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Quebec family visiting New Brunswick loses prized possessions after trailer stolen, car burned
Besides their stolen trailer, the couple’s most prized possession was their daughter’s plush toy, and a log book they kept from their trip through the United States. Continue reading
Moncton company buys old high school, saving it from destruction
Moncton based Heritage Developments will purchase the 82-year-old former Moncton High School building and form a partnership with MH Renaissance to restore it. Continue reading
New Brunswickers invited to provide input on affordable housing strategy
Families and Children Minister Stephen Horsman was in Moncton on Monday to launch a new online survey encouraging New Brunswickers to share their thoughts on a new long term affordable housing strategy. Continue reading
Decision on former Moncton High School imminent: minister
Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Bill Fraser says a decision on the future of Moncton High School was imminent. Continue reading
Minister Bill Morneau takes plan for a strong middle class to Dieppe
Finance Minister Bill Morneau took his plan to strengthen the middle class to Dieppe, N.B. Tuesday. Continue reading
Shediac Bay residents rally for clean water
About 250 people marched onto Shediac City Hall on Sunday, to denounce the government’s handling of water quality issues at beaches in and around Shediac Bay. Continue reading
Tyler Noel gets life and no parole for 16 years in the death of Moncton teen
It’s part of a mandatory sentence handed down by Court of Queen’s Bench Justice Stephen McNally. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s Murray Beach still closed to swimmers
Water samples are collected three times a week, with results of the latest tests expected Thursday. Continue reading
Donations needed for Moncton charities
Charities and other organizations in Moncton say they may need to change their approach in helping those in need as donations from the public have dropped significantly. Continue reading
Moncton ready to host national Francophone games
Launched in 1999 and held every three years, the games stress the importance of practicing sport and recreation in French. Continue reading
Work on Moncton’s Assomption Cathedral on schedule
Officials in charge of the repairs of Moncton’s Assomption Cathedral say work is on schedule, but they held a tour for the media Tuesday in an effort to drum up financial support from the public to ensure completion. Continue reading
Moncton’s ‘Field of Dreams’ ready to play ball
A Moncton baseball field designed to be accessible for people with cognitive and physical disabilities has finally open to the public Continue reading
Harrison Trimble High School students take on housing project
Grade 11 students at Harrison Trimble High School in Moncton had a unique opportunity to build a house as a school project this year. Continue reading
Regulate distances between schools, fast food restaurants: N.B. dietitians
Dietitians on a Mission, a group of New Brunswick volunteer dietitians, are on a quest to try and lower the obesity rate among youth in the province. Continue reading
Company hired to look at safety of school zone just outside of Moncton
Anglophone East School District’s education council has joined the ongoing battle in trying to get the provincial government to lower the speed limit surrounding a school just outside Moncton. Continue reading