👋 Good Morning, Neighbours!

April is officially here, and we have a packed issue to kick off the month. We’ve got a spotlight on a Riverview restaurant that literally does it all, some great financial news for seniors, a permanent change to how you register your car, and your weekend event guide!

Let’s get into it.

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Can't decide what to eat tonight? Alto's in Riverview (630 Pinewood Rd) has you covered no matter what your family is craving.

Locals know this spot for its massive variety. Whether you are in the mood for Italian, Greek, German, Asian cuisine, or just a classic slice of pizza, they have it on the menu. They offer a great family-friendly dine-in atmosphere, plus they deliver across Riverview, Moncton, and Dieppe. It is the ultimate crowd-pleaser when nobody in the house can agree on what to order for takeout!

💼 Moncton Hiring This Week

💰 Applications Open: $629 Seniors Benefit

Applications for the 2026 Low-Income Seniors Benefit are officially open! This program provides a one-time $629 payment to help with the rising cost of everyday essentials. To be eligible, applicants must be 60 years of age or older, a resident of New Brunswick, and receiving one of the specified federal benefits (such as the Guaranteed Income Supplement). Applications are open until December 31st and can be completed online or at any Service New Brunswick location. [ Read more]

🚗 Say Goodbye to Registration Stickers

You never have to scrape an old sticker off your license plate again. Following legislation introduced in late 2025, New Brunswick is officially phasing out vehicle registration stickers this spring. You still have to pay and renew your vehicle registration annually (online or in person), but the physical stickers are a thing of the past. Moving forward, law enforcement will verify your registration status electronically. [Read more]

🩺 Moncton Clinic Offers Waitlist Help

A private clinic in Moncton has pitched an offer to the New Brunswick government to help tackle the province's healthcare waitlist backlog. With prompt access to primary care remaining a top priority, this proposal is currently on the table as a potential collaborative solution to get residents the medical care they need faster, should the government choose to accept it. [Read more]

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🎟️ EVENTS THIS WEEK

Get the family ready for an epic Easter adventure! Boyle Family Farms is hosting a massive Easter event featuring a huge indoor egg hunt, face painting, a petting zoo with baby bunnies and chicks, outdoor games, and photo ops with the Easter Bunny.

👉 Details Here

Take charge of your health over a delicious, free meal! Head to the Community Hub on Joyce for a complimentary plant-based lunch and an informative health talk focusing on gut health and its impact on your overall wellness.

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One of Canada's heaviest bands is bringing the chaos to Moncton. The Cancer Bats are hitting the Tide and Boar Ballroom to celebrate 20 years of their iconic album Birthing The Giant. Expect massive riffs, a stacked lineup, and pure energy all night long.

👉 Event Info

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- Tapan | Founder, Moncton Morning