Moncton News

The Nature Trust of New Brunswick is asking people not to build piles of rocks at the Cape Enrage Nature Preserve beach because they are a safety hazard for visitors and a danger to animals’ habitat on the beach, as well as a contributor to erosion.

Unionized electricians with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1555 went into a legal strike position and set up picket lines in front of some construction sites around Metro Moncton this week.

Racers are shown in the 2021 Mountain Bike Canada Cup in Dieppe. The competition is happening for its second year this week.

This is a two-storey, three-bedroom, three-bathroom family home in Moncton’s Hildegarde neighbourhood close to restaurants, shopping, schools and a park.

Nick Blagden says his decision to retire from hockey wasn’t an easy one, but the former Moncton Wildcat and Saint John Seadog is returning to school to become a mental health advocate. Blagden says he began struggling with his own mental health as a young teen.

Work is underway to restore the Iron building at 899 Main Street with plans to develop the space into a mixed-use facility.

The rubble from a fire at G.L. Wood Products in Haute-Aboujagane.

Bobbie Chapman, a Riverview resident, was crowned “weight loss queen” for New Brunswick by Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS), a weight loss organization. Chapman lost 51 pounds to earn the title.

Cierra Carleton, who has used services at Atlantic Wellness Centre as a young person, said the centre’s recently announced $3.5 million fundraising campaign will help other youth struggling with mental health issues to access support with a shorter wait time.

A Swoop airliner is seen arriving in Moncton on its first flight from Hamilton earlier this year.

Moncton’s Avenir Centre

RCMP said Wednesday they seized drugs, weapons, drug-trafficking paraphernalia, cash and allegedly stolen items following a search of a Savoie Drive home.

The Moncton Law Courts building on Assomption Boulevard.

The Moncton Law Courts.

ELCE Developments has proposed a new subdivision called Eastgate on Elmwood Drive across from teh Irishtown Nature Park that would could include a variety of single-family homes, townhouses and apartment buildings.

Unionized electricians with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1555 went into a legal strike position and set up picket lines in front of some construction sites around Metro Moncton this week.

The Nature Trust of New Brunswick is asking people not to build piles of rocks at the Cape Enrage Nature Preserve beach because they are a safety hazard for visitors and a danger to animals’ habitat on the beach, as well as a contributor to erosion.

Canadian Cycling Magazine has named Fundy National Park one of the Top 5 national parks in Canada for mountain biking.

Codiac RCMP is still investigating a hit-and-run that took place in the parking lot of the Tire Shack Brewery in July.

Richibucto RCMP say thieves stole more than 1,000 litres of fuel from the Cocagne Marina early on the morning of Aug. 8.

The Moncton law courts on Assomption Boulevard.

The Moncton Law Courts.

Jason Theriot, a researcher and author who lives in Houston, Texas, is coming to New Brunswick in October to continue his research into the links between Acadians and the Cajuns of south Louisiana.

Troy Akerley was diagnosed with ALS in 2018. He is now in Miami undergoing treatment in an attempt to reverse some of the symptoms. His community has raised over $20,000 so far in support.

Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell said the monkeypox virus spreads by close contact with infected humans or animals and does not spread like COVID-19.

An estimated 2,000 people joined in the Tintamarre parade down Moncton’s Botsford Street to Main and Downing streets Monday, en route to Riverfront Park as part of Quinze Aout celebrations.

The Moncton Law Courts building on Assomption Boulevard.

Dr. Mark MacMillan, left, president of the New Brunswick Medical Society, and Dr. Christopher Goodyear, chair of the board of the New Brunswick Medical Society.