Greater Moncton Posts

Several apartments in new construction in the Greater Moncton area are increasingly struggling to find tenants. These are often the most expensive on the market. If the vacancy rate for rental units increased from 1.2% to 1.5%, from October 2023 to the same period in 2024, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC),

A new coalition of business owners is calling for more action against crime in Moncton, while the municipality is asking the provincial government to increase the powers of its bylaw enforcement officers. A new coalition called “Assez, c’est assez” is calling for improved public safety in downtown Moncton, New Brunswick. The coalition launched its campaign

New Addictions and Mental Health Court Coming to Greater Moncton in 2026. The government of New Brunswick announced it would establish a voluntary addictions and mental health court program in Moncton by 2026 as a way to offer treatment-based solutions for individuals charged with addiction- or mentally illness-related crime. Participants who successfully complete individually tailored

Moncton, the heart of New Brunswick, weaves together a heritage of strength and a vibrant cultural canvas. As Atlantic Canada’s fastest‑growing urban core, Greater Moncton blends determination through history with modern vitality, inviting new and traditional residents alike. A Legacy of ResilienceLong before railways and factories, the Mi’kmaq people stewarded this land. In the 1700s,