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March Break activities in Dieppe

DIEPPE, N.B. — From skating to swimming, the City of Dieppe will be hosting a number of family activities at its recreational facilities, pool and arenas during the week of March 7-11.

The Centennial Arena and the Arthur-J.-LeBlanc Centre are offering a special family skating schedule, as well as hockey and ringette. The Dieppe Aquatic and Sports Centre is also featuring a special schedule with three public swimming sessions per day: from 10-11:25 a.m., 2-3:55 p.m. and in the evening with either the...

Tree planting program

DIEPPE, N.B. — The tree planting program to make our city a greener place is open to residents from Monday, February 15 until Thursday, March 31. This program offers mature trees at a very reasonable cost to residents who do not have trees in front of their homes.

Eligibility requirements:

• One tree per residence;
• There can be no existing trees on the land in front of the home;
• There must be sufficient space to plant the tree and to ensure it has enough space to grow;
• A $50 fee must be paid by the...

Cancellations/Closures for Friday, February 5

CANCELLATIONS/CLOSURES for today (February 5)

-Opening ceremony of the Friendship Carnival and Fun on Ice at Place 1604
-Pickleball at École Lou McNarin
-Comedy show with Luc LeBlanc at the Arts and Culture Centre has been rescheduled for February 19. Info: 854.2787
-Dieppe Aquatic and Sports Centre closing at 4 p.m.

Acadie Avenue and Amirault Street - traffic lights

DIEPPE, N.B. — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that work will be carried out to activate the new traffic lights at the intersection of Acadie Avenue and Alain-Gillette Street starting on Wednesday, February 3 until Friday, February 5, weather permitting.  Some temporary lane reductions are to be expected during this work. 

The lights are expected to be permanently activated on Friday, February 5.

It should be noted that businesses will remain accessible during this work.

The...

Heritage Week

DIEPPE (N.-B.) —The City of Dieppe will be hosting two events as part of New Brunswick Heritage Week from February 8-15.

Under the theme Leadership & Legacy, the municipality will recognize four women who carved out a place for themselves in Dieppe’s history:  Lucille Babin, Phyllis Comeau, Lodia Cormier and Mai Dallaire. Their contribution will be acknowledged at the Public Council Meeting scheduled for February 8 at 7 p.m.

Here are a few highlights for each individual being recognized:

Lucille...