Moncton City Council and Administration recognize and are committed to fostering diversity and inclusion where all members of the community feel at home and represented.

As a growing city, Moncton is continuously evolving its posture with respect to diversity, equity and inclusion. The City wanted to be more inclusive toward our community by repositioning these faith symbols; however, we obviously fell short in this transition. Despite our best intentions to do the right thing, we acted too quickly.

The City of Moncton is transitioning to an online bidding platform that will help make the procurement of products and services more seamless, providing suppliers with a bidding process that is easier, faster, and more reliable.

Codiac Transpo wishes to inform the public about upcoming service changes that will be implemented on Nov. 19. These changes are aimed at improving the efficiency and availability of public transportation within the region.

Moncton City Council approved the budget at a special public council meeting on Nov. 9.

The total value of building permits issued in the City of Moncton has climbed to $174.2 million year-to-date.

The City of Moncton hosted its annual Heritage Awards Ceremony on Oct. 18 at City Hall as part of the fourth edition of Heritage Week. The Heritage Conservation Board and the Culture and Heritage department highlighted seven recipients for their outstanding and constant efforts in the preservation, restoration, and protection of heritage properties in the City of Moncton.

Moncton City Council approved the appointment of Serge Doucet as chief administrative officer at its regular council meeting on Oct. 16.

Dale Hicks, Mike Timani, and Manju Varma are this year’s inductees for the City of Moncton’s top award.

The 2023 Moncton Sports Wall of Fame Induction ceremony is taking place at the Capitol Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m.