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Dieppe-Moncton-Riverview is a leading destination for newcomers

Profile of the immigrant and non-permanent resident population shows Dieppe-Moncton-Riverview is a leading destination for newcomers

The Moncton Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) broke records in 2022, achieving the highest population growth rate among all Canadian CMAs – not just for last year, but for the past 20.

The high growth rate is almost entirely attributable to an increase in the number of immigrants and non-permanent residents arriving – and remaining – in the region. Based on the latest...

Work at Rotary Park entrance

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise residents that work at the Rotary St-Anselme Park entrance will begin on Monday, May 15, and end by early July. Vehicles will not be permitted on the access road to the park during this period due to the construction and to ensure the safety of workers and pedestrians.

Visitors will be able to park at the Arthur J. LeBlanc Centre during construction. The AJL Centre is located just across the street from the park entrance.

This important project...

Lane reduction on Champlain Street (May 1 to 5, 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), from Monday, May 1 to Friday, May 5.

These lane reductions are necessary in order to allow for ground surveying work. Flaggers will be on site to direct traffic.

It is to be noted that businesses will remain accessible while the work is taking place.

The City regrets any inconvenience this work may cause and...

Dieppe Innovates with Tree Bylaw

A presentation on the outline of a tree bylaw was made by City of Dieppe staff to City Council at the public meeting of the Standing Committee on Strategies and Public Policies held at City Hall on Thursday, April 27.

The City of Dieppe has had a Tree Code since 2006, but it only covers trees on municipally owned land. There are currently no regulations governing trees on private property, except for some new construction projects that have landscaping requirements.

The proposed bylaw seeks to...

Dandelion Madness is back!

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe is proud to announce the return of Dandelion Madness for a third consecutive year following the adoption of its pilot project.

The idea behind this large-scale movement in Canada and around the world is to help pollinating insects, such as butterflies and bees. During the month of May, food is scarce for these insects, and the dandelion is one of the only flowers that can provide them with nectar.

Increasing the number of flowers and the amount of available nectar...