r/fredericton

Looking to try musky fishing around the Fredericton area and hopefully land my first one.

Not asking anyone to give up their secret spots or exact locations, just looking for some general areas around Fredericton/Oromocto that are worth trying.

I’ll mostly be fishing from shore.

Any advice on areas to try or what’s been working would be appreciated!

I keep seeing this guy on social media, posting stuff about people in court. Is he legit? I find a lot of his material has grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, etc., and there also seems to be a lot of people who dislike him. Can anyone explain what this guy actually does?

We are searching for a vehicle for my daughter.
Is it possible to get an MVI while on a test drive?
The sticker currently on the vehicle is valid for this year but will need an MVI soon. I want to know what the deal is before making a big purchase.
The vehicle is sold 'As is'.

recently moved here and just woke up to my cat pouncing on me and a bat flying around my head (this is not the first time bats have been in my apartment complex in the 3 weeks I've been here). not trying to fuck around, is the best option for rabies shots just the urgent care? how long should I expect to wait?

Canadian Blood Services is hosting a blood donation event at the University of New Brunswick Student Union Building from September 14–16, between 1 pm and 8 pm.

Book at blood.ca, through the GiveBlood app, or by calling 1-888-2-DONATE.

Buddy, just give it up,no one wants to see your signs anymore. They are literally everywheres.

Does anyone use the app taskrabbit in Fredericton? I am looking for cash freelance odd jobs and Facebook marketplace/groups are looking pretty bleak.

Does anyone have information about vet clinics in Fredericton (or Oromocto)? I’m specifically wondering about which ones are privately (locally) owned versus corporate owned.

I feel like I post this at least once a year, but it’s been seven years since the government sold the Centennial building, and much longer since anyone worked out of it. It’s a dump, likely beyond saving structurally like the Playhouse, and the developer is basically just sitting on it. I’ve been following the designs and redesigns, which I don’t believe are anything more than a stall tactic. Does anyone have any update as to when we’re going to see some real movement on this building? Maybe Steve Hicks will get them to finally do something or, hell, even fix the fence.

Has anyone tried to take Northrup Homes to court for their enforcement policies in their neighbourhoods?

Sitting a a friend's house when a Northrup truck pulled up to the neighbour's house and told him that they had a work order to stain the deck and repair a section of lattice.

Notwithstanding the fact that the lattice should be replaced and the deck could use a coat of stain, I found it incredulous that a company can waltz onto someone's private property and perform maintenance without the consent of the homeowner. Luckily the homeowner basically brushed him off and told him to get lost, so none of the "work order" was actually carried out.

Had it been me, and my recommendation to the neighbour, I would get a lawyer so fast and have them sued.

They seem to treat these ridiculous covenants like a HOA.

Imagine paying a guy to drive around and hand out infraction notices. Such an awful, abusive company.

I really don't wanna support tim Hortons anymore but I don't know of any local shops with similar items, any suggestions?

We popped by around 11am last Saturday to browse the new cars. We wandered the lot for around 15 minutes and were never approached by any staff. The vehicles were arranged in an odd way - not arranged by segment, used randomly mixed in with new. No window stickers with prices on any of the vehicles. Most of the cars were dirty - some with cobwebs, so they clearly haven’t been washed in a while.

It was pretty disappointing. We bought our car from them prior to Covid and it was a great experience. I’ve never been a fan of their service department, but the sales staff were always attentive.

I knew the industry had supply chain issues during Covid, but I assumed they’d mostly been resolved by now…

I just realized we have a diaper bank here. This is huge for families I personally know. Why is this not talked about much?!? Is it legit?