In 2013, the last regular forces units left the Moncton base, but the reserve units remain active and Moncton remains the 37 Canadian Brigade Unit headquarters.
Mark E. Young joined ShiftCentral, Moncton, New Brunswick, as president, based in the agency's first United States office, in Cambridge, Mass.
The underpinnings of the local economy are based on Moncton's heritage as a commercial, distribution, transportation, and retailing centre.
Robert T is based in Moncton and is also part of a duo — RPG, with techno artist Paranerd.
Marc-Xavier LeBlanc (aka Bones), an award-winning, Moncton-based DJ and radio show host, is happy to see the scene finally starting to grow.
WestJet, based in this western city, is marching east this year, starting flights to Hamilton, Ontario, in March; to Moncton, New Brunswick, in April; to Ottawa on June 8, and to Montreal in September.
In 1940, a large military supply base (later known as CFB Moncton) was constructed on a railway spur line north of downtown next to the CNR shops.
In addition, two Commonwealth Air Training Plan bases were also built in the Moncton area during the war: No. 8 Service Flying Training School, RCAF, and No. 31 Personnel Depot, RAF.
3 Area support unit Det Moncton, and 42 Canadian Forces Health Services Center Det Moncton provide logistical support for the base.
The southern part of the former base remains an active DND property and is now termed the Moncton Garrison.
The GMIA is the home of the Moncton Flight College; the largest pilot training institution in Canada, and is also the base for the regional RCMP air service, the New Brunswick Air Ambulance Service and the regional Transport Canada hangar and depot.
