Sussex, New Brunswick, June 24, 2024 — Sussex will see the construction of two flood diversion channels and Route 1 Highway bridge structures after a combined investment of more than $38.3 million from the federal, provincial, and municipal governments. This was announced by MP Wayne Long, Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace, and Mayor Marc Thorne.
Rogers First Set Provincial Try Events provide opportunities to introduce players to tennis and celebrate the sport. Players of all ages and abilities explore how easy tennis can be when we adapt the way they learn and play. These events are designed to promote tennis participation within communities across Canada and has launched here in New Brunswick in Sussex.
Tennis is a sport that knows no bounds. It transcends age, skill level, and background, uniting players from all walks of life on the court. The Rogers First Set Provincial Try Events are a shining example of this inclusivity, offering a welcoming space for individuals to discover or rediscover their love for the game. By tailoring the learning experience to each player’s unique needs and abilities, the organizers ensure that everyone can enjoy the fun of tennis without feeling overwhelmed or intimidated.
These events are about more than just playing the game; they are about fostering a sense of community and camaraderie. As players rally back and forth, they cast new connections and friendships.
The Town would like to thank the Sussex Tennis Association for their work and promotion of tennis to the youth in the greater Sussex region.
Visit Tennis NB to learn more: https://tennisnb.ca/rogers-first-set-provincial-try-event
“It was exciting to see new players experience tennis in an environment where everyone could play at their own level and feel a sense of accomplishment. Rogers First Set is truly a step in the right direction for player development across the country.”
Steve Wolf – Technical Director, Tennis New Brunswick
In any major event, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and preparedness. In the instance of wildfires, they can strike swiftly, threatening lives, homes, and entire communities. By working together, risks can be minimized and cherished spaces safeguarded from the devastating impacts of wildfires.
The liberation of the Netherlands in the final months of World War II was a significant event that forged a lasting bond between Canada and the Netherlands.
This chapter of the war is a source of immense national pride for Canadians, a testament to our Country’s role in securing freedom for the people of the Netherlands
Ted Robertson, Ron Soper, Mike Wood and Kirk Sabine, representing the Sussex & Area Tennis Association, presented Sussex Mayor and Council a donation of $20,000 towards the Princess Louise Park tennis court expansion project. Corey McAllister, representing Brown’s Paving, announced that Brown’s Paving Ltd. has committed to providing the asphalt for the project – a donation that has made a significant impact in propelling the project.
April 14 to 20 marks National Volunteer week, an annual celebration that recognizes the invaluable contributions of volunteers around Canada. On April 18, Sussex hosted their 2024 Volunteer Appreciation Reception and Awards.
Volunteering is the backbone of a strong, vibrant community. Every volunteer’s unique experience and perspective add to our collective strength, weaving our community together making it more resilient and inclusive for all.
Sussex will receive more than $3.2 million for initiatives such as updating infrastructure planning to align with future growth, developing non-profit partnerships, providing permit-ready parcels of vacant land, amending zoning bylaws to allow more homes in neighbourhoods, promoting the development of alternative housing types like modular and prefabricated, and implementing flood mitigation strategies.
On March 22, 2024 during the final placement of the final span of the Trout Creek Pedestrian Bridge the Town placed a 2024 set of Canadian Coins under the bearing plate of the structural abutment.
People in the Province whose property has suffered damage as a result of this weather event are requested by the Department of Justice and Public Safety’s Emergency Measures Organization to report the damage to Service New Brunswick.
Heavy rain event on February 28 & 29, 2024 – deadline to register May 29, 2024.
These reports will assist officials with the assessment of damages in order to determine whether our community will be eligible for Disaster Financial Assistance.
A recent social media post drew attention to crime in our area and encouraged anyone interested to attend our January Protective Services standing committee meeting held last Monday evening.