08/18/2023
Driver jailed for 'chain reaction' accident in stolen car
The Moncton Law Courts building.
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The No. 1 news source in Metro Moncton for over 145 years. The Times & Transcript has been serving Moncton and surrounding areas for 145 years.
Thaddeus Stevens and James Brewster launched the weekly Moncton Times in 1868, and grew the newspaper to daily publication in 1877. In a time when newspapers were unabashedly partisan, a group of Liberal businessmen bought a weekly paper in Sackville called The Transcript in 1882 and moved it to Moncton, immediately establishing it as a daily to compete with the Tory Moncton Times. The Moncton Tra
nscript failed to really compete until 1887, when the firebrand John T. Hawke was brought in from Ottawa to take over as publisher, a political move said to have been engineered by Sir Wilfred Laurier himself. Stevens and Hawke soon were warring daily in their newspapers' editorials, to the delight of a growing base of readers. Stevens left the Times in 1893, amidst the scandal and legal bills of his wife being charged with manslaughter. Hawke, meanwhile, placed his stamp on the Moncton area from 1887 until 1922, when he died at the helm of the Transcript. The two newspapers were both purchased by Moncton Publishers Ltd. in 1945, ending years of rivalry. Moncton Publishers was bought three years later by K.C. Irving's New Brunswick Publishing Company Ltd., which created a subsidiary Moncton company to run the city's papers. The two newspapers merged as The Times-Transcript in 1983. The Times-Transcript continued as an afternoon daily until 1997, when it switched to mornings and became The Times & Transcript.
08/18/2023
Give businesses a final loan reprieve
A closed sign on a business.
08/17/2023
Home of the Week: Luxury home with water view and in-ground pool
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08/17/2023
Dieppe marks 81st anniversary of battle
The City of Dieppe, in collaboration with the Dieppe Military Veterans Association, will hold a ceremony Sunday at Place 1604 to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the Dieppe Raid during the Second World War.
08/17/2023
Construction continues to drive city's growth: report
This aerial photo from June, 2022, shows most of downtown Moncton, with the red-roofed Chateau Moncton Hotel at right to the Avenir Centre a left.
08/16/2023
Optimism surrounds Wildcats on eve of training camp
Caleb Desnoyers, left, shown accepting the Moncton Wildcats jersey from GM Ritchie Thibeau as the No. 1 pick in the QMJHL draft in June, will hit the ice this weekend for the team's 2023 training camp at the Avenir Centre.
08/16/2023
'This is the most fun I've had'
Moncton musician Robert Thomas, who has written for artists including Kenny Rogers and Anne Murray, is now performing his songs with his band the Session Men.
08/16/2023
New store hosting grand opening weekend
Moncton's new MEC store is hosting its grand opening this weekend.
08/16/2023
Hopewell Rocks named among country's most magical destinations
The Hopewell Rocks have been named one of Canada's most magical destinations alongside Niagara Falls, Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse, and Cape Spear Lighthouse.
08/15/2023
U.S. man faces additional charges of luring, touching N.B. girl
The Moncton Law Courts building.
08/14/2023
Youth conservation program eyes N.B. expansion
Local WILD Outside participants after a trail maintenance event in Riverview.
08/14/2023
The holder of a lotto ticket purchased in Saint John could soon be $25,000 richer, and someone who bought a ticket online may soon have another $81,000 to their name.
The Atlantic Lottery Corporation is reporting a potential $81,000 winner and a potential $25,000 winner in New Brunswick.
08/13/2023
A Turtle Creek woman accused of stealing thousands of dollars from TV and movie star Patricia Arquette has been found unfit to stand trial.
Patricia Arquette in 1993's True Romance.
08/13/2023
The Southeast District RCMP is seeking the public's help with its search for a missing 33-year-old woman from Sainte-Adèle, Que., who is believed to be somewhere in southeastern New Brunswick.
The Southeast District RCMP is seeking the public's help with missing 33-year-old Vanessa Tremblay of Sainte-Adèle, Que.
08/13/2023
According to the hiking publication The Trek, only about 525 people in total have successfully completed the Triple Crown of thru-hiking.
Moncton native Cory Gallant, and his girlfriend Kati Bayer, are days away from completing their four-month hike of the Appalachian Trail, leaving just one trail to trek before completing hiking's Triple Crown.
08/13/2023
The basement offers nine-foot ceilings for a second family room, full bathroom, storage and utility room, along with two more bedrooms – one with "secret access" to another room to be used as desired.
The brand-new build at 10 Silverview Lane offers two "beautiful and unique" spaces to call home, according to listing agent Deanie Adams.
08/13/2023
One of two fishermen who disappeared last week after heading to sea from the Acadian Peninsula has been found deceased, according to the Northeast District RCMP.
The Northeast District RCMP says the remains of one of the elderly fishermen reported missing Aug. 7 from a wharf in Brantville has been found deceased.
08/13/2023
A convicted killer who escaped from a federal prison in Dorchester was quickly recaptured by correctional staff, according to the Correctional Service of Canada.
A convicted killer who walked away from the Dorchester Penitentiary minimum-security unit Saturday afternoon was quickly recaptured by Correctional Service of Canada staff.
08/12/2023
"Beyond just the growing success we’ve recorded here in Saint John, there has been a growing call for this event and this platform in other cities. That’s a reflection of the acceptance of our vision."
The United Colours of Fashion fall show will run in Moncton, Fredericton, and Saint John this year.
08/12/2023
Highlights of court news from around the province this week
Saint John Law Courts.
08/12/2023
The Christmas season is often a prosperous time for business, but more than 12,000 companies in New Brunswick are facing a holiday season this year that could deliver them a lump of coal instead of extra cash in the till.
During the height of COVID-19, 12,091 N.B. firms received interest-free Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loans from the federal government. Ottawa approved close to 900,000 CEBA loans (including more than 40,000 in Atlantic Canada worth $2.2 billion), which were a lifeline for Canadian busin...
08/12/2023
After more than 20 years in business, a Saint John bookstore is hosting its last celebration before closing its physical store, plus four other business stories from around the province.
Wendy Matheson, owner of Dave Shoots, Bookseller, says Saturday's Books and Brownies Bash will be a last chance for customers to snag one of her famous brownies.
08/11/2023
New sports league 'recess' for adults
The Moncton Sport & Social Club, a recreational sports league for adults, is launching in the city next month.
08/11/2023
Moncton’s festivals benefit all
The Greater Moncton area continues efforts to simultaneously entertain citizens and attract visitors, much of that by hosting festivals.
08/11/2023
Top Reads: Stories of the week
Emily Haines and Metric performed Sunday at Area 506 in Saint John.
08/10/2023
Relax! Moncton airport among country's least stressful
Greater Moncton Romeo LeBlanc International Airport in Dieppe.
08/10/2023
Home sales continue to drop in Moncton, prices up
Home sales dropped in Moncton in July compared to July 2022, continuing the decline seen throughout 2023.
08/10/2023
Man accused of stealing campground surveillance cameras
The Moncton Law Courts.
08/10/2023
Boat, trailer stolen from home: Police
Police are trying to find a boat and trailer recently stolen in Moncton.
08/09/2023
School bus cameras aimed at catching scofflaw drivers
Rod Parr, service manager for ROCK Networks, shows Health Minister Bruce Fitch, MLA Greg Turner, and Education Minister Bill Hogan, one of the new cameras installed on New Brunswick school buses in Moncton on Wednesday.
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