The causeway, which was built in 1968, has been a point of contention among area residents and pitted environmental groups against homeowners on the river's headpond, known as Lake Petitcodiac.

New Brunswick’s Petitcodiac River once teemed with Atlantic salmon, smelt, and sturgeon. Flowing 129 kilometres from the village of Petitcodiac through Moncton and into Shepody Bay on the Bay of ...

For decades, it was buried in the muddy banks of the Petitcodiac River. Its counterparts stood for 88 years before being removed in 2006, but it remained hidden under silt deposited in the choked ...

When the New Brunswick government built a controversial causeway splitting the Petitcodiac River in 1968, Moncton’s 129 km river quickly came to look like something out of Charlie and the Chocolate ...

A muddy river in the Canadian province of New Brunswick is developing a reputation for its waves. A pair of surfers set a distance record, riding the wave of a tidal bore up the Petitcodiac River.

The Petitcodiac River’s causeway was built in 1968 and cut off the river, but in April 2010, the causeway’s gates were opened permanently as part of an effort restore the river by 2015.

Petitcodiac River. September 13, 2010 July-August 2010 Moncton groups spar over Petitcodiac River’s future. Andrew Livingstone. When the New Brunswick government built a controversial causeway ...

MONCTON – Moncton city council is planning to use the Petitcodiac River as a big part of their downtown revitalization strategy. The city has already announced they’ll be opening Downing ...

A group in southeastern New Brunswick focused for years on reviving the Petitcodiac River's shrinking salmon stocks has just marked a significant milestone. The manager of the Fort Folly Habitat ...

For decades, it was buried in the muddy banks of the Petitcodiac River. Its counterparts stood for 88 year before being removed in 2006, but it remained hidden under silt deposited in the choked river ...