During a recent visit to Carpiquet, France to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Mayor Adam Lordon had the opportunity to meet with the Mayor Pascal Serard to discuss future plans and projects related to the twinning of the two communities.

A new mental health awareness initiative was officially launched at City Hall on Wednesday, July 3rd by Mayor Adam Lordon and city councillor, Veronique Arsenault.

Residents of the City of Miramichi will have plenty of opportunities to celebrate Canada Day on Monday, July 1st with various activities on both sides of the river.

City Council Highlights from the meetings of June 11th and June 18th.

The Miramichi Police Force will be hosting the Atlantic 911 Ride from Friday, June 7th to Sunday, June 9th, 2024.

Residents can expect to see a larger than normal police presence in and around the city.

Miramichi City Council held a Regular Council Meeting on May 21st, 2024.

Over $3.5 million will be spent to complete three phases of the Newcastle Water System Upgrade project this year. The work will be completed over the next several months.

Special Council Meeting on Tuesday, April 30th.

Miramichi City Council held two meetings - a Special Council Meeting and Council in Committee Meeting on Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024.

Deputy Chief Brian Cummings will be promoted to position of Chief of the Miramichi Police Force following an unanimous vote by City Council at the Regular Council Meeting April 16, 2024.

The following are highlights from the Regular Council Meeting of April 16.

The first State of the City Address was held Thursday, April 11, 2024

At a Special Council meeting held March 12th, 2024, City Council unanimously approved paving projects for 20 streets throughout the city.

Time to get ready for the Eclipse.

was officially recognized as an age-friendly community by Kathy Bockus, the minister responsible for seniors who is pictured here with the Miramichi Age Friendly Steering Committee and Miramichi Community Wellness and Recreation staff.

A section of shoreline along Water Street was part of the shoreline protection program in partnership with the federal government.