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The RCMP is asking for the public's help following an assault that left two men injured in Moncton. Police say officers responded to a report of an assault outside a residence on Lancaster Road around 1:55 a.m. on June 20. When they arrived, they found an unconscious man who was taken to the hospital. Investigators lat...
Alex Allan Nov 14, 2025
Calling all snowmobile enthusiasts! Mark February 13 and 14 on your calendars for a new event coming to downtown Moncton. Manager of Events and Festivals Chad Gautreau says they've partnered with TRIBU Expérientiel, which is based in Quebec, to bring a snowmobile stunt show to the Hub City. "We are excited ...
Tara Clow Nov 13, 2025 Design Pics / Depositphotos.com
The City of Moncton wants to hear from the public as it moves into the next phase of its municipal plan review. Phase 3 is called "Developing" and invites Monctonians to help identify "Big Moves." These are described as transformative actions in areas like housing, transportation, complete communiti...
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Upgrades will be done to a 39-unit seniors complex in Moncton. The Golden Terraces Seniors Housing complex is located on High Street and provides affordable housing to those aged 55 and older. The New Brunswick Funding Housing Corporation is providing $600,000 for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, in addition to the $600,000 ...
Tara Clow Nov 12, 2025
The Greater Moncton Santa Claus parade attracts thousands of visitors to our city. It's planned for November 22 at 5 pm, beginning at the corner of Cameron and Main Streets in Moncton and ending at the corner of Champlain and Paul Street in Dieppe. Last year, high winds and heavy rain forced the cancellation of the par...
Tara Clow Nov 12, 2025 1 views
Thousands turned out at the Moncton Coliseum on Tuesday morning for Remembrance Day. Most wearing poppies, both young and old, came to remember. "Our soldiers, Airmen. Airwomen and sailors have fought and died for our liberty and freedom. We must remember the more than 1.5 million Canadians who served in conflicts...
Tara Clow Nov 11, 2025 4 views
Municipal offices in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will be closed tomorrow, on November 11, which is Remembrance Day. There will be limited Codiac Transpo routes operating on Tuesday. The 50 Red Line, 51 Green Line, 60 Bessborough, 61 Elmwood, 62 Hildegard, 64 Hospitals, 81 Riverview, 93 Champlain, 94 Centrale and 95 A...
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Remembrance Day ceremonies will be held across the tri-communities on Tuesday. The largest at the Moncton Coliseum, starting at 10:30 am. It includes the laying of wreaths by a large contingency, including local dignitaries and service members. There is also a moment of silence, which is held every year on November 11t...
Tara Clow Nov 11, 2025 5 views
The RCMP want to make it easier for Canadians to report cybercrime and fraud. Mounties say the information gathered on the new Report Cybercrime and Fraud website will help police solve cases and disrupt criminal activity. The information gathered from these reports is geared to form a more complete picture of how thes...
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The public will get a first glimpse into the new Salisbury Fire Rescue station. An official ribbon cutting and tours will be offered on Saturday from 10 am until 2 pm.. Firefighters moved into their new fire hall in October. It was relocated from Douglas to Main Street. RELATED: New fire hall opens in Salisbury Planni...
Tara Clow Nov 07, 2025 1 views
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