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Moncton council has voted to declare the former Codiac Regional RCMP site surplus and require proposals to redevelop the land include a new city market.
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Shane Magee · CBC News
· Posted: Oct 20, 2026 7:05 AM EDT | Last Updated: 22 minutes ago
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A conceptual rendering of a new building on the former Codiac Regional RCMP station site in Moncton that would include a new market. The city says the actual design will depend on developer submissions. (City of Moncton/Trace Planning and Design)
Moncton’s plans to build a new city market moved another step forward as council also adopted a new vision for the city’s riverfront.
Council unanimously voted Monday evening to declare the former Codiac Regional RCMP site at the corner of Main Street and Assomption Boulevard as surplus.
Councillors also directed city staff to draft a request for proposals to redevelop the land, requiring submissions to include a market on the ground floor.
“The location is a once in a lifetime opportunity,” Shane Porter, the city’s director of events and venues,
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