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Cafe C est La Vie in downtown Moncton. Image: Facebook. For businesses in downtown Moncton to survive a decade of issues like homelessness and rising property taxes, the secret is to understand the ups and downs of the area, according to Cafe C’est La Vie owner David Shin. “If people understand their business and the Main Street characteristics, they will succeed, but if they’re expecting, ‘downtown is always busy,’ they’re going to fail,” said Shin. Shin has been the owner of the cafe since immigrating to Moncton from Korea in 2011. At that time, Cafe C’est La Vie was still located inside the Highfield Square mall, now the Avenir Centre. But in 2012, that building was demolished and Shin moved to 785 Main St. ....
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Shawn Crossman is seeking his third term on Moncton City Council. A lifelong resident of Ward 1, Crossman has been a busy member of council, serving on committees for the Irishtown Nature Park, Poverty and Social Inclusion, Downtown Moncton Centre-ville inc and several other organizations. It has also been a productive eight years with projects that include saving the East End Pool with a $2-million municipal budget, a new fire station for Caledonia Road and a new water pumping station on Elmwood Drive. If re-elected he plans to continue to add to his resume with increased infrastructure improvements, new recreational projects for Ward 1 and municipal support for the construction of the new Hospice Southeast New Brunswick facility on Pleasant Street. ....
Moncton, NB, Canada / 91.9 The Bend Dec 10, 2020 9:17 AM Downtown Centre-ville New Brunswick (DCNB) is launching an ad campaign to encourage the public to shop local during the critical holiday season, backed by a $44,403 funding from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. The project includes online and social media campaigns, as well as television commercials in both official languages. DCNB represents the province’s 26 Business Improvement Areas (BIAs), which focus solely on downtowns and represent the interests of downtown businesses. Business Fredericton North Inc., Downtown Fredericton Inc., Downtown Moncton Centre-ville Inc. (DMCI), and Uptown Saint John are all members. “This campaign is a reminder that by supporting local businesses we are supporting the heart and souls of our communities and helping to ensure their survival,” said Trina MacDonald, general manager of Business Fredericton North Inc. and past president of DCNB, in a release. ....