The City has released record-breaking mid-year development numbers. Issuing close to a quarter of a billion dollars in building permits, $248.7 million to be exact, this is the highest development value among the province’s three cities. Learn more: fredericton.ca/.../city-relea…...

The City has proudly unveiled plans for the "The Guardian" a memorial dedicated to honoring past and present first responders. To be installed at the central Carleton St Bridge pier, The Guardian will illuminate a gentle blue glow every evening at dusk. ow.ly/7ICZ50SUTw7

Did you know that Fredericton's tree canopy contains over 80 different species of trees? 🌳 This tree map highlights our impressive urban forest and some of the prominent species found in the city. Visit our website for more information: fredericton.ca/en/about-frede…

Happy National Acadian Day! 🌟 Acadian culture is an integral part of our city’s heritage – contributing greatly to what makes Fredericton so special. Vive l’Acadie!

The South Core Municipal Plan survey is live! ⚠ Let us know what you think should be explored within the South Core. Whether it be the placement of new additions on lots, or green streets and on-street parking – we want to know! Find the survey here: metroquestsurvey.com/mf3j3v

Do you have a cool idea that could benefit the Fredericton community? You’re invited to attend Boost 2024: Ideation Camp, an innovative competition that gives participants the chance to create a “made-in-Fredericton” design solution. Find out more: fredericton.ca/en/form/2024-b…

Welcome Gary Forward, Fredericton’s new Chief of Police. He started his career with the Fredericton Police Force as a Constable, rising to the rank of Inspector. Since 2019, Forward has served as Chief for the Woodstock Police Force. To learn more: bit.ly/3z0qZWP

The City of Fredericton has unveiled 6 new pickleball courts at Willie O’Ree Place, so residents can come together to connect and participate in the fastest growing sport in North America. To learn more, click here: bit.ly/3Xgo0kW

Fredericton City Council is all about creating positive connections with our provincial leaders to benefit our shared residents. Join us as we continue this conversation at a special meeting of the City of Fredericton Governance and Civic Engagement Committee on Sept. 16, at 7pm.

It’s NB Municipality Week! Did you know there are over 780 City employees delivering 60+ programs & services to support a growing city, which now has a population of more than 71,000 residents? See our 2023 Annual Report for more fun facts! fredericton.ca/en/your-govern…

The City is seeking volunteers willing to serve on the Preservation Review Board! Anyone interested is asked to submit a letter and brief résumé by Friday, September 27. Find full details here ➡️bit.ly/4dbKxpc

🍂 Fall Leaf Pickup Reminder 🍂 Leaf collection is happening now through October 25 on your regular waste collection day! 🗑️ 💚Due to popular demand, we’re adding another collection from November 18 to 22 to make sure everyone has the chance to clear out their leaves.

The City saw budding success at the Communities in Bloom National & International Awards Ceremony. Fredericton took home 3 awards and was recognized for its dedication to enhancing green space and environmental initiatives. 🌸 Read more here 👉 bit.ly/40oZkdw

Mark your calendars for the 2025 Guns & Hoses Charity hockey game! This exciting event returns Saturday, February 8, 2025, at the Grant Harvey Center! (1/2)

Free curbside recycling collection is coming soon—and registration is mandatory! 💚 Building owners! Sign up for Phase 1 of the mandatory recycling program launching on May 1, 2025—register by the January 17, 2025 deadline at circularmaterials.ca/new-brunswick-…

The City of Fredericton is updating its Housing Needs Assessment, and we want to hear from you! 🏠 📅 Deadline: Complete the survey by Sunday, January 26. 👉Get started here: engagefredericton.ca/housing-needs-…

We are hiring summer students! Your summer adventure awaits! ☀️Click here for more details: fredericton.ca/en/your-govern…

BREAKING: New PBO Report estimates a Guaranteed Basic Income can reduce poverty by 40% nationwide at a net cost of just $3.6B/year and 1% impact on hours worked. Poverty costs Canada $80B+/year.

The City of Fredericton Emergency Measures Organization remains at a Level 2 activation due to ongoing wildfire hazards across New Brunswick. We all have a role in keeping the city safe, and this includes staying out of wooded areas. Learn more: fredericton.ca/your-governmen…

The City of Fredericton Emergency Measures Organization remains at a Level 2 activation due to ongoing wildfire hazards across New Brunswick. We all have a role in keeping the city safe, and this includes staying out of wooded areas. Find out more : fredericton.ca/your-governmen…