Author Archives: Tara Clow

A watch party has been organized for anyone who wants to cheer on a Riverview swimmer at the Olympics. Brooklyn Douthwright is in Paris racing as a member of Team Canada. A viewing party will start at...

Motorists will notice decreases when they fill up their fuel this week. The Energy and Utilities Board made its weekly price adjustments overnight. The maximum cost for regular self-serve dropped by 1...

A fire at a Petitcodiac business is a big loss, according to the Mayor of the Three Rivers community. Burgess Transportation Services, which has been in the village for 80 years, was destroyed by fire...

The Nova Scotia Buccaneers have been removed as the 2024 Maritime Bowl champions. The Maritime Football League determined the team used an ineligible player in the championship game, and the game will...

Accidents can be life-changing, and a Riverview family is finding that out. Sixteen-year-old Levi Sutherland suffered a serious spinal injury and is paralyzed after a diving accident last month. "On J...

A $28,000 request from the Peter McKee Community Food Centre for extra security. The Centre is located across from the new Bridge to Home shelter on St. George Street and has received increased crime ...

Moncton Alerts Dashboard subscribers may have received a few unusual alerts from the City of Moncton early Wednesday. The subjects of those road and flooding alerts were, "Hazard: Centennial Park Rd",...

Motorists take note. Traffic will be down to one lane on Ryan Street between Maplehurst Drive and Evergreen Drive on July 25 and 26. There could be some delays. Water and sewer services are being inst...

Rescue boats had to be deployed into the Petiticodiac River, after reports of a surfer in distress near Patricia Drive in Riverview. Riverview Fire and Rescue, Moncton Fire and Dieppe Fire Departments...

A Moncton family now has a place to call their own, thanks to Habitat for Humanity New Brunswick. The four-bedroom bungalow is located on Churchill Street. It has been under construction since late la...