Moncton home damaged after fire, incident under investigation
The Moncton Fire Department responded to the blaze, located on Verdun Street, at approximately 4:15. p.m. Continue reading
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Canadian Red Cross assist three people after fire in Moncton
The fire took place overnight at a home at 41 Edward St. Continue reading
Woman charged with impaired driving after 2 injured in crash in Moncton
RCMP say a woman has been charged with impaired driving in relation to the incident, which occurred on Mountain Road shortly before 3:00 a.m. Continue reading
City orders Moncton homeless to leave tent site near former shelter
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
The notice comes as the city begins its spring cleanup. Continue reading
‘It’s detrimental to our environment’: Moncton student urges plastic bag plan
Over 2,200 signatures in about three weeks on an online petition seems to indicate she’s not alone with that thought. Continue reading
Federal government says it will close some dangerous rail crossings, upgrade others
Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau announced Tuesday that Transport Canada will provide $16.5 million for 136 new projects. Continue reading
Residents raise concerns with potholes leading to N.B. hospital
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
residents are concerned that potholes and rut in front of a Moncton hospital are a safety concern. Continue reading
Man arrested after single-vehicle crash in Moncton
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
A Moncton man was arrested for suspected impaired driving after a single-vehicle crash on Wednesday. Continue reading
London Lightning beat K-W Titans in game 3 to avoid elimination
The London Lightning went into Game 3 against the K-W Titans needing a win to keep their season going. Continue reading
Women launch lawsuit in labour-inducing drug case at Moncton hospital
The lawsuit alleges that the Moncton Hospital either knew or should have known the registered nurse allegedly added the drug to IV saline bags hooked up to pregnant women and could have done more to prevent it. Continue reading