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Gone in less than 3 minutes: Moncton car dealer frustrated by vehicle theft
A Moncton car dealer was surprised to see thieves steal a pick-up truck from his used car dealership parking lot under security cameras in less than three minutes. An insurance crime investigator provides some vehicle safety tips to make vehicles harder to steal.
French hip-hop event brings together about 800 Moncton-area high school students
Students from across the Anglophone East school district high gathered at the Université de Moncton to enjoy a concert by three francophone hip-hop artists.
How the brain creates bias: Racism-awareness exhibit at Moncton museum
A travelling exhibition on display at Resurgo Place educates people about the mental processes that can contribute to racism and discrimination.
Riverview residents ask for bigger RCMP presence in town
Riverview residents attended a Q&A-style town-hall meeting with the Codiac Regional RCMP asking for more street patrols.
Moncton residents raise concerns about local AIM scrapyard at meeting with city staff
Dozens of residents attended a town hall-style meeting put on by the City of Moncton on Tuesday to raise concerns about the local American Iron and Metal salvage yard and to get answers about how the facility is regulated.
Moncton gives green light to two 17-storey riverfront towers
Moncton city council has approved the Gateway Towers project, which will see a pair of mixed-use, 17-storey towers along the city's riverfront.
Salisbury trail expansion almost ready in 'Canada's most active community' 2023
Salisbury was named Canada's most active community in 2023 after winning the ParticipAction fitness challenge. The prize money has gone into adding 1.8 kilometres to a walking trail.
U de M opens gaming room to help esports players train
The Université de Moncton has installed a high-tech gaming room to help their esports teams practise for competitive tournaments. The university has also earmarked $60,000 over three years to help the teams with tournament travel expenses.
New Brunswickers have lost over $8M to scams since 2023
The Canada Revenue Agency is trying a creative method to spread awareness about fraud as scammers get more sophisticated, working to educate the public on how to identify the warning signs before it's too late.
Staying alive: Rare beetle that uses mimicry to stay ahead of predators shows up in N.B.
A new adaptation among ground beetles has been discovered in New Brunswick this summer as part of the New Brunswick Museum’s BiotaNB project.