As part of Codiac Transpo’s phased COVID-19 recovery and as approved by each municipal council in the tri-community, service levels will increase once again effective Sunday, Nov. 20.

Moncton City Council’s 2023 budget both reduced the residential tax rate and invested additional funds in key services such as snow clearing, community safety, social issues, environmental initiatives, and recreational activities.

The City of Moncton wishes to advise the motoring public of delays or detours in the following areas to accommodate the Remembrance Day Parade happening on Nov. 11.

The intersection of Essex Street, Edmonton Avenue and Lockhart Avenue, will be closed to through traffic from Tuesday November 8 to Thursday November 10, 2022. 

The total value of building permits in the first three quarters of 2022 reached an impressive $309.6 million compared to $220.9 million for the same timeframe last year, representing a 40% increase.