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… (but not propane tanks), stoves. Furniture: mattresses
and bed springs, couches, chairs, tables. Televisions, … nets, hockey nets. Large children's toys, strollers.
The following items are considered non-collectable waste. … compostable waste which has not been prepared or packaged
for collection (i.e. branches, leaves). Computer monitors
and …
… While
the Province of New Brunswick issues burning permits
and advisories according to conditions in various areas of
the province, cities in New Brunswick are responsible
for the regulation
and enforcement of controlled outside …
… 1290 represents 112 employees including transit operators
and service personnel employed at Codiac Transpo. Canadian … labourers, mechanics, recreation operations staff,
and rink attendants. City Hall Employees Association (CHEA)/ … office
and technical staff as well as supervisors of
the operational sections. International Association of Fire …
… - City staff continue to work with provincial, federal,
and private sector representative to detect
the insect’s arrival. Treat - Some significant City trees may be identified
for treatment. This is not a long term solution, however,
and …
… Download a copy of
the skating safety rules All skaters must: Wear a … where there is less danger of them being bumped into
and may wear protective gear such as elbow pads, knee pads, … injuries to arena staff.
The facility is not responsible
for accidents
and lost or stolen items. Skate at your own …
…
The City of Moncton has transitioned to “bids&tenders”, an online bidding platform that will help make
the procurement of products
and services more seamless
and reliable. Businesses …
The City of Moncton’s procurement activities are governed by its Corporate Procurement Policy ,
and the Province of New Brunswick’s Procurement Act . …
… 🌿 Join us on June 8 at Centennial Park
for EnviroFest, where sustainability meets fun! 🌎 Discover … small changes in moving, housing, eating, buying, playing,
and sorting can make a big impact. Event details … public transit. If your job allows it, you can even skip
the commute altogether
and work from home to help
the …
… curb to create a new driveway or to widen an existing one.
The City of Moncton tenders all curb cut work to qualified private contractors. This process ensures that
the work is completed safely, professionally,
and in accordance with City standards. …
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The City of Moncton is proud to recognize local businesses … that go
the extra mile to create inclusive, comfortable,
and accessible spaces
for older adults. Through
the Senior Friendly Business …
… Criminal Record Check – request in-person from
the RCMP (520 Main St.);
the document must be signed
and include a Vulnerable Sector check, dated within 12 months … operator as defined by
the Canada Revenue Agency. Apply
for a HST number through
the Government of Canada . (No cost) …
… Ideal
for film projections
and cultural productions. Black box with multiple … capacity: 300 people. Seated capacity: 200 people. Audio
and video capabilities. Full bar service. … Ideal
for corporate meetings
and celebrations. Standing capacity: 125 people. Seated …
… See here
for a list of frequently asked questions on
the Housing …
The CMHC Housing Design Catalogue provides standardized … designs that integrate well with existing neighbourhoods.
The catalogue options endorsed by
the City of Moncton include four-unit dwelling
and additional dwelling unit plans. …
… Request a language proficiency evaluation through
the Government of New Brunswick . (Fee: $60+HST) National Standards Certification
for Taxicab
and Limousine Driver – Certification OR proof of registration …
… Join us on Sunday, Aug. 13,
for a Disco Bike Ride around downtown Moncton!
The City of Moncton, in partnership with La Bikery
and the Codiac RCMP, is hosting a family-friendly bike ride …
… Bird Watching Connection to Centennial Park Share
the Route (Biking) Parking
for Canoe drop-off on Parlee Drive Shelter & Picnic Tables … posted rules
and show courtesy to all trail users. Stay to
the right of
the trail. When overtaking others, pass on
the …
…
The City of Moncton’s annual July 1st Celebrations are
the region’s largest
and 2026 will be no exception. Event: Who Canada! … Busker Fees: Buskers will not be paid
for their services by
the City of Moncton but are permitted …
… A Safe Community To create, support,
and advocate
for a safe
and inclusive community … Dynamic Community To propel sustainable development
and strategic investment … A Green Community To protect
and enhance
the environment … A Vibrant
and Inclusive Community Enrich
the lives of residents
and visitors …
… BBQs Rock climbing (seasonal) Rocky Stone Sports Field Ski
and snowshoe rental Swim Changing Facilities Tennis Courts … Helmets
and elbow pads are required at skate
and bike parks. These spaces are unsupervised. Play at your … are safe
for toddlers
and school-age children. In summer,
the accessible SuperSplash Park keeps kids cool with a giant …
…
The City of Moncton is working to expand its cycling network … in 2023 on Killam Drive, Vaughan Harvey Boulevard,
and Dickson Boulevard, plus a new multi-purpose trail is … between cyclists
and drivers – creating a much safer space
for cyclists on these busy streets.
The FAQ below answers …
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The City of Moncton recognizes both official languages as having
the same status. It ensures
the provision of services
and communications in English
and French while encouraging a …
The City of Moncton adopted its first Official Languages …
The current policy was last reviewed in 2018
and is due
for an update. Moncton City Council has established an Ad …