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New Brunswick news: Dinghy found floating in Petitcodiac River - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick news: Dinghy found floating in Petitcodiac River

The New Brunswick RCMP is looking to identify the owner of an inflatable dinghy that was found floating in the Petitcodiac River between Moncton and Riverview unoccupied.

A changing Petitcodiac River reveals a piece of Moncton history - Vimarsana News

A changing Petitcodiac River reveals a piece of Moncton history

A stone pier that once held up the fourth Gunningsville Bridge hidden in muddy Petitcodiac River shore has emerged into view as the tidal river changes following the opening of the upstream causeway.

Source: cbc.ca
Task force launched, consultants hired to probe Moncton north end stench - Vimarsana News

Task force launched, consultants hired to probe Moncton north end stench

Efforts to get to the bottom of a stench that has occasionally wafted across Moncton's north end neighbourhood have led to a provincial investigation, a task force and two compost facilities hiring consultants to review their operations.

Source: cbc.ca
JMA Armstrong Students Take To The Sky - Vimarsana News

JMA Armstrong Students Take To The Sky

Eleven students from J.M.A. Armstrong High School spent the day at the Moncton Flight College. They received a...

Salt marsh option missing in plan to shield N.S.-N.B. land link from floods: experts - Vimarsana News

Salt marsh option missing in plan to shield N.S.-N.B. land link from floods: experts

HALIFAX — An engineering study calling for higher dikes to safeguard the land link between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick should have also suggested creating natural buffers to absorb rising oceans, some experts say.