Fredericton

• Fredericton accessible transit program to offer more rides in 2024

  The city of Fredericton signed a new contract for its accessible transit program that, according to the city's transit manager, will include meeting the growing demand for rides.

  Canada

  Nov 26
  
• New Brunswick minister silent on cost for Fredericton justice building

  Fredericton's new justice building has been stalled since the summer, but the province has received three new bids to take on management of the project.

  Politics

  Nov 24
  
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• Province adds five people to Order of New Brunswick

  Five people were awarded the Order of New Brunswick. Recipients included a former member of parliament, a current deputy mayor, and a history-making mobility advocate.

  Canada

  Nov 23
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• New Fredericton urgent care clinic to reduce strain on emergency rooms

  A new urgent care room in Fredericton will treat cuts, rashes and other immediate, but not life-threatening, medical needs. It's intended to reduce the pressure on emergency rooms.

  Health

  Nov 22
• Fredericton SPCA hosts ‘Pet Pawlooza’ to avoid closing its doors

  In a recent letter sent to donors, the Fredericton SPCA said it only has enough funds to continue operations for about two more months.

  Canada

  Nov 19
• Fredericton woman offering Christmas ornaments of ‘The Pole’

  The Fredericton Pole was removed Friday but will live on in the form of Christmas ornaments made by New Brunswick crafter April Robinson.

  Canada

  Nov 18
• A new homeless hub set to open in Fredericton. Here’s what that means.

  The Victoria Health Centre, which is across the street from a soup kitchen and men's shelter, will soon house the hub.

  Canada

  Nov 16
• Warm hearts brave cold as Fredericton marks Remembrance Day

  This year is the 100th anniversary of the Fredericton Cenotaph which was built in 1923 and has hosted the city's Remembrance Day ceremony since.

  Canada

  Nov 11
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• The story of a new N.B. roundabout and a stray utility pole that got in the way

  A utility pole that was paved around during the construction of a new roundabout in Fredericton has created an online stir.

  Canada

  Nov 10
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• N.B. man honours veterans by restoring memorial damaged by vandals

  A New Brunswick man is hard at work cleaning up vandalism from the Royal Canadian Legion's Field of Honour memorial in Fredericton, which was damaged earlier this fall.

  Canada

  Nov 10