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A productive month of April in Dieppe

DIEPPE, N.B. — In April, 79 building permits were issued in Dieppe worth a total of $11,487,372. In the commercial sector, 11 permits were issued representing investments of $3,496,766, while 68 residential permits were issued valued at a total of $7,990,606. 

 April’s major projects:

Concorde Atlantic LP                                                 $2,982,733
Serge Gauvin...

Traffic lights at Amirault-Chartersville intersection

DIEPPE, N.B.— The City of Dieppe wishes to advise residents that NB Power will be working at the intersection of Amirault Street and Chartersville Road on Monday, May 14, between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

This work means that the traffic lights at that intersection will not be functioning. Because of this, the intersection will automatically revert to a four-way stop during that period of time.

For more information, please visit NB Power’s website at nbpower.com

 

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Media contact:
Annie Duguay
Public...

Codiac Transpo Service interruptions

Codiac Transpo wishes to inform its customers that bus service will be interrupted over the next few days, due to staffing constraints arising from the current labour situation.

The following lists the routes affected. Details are provided at codiactranspo.ca:

Friday, May 11

Morning service offered by the following routes will be affected: #6 Elmwood B, #11 Whitefrost, and #14 Riverview West.

Afternoon service offered by the following routes will be affected: #8 Lakeside and #13 MID.

 

Saturday,...

Tentative agreement reached between the City of Dieppe and the union representing its firefighters

DIEPPE, N.B. — The City of Dieppe has reached a tentative contract agreement with Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 3515 representing the city’s firefighters.

“We are very pleased to have reached an agreement with the union,” said City of Dieppe chief administrative officer Marc Melanson. “Collaboration and co-operation were key elements in reaching this agreement, demonstrating the good faith on both sides of the negotiations – the employer and the union.”

“This tentative agreement is...

Work on Olivier Street

DIEPPE (NB) — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise the motoring public that construction work will be done on Olivier Street, between Paul Street and Acadie Avenue, starting on Tuesday, May 1st for a few weeks.

One lane on Paul Street and Acadie Avenue could be closed sporadically on Tuesday, May 1st and Wednesday, May 2.

The City regrets any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates your patience and cooperation.

 

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Media Contact:
Annie Duguay
Public Relations Officer
City of Dieppe
877.5045