Bruce Grandy News Today

The City of Fredericton is looking to amend bylaws to promote secondary units on properties. One housing researcher said there are pros and cons to the strategy.

Sunday bus service in Fredericton will roll out this spring using an entirely new network, which includes a single cross-town route linking the north and south sides, as well as a handful of other routes that will run from east to west on either sides of the St. John River.

In 2019, Fredericton Coun. Bruce Grandy said the city would need a third bridge across the St. John River by 2029. Now Grandy has changed his tune.

The new artificial rink is part of a multi-million dollar redevelopment of Officers' Square and will operate from December to March each year.

An 88-unit townhouse development proposed for Fredericton's north side fell just short of the city council votes it needed Monday night to go ahead.

The new schedule would see Sunday buses following a very similar schedule to Saturday buses, with a few route changes.

Fredericton Coun. Cassandra LeBlanc is getting around the city by bus these days to get first-hand experience of what is and isn't working with Fredericton Transit.

Fredericton's transit manager Charlene Sharpe is proposing councillors allocate $638,294 in next year's budget to hire more bus drivers to operate transit service on Sundays.

Fredericton is remembering a tragic shooting that took place five years ago. A day that many say changed the city forever.

Fredericton mayor Kate Rogers said the city was "forever changed" five years ago when four people were shot and killed outside an apartment building on the city's northside.