City Of Fredericton

• ‘A staple of the community’: Fredericton U-pick hoping to secure new multi-year lease

  The Sunset U-Pick in Fredericton, N.B., says the clock is ticking to help secure a multi-year lease agreement in order for it to continue past this season under new ownership.

  Consumer

  Jul 4
  
• Fredericton council mulls 400-unit housing project, concerns voiced over amenities

  The city of Fredericton is set to approve another large-scale development, despite concerns from some councillors and residents about a lack of infrastructure and amenities.

  Canada

  May 14
  
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• ‘Taxation without representation’: Fredericton concerned about weighted RSC voting

  Fredericton deputy mayor Greg Ericson said the weighting voting formula creates "taxation with out representation" for new regional service commission mandates.

  Politics

  May 3
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• Fredericton to double fines in bid to keep raucous university parties safer

  The police chief in Fredericton has asked council to double fines for nuisance parties following an incident in the fall where police officers were assaulted.

  Canada

  Apr 25
• City services at your fingertips: Fredericton launches new app 

  The Voyent Alert app will now let residents in Fredericton receive customizable notifications for certain services like downtown snow removal and field closures.

  Canada

  Apr 14
• Final stages of Officers’ Square facelift underway, skating to open January 2024

  Officers' Square, a historical site in the core of downtown Fredericton, will cross the finish line on several of its new features this year.

  Canada

  Apr 13
• Fredericton Transit makes tech upgrades, but Sunday service remains parked

  Fredericton Transit got some technological upgrades including a new app to track buses in real-time. But Sunday service is still at least a year out.

  Politics

  Apr 5
• ‘If not now, when?’: N.B. capital city declares climate emergency

  The City of Fredericton has made a climate emergency declaration, signalling the seriousness of the climate crisis, as part of an ongoing effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

  Environment

  Mar 30
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• Fredericton’s $321-million infrastructure deficit grows due to inflation

  The City of Fredericton says its infrastructure deficit continues to grow due to the high pressures and impacts of inflation felt across the country.

  Politics

  Mar 29
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• N.B. resident urges Fredericton city council to consider single-detached homes in development plans

  The City of Fredericton is developing an area on the northside and one perspective home owner hopes they'll consider adding more single-detached homes to the area.

  Politics

  Feb 14