The Province of New Brunswick will lift its mandatory order on July 30 at 11:59 p.m., and this will remove all restrictions in the province as it goes to the Green Phase of the COVID-19 Recovery Plan.  The YMCA will be following all guidelines and regulations according to provincial government and the Department of Health. Since the pandemic began, we have followed Public Health recommendations and that journey will continue.

(Moncton, NB July 7, 2021) - The YCAN Moncton Staff Team has just launched their mural project - Slash the Stigma. Slash the Stigma is an interactive mural project comprising of three murals, two located at the YMCA Moncton North, 70 Twin Oaks Drive and one located at the YMCA of Greater Moncton, 30 War Veterans Ave.

While July 1st is a time of celebration and rest for many, YMCA Canada would also like to recognize how challenging a year it has been. There has been a lot to be thankful for, but this is also a time to pause and reflect on where we have been, and where we want to be as a country.

MONCTON, NB – It’s come down to the final push to raise funds to complete the capital campaign for YMCA Moncton North facility on Twin Oaks Drive.

The YMCA of Greater Moncton is loosening restrictions with 75 % of New Brunswickers 12 and older having received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.

(Moncton, May 10, 2021) - The YMCA Community Action Network A-Team (short for Apple Team) is working on a project called the Free Fruit Project. The team will be planting a total of 10 fruit trees along the Riverfront Trail in Riverview NB through May 2021 to help increase food security.

Notice: Confirmed COVID-19 Case

Following today’s announcement that our region is able to enter the Yellow phase of recovery, we are happy to announce the following changes that will be implemented as of Monday, March 8, 2021.

We’d like to give everyone an update regarding the status of our YMCA since we shuttered our health, fitness and aquatics services. As you are aware, we decided to shutter our fitness programming and facilities on January 6th in reaction to the province moving to the Orange Level. Since then, the Moncton area moved to the Red Level which was much more restrictive. As announced February 8th, the Moncton area will move back to the Orange Level. This is encouraging news for our community.

MONCTON - The YMCA Community Action Network (YCAN) has not let the pandemic slow down youth service projects. YCAN is bringing a new project to the community: named The Coronicles as a way for youth to share their experiences from the Coronavirus pandemic.