JORDANTOWN — Four people are facing charges following a lengthy RCMP drug-trafficking investigation in southwestern Nova Scotia.
Police say an investigation launched in November 2025 led officers to execute a search warrant at a home on Jordantown Road near Digby on September 7.
RCMP say officers seized more than two kilograms of cocaine, cash, cellphones and other electronic devices.
Four people — two from Nova Scotia and two from Quebec — have each been charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and possession of property obtained by crime.
Three of the accused were released on conditions and are scheduled to return to court October 20. A fourth remains in custody pending future court appearances.
The investigation involved several RCMP units as well as police-dog, intelligence and drone resources.
