The City of Miramichi asked residents to take part in a Fireworks Safety Survey in February 2025. The results of the survey were presented to City Council at a Committee in Council meeting on March 11th, 2025.

Miramichi City Council approved a number of motions at the Regular Council Meeting on March 18th, 2025.

Following the recent announcement by the province to delay the closure of the Centennial Bridge for another year, Miramichi City Council reviewed and approved an updated 2025 Street Resurfacing Program at a Special Council Meeting on March 11, 2025.

Miramichi City Council has approved a motion to have the following streets or portions of streets to be included in the 2025 Street Resurfacing Program. Tenders for the paving projects will be issued soon by the Department of Engineering.

Natoaganeg and the City of Miramichi have taken a significant step forward with the unveiling of a shared vision for the former UPM site, marking an important milestone in their ongoing relationship.

The City of Miramichi is proud to announce that a long-term Naming Rights agreement in principle has been secured for the Miramichi Wellness Multiplex.

Mayor Adam Lordon and City Council kicked off the City’s 30th anniversary celebrations at the 2025 New Year’s Levee held Wednesday, January 1st at the Loggieville Community Centre.

The last Regular Council Meeting for 2024 was held December 17th. Read here for what happened at the meeting.

A number of presentations were made by Mayor Adam Lordon on behalf of the City at the Regular Council Meeting on Tuesday, December 17th, 2024.

Miramichi City Council approved the City of Miramichi’s 2025 budget at a special public council meeting on December 10^th. Council held three days of public deliberations on November 19^th, November 26^th, and December 3^rd before adopting the final budget on December 10^th.

The City’s residential tax rate will remain the same at 1.715 per $100 assessment.

The construction of the Miramichi Wellness Multiplex is underway of Douglastown Boulevard. Here's the latest update.

At a Special Council Meeting held on November 26th, 2024, Miramichi City Council approved a motion to lease space in the Chatham Town Centre for the temporary location of the Chatham Public Library.

Natoaganeg First Nation and City of Miramichi are proud to celebrate their graduation from the Community Economic Development Initiative (CEDI), a national program delivered jointly by Cando (the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers) and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).

City of Miramichi Mayor Adam Lordon joined representatives from the Royal Canadian Legion Branches in Newcastle and Chatham to launch the 2024 Poppy Campaign.

The City of Miramichi received a rating of 4 Blooms and a special mention for Bringing People Together with Beautiful Greenspaces during the 2024 Communities in Bloom Symposium and Awards Ceremonies in the City of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

As the construction of the Miramichi Wellness Multiplex advances, the City of Miramichi has issued an Expression of Interest for the development of prime commercial properties.

The City of Miramichi will join with Esgenoopetitj, Metepenagiag, and Natoaganeg First Nations on Monday, September 30th to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.

Due to uncontrollable circumstances, Phases 8 and 9 of the Newcastle Water System Upgrades project for Newcastle Boulevard will be postponed until the 2025 construction season.

The construction of the Miramichi Wellenss Complex is underway of Douglastown Boulevard. The facility will offer an 1860 seat arena, walking track, double gymnasium, 25m/6 lane competition pool, leisure pool as well as enhanced community spaces - all of which incorporate sustainable design features.