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Lane reduction on Champlain Street (April 13 and 14, 2023)

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that there will be lane reductions on Champlain Street, between Acadie Avenue and westbound municipal limits (towards Moncton), on Thursday, April 13 and Friday, April 14. In case of inclement weather, the work will be postponed to a later date.

These lane reductions are necessary in order to allow for land surveying work.

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

Fireworks training exercice

The City of Dieppe would like to inform its residents that fireworks will be deployed in the area of the MusiquART site on Thursday, April 13 in the afternoon.

The deployment of the pyrotechnics will take place as part of a training exercise by the municipal Fire Department.

The holding of the exercise complies with the requirements of Bylaw S-2 relating to fireworks and special effect pyrotechnics in the City of Dieppe.

Residents are asked not to approach the site during the exercise.

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Notice of Public Meeting – April 11, 2023

Please be advised that there will be a regular Council meeting on Tuesday, April 11, 2023, at 7 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, which can also be viewed live on the YouTube channel at the following web address: www.youtube.com/dieppenb

Council members and staff participating remotely will use electronic means of communication. The meeting agenda is available here.

New Bus Benches Coming to Dieppe

Roughly 30 new benches will be installed along the City of Dieppe’s public transit system over the next few years through a partnership with Creative Outdoor Advertising.

The company will install the benches free of charge and sell advertising that will be displayed on the back of the benches to cover the purchase, installation and maintenance costs. In exchange for the use of municipal space, Creative Outdoor Advertising will pay a percentage of advertising sales to the municipality.

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City of Dieppe disappointed with proposed changes to Official Languages Act

DIEPPE, NB - The City of Dieppe is disappointed with the minimal changes being proposed to New Brunswick’s Official Languages Act, particularly the removal of the requirement to review the Act every 10 years.

“One of the review’s objectives is to improve the Act by considering the recommendations of various groups in our society, and by working to achieve a substantive equality of both official languages. Without the review, that opportunity will no longer exist. In addition, opening the door to...