Established in 1864 in Memramcook, the University St-Joseph transitioned into the Université de Moncton in 1963, relocating to Moncton nearly a century after its founding. Neil J. Michaud (born October…
RCMP Monument
A bronze monument featuring life-size statues of RCMP Constables Doug Larche, Dave Ross and Fabrice Gevaudan who were killed during the Moncton shooting in 2014 is located in Riverfront Park…
Irish Families Memorial
Irish immigration is often depicted as a sorrowful saga, where famine victims were compelled to leave their homeland. However, the reality paints a different picture. It is a story of…
Robb Wells
Born in Moncton in 1971, Robb Wells had a father who worked as a civilian officer responsible for the RCMP Forensic Crime Lab. At the age of eight, Robb relocated…
Moncton
Moncton, incorporated as a city in 1890, is New Brunswick’s largest city, nestled along the Petitcodiac River in eastern New Brunswick. The Greater Moncton region comprises the rapidly expanding city…
Irish Families Memorial – Moncton
The Irish Families Monument is located in the south end of Riverfront Park, between the Petitcodiac River and the Riverfront Promenade in Moncton. The memorial was erected in July 2000…
William B. Mackenzie House – Moncton
The William B. MacKenzie House 91 Steadman Street is designated a Local Historic Place for being a good example of ornate Second Empire residential architecture in Moncton and for its long…
Alfred E. Peters House – Moncton
The Alfred E. Peters House is a three-story, Romanesque Revival-style dwelling, featuring red brick and pink sandstone. It is situated at 35 Highfield Street in Moncton. Initially built as a…