Communities
Moncton
A dynamic and vibrant city located in the heart of the Maritime provinces. Moncton is known for its rich history, cultural & tourist attractions, and its strategic position as “Hub City”. Here are some highlights:
Riverfront: The Petitcodiac River runs through the city, offering scenic views and walking trails.
Magnetic Hill: A famous and mysterious attraction where cars seem to defy gravity and roll uphill
Moncton Zoo: Home to over 400 animals, including the famous ” Magnetic Hill Zoo goats”.
Downtown: Vibrant area with shops, restaurants, and cultural events.
History: Moncton was a major railroad hub and has a rich history in transportation and industry.
Culture: A blend of French, English, and Indigenous influences, reflected in festivals and cuisine
Tidal Bore: where the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy create a unique wave phenomenon
Moncton is a wonderful place to visit or live, with a warm welcoming community.
Dieppe
A beautiful city located adjacent to Moncton, with a rich history and cultural heritage. Here are some interesting facts about Dieppe:
Acadian Culture: Dieppe is a predominantly Francophone city, with a strong Acadian heritage and a vibrant cultural scene.
History: Dieppe was named after the French city of Dieppe, in honor of the Canadian soldiers who fought in the Battle of Dieppe during World War II.
Cuisine: Enjoy traditional Acadian dishes like “rapées”, poutine, and seafood, especially lobster and mussels
Outdoor Activities: Dieppe has many parks, trails, like the beautiful Dieppe Riverfront trail, Dover Park, Rotary-St-Anselme Park perfect for hiking, biking and outdoor activities.
Festival: Dieppe hosts the popular “Festivités du 15 Août”, celebrating Acadian music, food, and culture.
Location: Strategically situated near Moncton, the cities form a larger metropolitan area, offering easy access to amenities and attractions.
Dieppe offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural splendor, making it a wonderful place to visit or call home.
Riverview
Riverview, a town located in Albert County, on the south side of the Petitcodiac River, is part of the Greater Moncton metropolitan area. Riverview has a growing population, estimated around 21,000 people and is known for its pristine beauty, outdoors recreational opportunities, and small-town charm.
Some popular attractions and activities in Riverview include:
The Riverview Arts Centre, which features local art exhibits and performances
The Riverview Community Hall, which offers various programs and events for residents
The Petitcodiac Riverfront Trail, a popular scenic trail for hiking and biking
The Riverview’s Chocolate River Farmers Market, which takes place every Saturday during the summer
The annual Riverview Summer Festival (Sunfest), which features live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities
Riverview is also home to several parks, schools, community organizations, and offers a mix of small-town charm and modern amenities, making it a desirable place to live, work, and visit.