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Mental health court to expand to Moncton next year
The mental health court, expected to be up and running in March 2026, will offer an alternative to the traditional court system for people struggling with serious mental health or addiction issues.
Scoudouc River bridge replacement in the works as Shore-Line trail nears halfway mark
The plan is to install a new bridge across the 80-metre span, using old piers that are still in place.
Canada vs. U.S. bowling tournament creates lifelong friendships, despite political differences
The tournament was stopped by COVID-19, but organizers say they won’t be dissuaded by the current political situation.
Para boxing helped this N.B. man regain his confidence. Now he wants that for others
Andrew Lawlor started boxing eight months ago to improve his cardio, but he soon fell in love with the sport and has his first big fight coming up.
Miramichiers say Centennial Bridge sidewalk needs to stay
Since the Centennial Bridge opened in 1967, Miramichiers have been able to walk, bike or roll across it, but after it gets a long-planned new deck, this will no longer be an option.
Moncton backpedals on bike lane after drivers complain
A Moncton cyclist says the change will make it harder to connect with other trails and bike lanes in the city.
Moncton seniors shocked by 'betrayal' after plan for new centre falls through
Nothing was set in stone, but Dennis Cochrane says there was a "gentlemen's agreement" between Rising Tide Community Initiatives and the citizens' group looking for a home for a seniors' centre in Moncton.
Women's clothing exhibit at Acadian Museum dispels the myth of Evangeline's outfit
From colonization until the Acadian renaissance, the exhibit spans more than 300 years of clothing.
Moncton's growing Muslim community raising funds for new community centre, mosque
The mosques that nxist in Moncton aren’t big enough to accommodate everyone, so people sometimes have to be turned away.
Training more teachers will help, but keeping them here is another issue, union says
A University of New Brunswick plan to train more teachers is welcome news for the New Brunswick Teachers' Association, but the province could do more to ease shortage, the union says.