Author Archives: Allan Dearing

Many Canadians had terrible travel stories to tell over the holiday season. The House of Commons Transport Committee is now taking a closer look at that travel chaos. The committee said it wants to he...

VIA Rail continues to use aging equipment on The Ocean which includes Moncton on its trip between Montreal and Halifax according to a transportation advocate. Ted Bartlett, past president of Transport...

January is Crime Stoppers Awareness Month, spotlighting a community-focused organization which has helped solve thousands of crimes. Founded in New Mexico, USA in 1976, Crime Stoppers arrived in New B...

The mayor of Moncton believes the municipality's new active transportation plan will help address concerns about cycling safety in the city. In a year-end interview with 91.9 The Bend, Dawn Arnold not...

Codiac RCMP have arrested 29-year-old Richard James Simmons of Moncton, who was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for being unlawfully at large. On June 28, police said he failed to return to his correc...

Codiac RCMP arrested a man and seized drugs and weapons as part of an ongoing investigation. Mounties carried out a search warrant on Thursday morning at a home on Pacific Avenue in Moncton. Police se...

The Dieppe Fire Department is mourning the loss of one of their own. Captain Rheal Leger died on Thursday from a work-related illness at age 57, after serving Dieppe for 39 years. A media release from...

The advocacy group, Transport Action Atlantic (TAA), has made a submission to the House of Commons Transport Committee over VIA Rail travel disruptions during the holiday season. Travellers faced extr...

The 1,400 acre Vision Lands are among the last undeveloped parcels of land in the City of Moncton. Despite mostly private ownership, Moncton mayor Dawn Arnold said council is committed to protecting t...

Transport Action Atlantic (TAA) is calling for an independent inquiry over VIA Rail's abysmal performance over the holiday season. The transportation advocacy group said while there were service disru...