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The Wednesday Show returns its roots

DIEPPE, N.B. — Fourteen artists and groups will share the stage this summer for the Wednesday Show free concert series taking place from June 26 to August 7 at Place 1604.

The Wednesday Show returns to its roots this year by featuring both emerging artists and more well-known performers, including Dominique Dupuis, Kevin McIntyre, Les Hay Babies, Stephen LeBlanc and Tradition, among others.

“The Wednesday Show is very well known,” says Mathieu Landry, the City of Dieppe’s community officer in charge...

Acadie Avenue now open

DIEPPE, N.B. — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that Acadie Avenue is now open.

Please note that paving will only be carried out in a few weeks in order to ensure that the ground is well compacted. 

We thank you for your patience and cooperation while this work is being done. 

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Pepsi Cup results - May 22

DIEPPE (NB) — Following are the results of the top three positions for every category of the Pepsi Cup Challenge held yesterday at Rotary St-Anselme Park.

Girls - 14 ans

1- Mylène Dostie (172)

Girls - 11 ans

1- Taylor Godfrey (100)

Girls - 10 ans

1- Leila Cormier (45)

Boys - 14 years old   

1- Justin Fitzgerald (170)

2 - Vincent Auffrey (168)

Boys - 13 years old

1 - Miguel Poirier (145)

2 - Maxan Landry (150)

Boys - 12 years old

1- Anthony Arseneau (103)

2- Simon Belliveau (117)     

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Dieppe marks Disability Awareness Week

DIEPPE, N.B. – As part of Disability Awareness Week, the City of Dieppe is organizing a week of activities in collaboration with the Dieppe Public Library.

Various stations will be set up at City Hall and the Library in order to provide a sense of what people living with a disability must face each day. As well, local youth will be invited to take part in a colouring contest as well as an obstacle race while using a wheelchair.

The City of Dieppe strongly believes in the importance of accessibility...

Closure of Acadie Avenue: update

DIEPPE, N.B. — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that Acadie Avenue is still closed to through traffic until further notice.

Work undertaken on Saturday, May 18, to replace the Babineau Creek trunk sewer line is aimed at improving the sewer network for the needs of today and tomorrow. This sewer line collects wastewater from adjacent sewer lines before being sent to the Greater Moncton Sewerage Commission’s wastewater treatment facility. The existing sewer line cuts across the Chartersville...