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Fredericton north-side townhouse proposal defeated by margin of 1 vote - Vimarsana News

Fredericton north-side townhouse proposal defeated by margin of 1 vote

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.

Source: cbc.ca
Fredericton to use federal funding to create 2 after-school hubs - Vimarsana News

Fredericton to use federal funding to create 2 after-school hubs

Federal funding of $945,000 will result in the creation of two after-school hubs in Fredericton aimed at diverting youth away from criminal activity.

Source: cbc.ca
Fredericton councillors heckled as they approve rezoning to allow for new jail - Vimarsana News

Fredericton councillors heckled as they approve rezoning to allow for new jail

Fredericton city council voted 7-4 in favour of a motion to rezone a 25-hectare plot of land in the Vanier Industrial Park to allow the construction of a new provincial correctional facility.

Source: cbc.ca
Opponents of Fredericton jail proposal pack council chamber to hear public comments - Vimarsana News

Opponents of Fredericton jail proposal pack council chamber to hear public comments

The viewing gallery in the council chamber at Fredericton city hall was packed Monday as about 100 people gathered to hear comments of support and opposition to the proposed construction of a jail in the city's east end.

Source: cbc.ca
Fredericton approves 2023 budget, but not all councillors agree - Vimarsana News

Fredericton approves 2023 budget, but not all councillors agree

Fredericton city council approved the municipal operating budget of around $152.9 million at Monday’s council meeting, but two councillors were against it.

Source: cbc.ca