Author Archives: Tara Clow

Help is needed after an assault and break-and-enter in Memramcook. RCMP say the incident occurred on Renaissance Street on November 23. A man received a notification from his home security showing som...

There are increases across the board for fuel prices again this week, but the changes are so small, that they most likely won't be noticed. The maximum cost for regular self-serve is up 0.3 cents a li...

Over 13,000 Anglophone East School District students are bussed to and from class each day. But the transportation sector is getting stretched to its limit, according to the Director of Finance and Ad...

RCMP say a man wanted in connection with an assault and two break-ins and thefts in Hanwell has been arrested. The 26-year-old McAdam man was taken into custody on Nov. 23, police said in an update on...

A reminder to motorists in the City of Moncton. Overnight parking restrictions go into effect on December 1. Those restrictions are not in effect every night but will be implemented if snow clearing o...

Talks between the two sides in the Canada Post strike have been put on hold. Minister of Labour Steven MacKinnon says they were temporarily suspended by the federal mediator because the Canadian Union...

A street closure to take note of on Wednesday and Thursday. Lutz Street between Assomption Boulevard and Record Street will be closed as a storm drain is installed. Signage and flaggers will be in pla...

There's good news for those disappointed by the cancellation of this year's Royale Greater Moncton Santa Claus parade. The organizing committee called an emergency meeting on Tuesday night last night ...

There was much disappointment after the cancellation of the Greater Moncton Santa Claus parade. It was supposed to make its way through downtown Moncton on Saturday night. Heavy rain and high winds fo...

Thousands in Greater Moncton were left in the dark on Monday night after a widespread power outage. It affected parts of Riverview and west end Moncton. At the height of the outage, over 9,000 were wi...