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Covering about seven hectares near the Concorde Bridge, Dieppe Park is on Montreal’s list of large parks. But sections of the park’s shoreline are succumbing to erosion and Montreal officials are looking to make much-needed repairs.

The countdown is on in New Ross for the arrival French Food and Music village that will take over the New Ross Quayside on Monday, June 5th where visitors will be able to meet the French food and drinks producers of Normandy, enjoy free samples, browse the authentic French cuisine plus chill out to the beats from the bands performing from the top of the solar powered music bus with music from French band For the Hackers.

Big travel plans for a Dieppe couple who won big by scratching. Marlena and Ernest Williams won the top prize ...

"Once we see the money in the account maybe it will feel like reality.”

Tourism has almost returned to pre-pandemic levels in Greater Moncton according to the region's destination ma...

The newly created organization that promotes visiting the Moncton region says visitor counts and spending are nearly back to pre-pandemic levels. 

Marlena and Ernest Williams of Dieppe, N.B., who are originally from Jamaica, plan to use some of their winnings to visit family in their home country.

Medieval rulers desired glory on the battlefield, but to secure a victory they would employ methods that were less-than honourable. From fake manoeuvres to reneging on promises, James Titterton runs through five acts of deception and trickery that won the day

The director of Normandy Tourism is eager to develop links with New Ross ahead of a showcase of Normandy food and culture in the town this June Bank Holiday Monday.

The Sandbar, a popular restaurant on the Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf, is making its return after it was heavily damaged by Fiona.