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Inflation has Fredericton city staff pinching pennies, cancelling projects as costs soar - Vimarsana News

Inflation has Fredericton city staff pinching pennies, cancelling projects as costs soar

The City of Fredericton is feeling the effects of record-high inflation, with staff looking at ways to save money, and having to cancel some projects over soaring costs.

Source: cbc.ca
Fredericton councillors eyeing French approach to noisy vehicles - Vimarsana News

Fredericton councillors eyeing French approach to noisy vehicles

A new technology that would allow French cities to identify and ticket the owners of noisy vehicles has Fredericton city councillors paying attention as they continue to face complaints about loud cars and motorcycles, despite a noise bylaw against them.

Source: cbc.ca
Fredericton council votes 6-3 for housing proposal, but measure doesn't pass - Vimarsana News

Fredericton council votes 6-3 for housing proposal, but measure doesn't pass

Not enough councillors voted in favour of a proposal that would have seen apartment units built on the second floor of a building housing office and retail space on Acorn Street in Fredericton.

Source: cbc.ca
Fredericton's future performing arts centre closer to reality - Vimarsana News

Fredericton's future performing arts centre closer to reality

After 10 years of studies and discussions, a new performing arts centre in Fredericton’s downtown is closer to reality.

Rapid development raises concerns about fate of Fredericton's heritage buildings - Vimarsana News

Rapid development raises concerns about fate of Fredericton's heritage buildings

With a big need for more housing in Fredericton, some are concerned that a push to construct new units could come at the expense of the city's historically significant buildings if more isn't done to protect them.

Source: cbc.ca