematch against the US at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Canada was a favourite to win this game but Slovakia fought back to come very close to tie the game up. They fell short but was a great game. Canada took a quick 3 goal lead against Slovakia in the first period to win the mens hockey game.
