Government Plans to Scrap Yearly Vehicle Inspections
The Government of New Brunswick is proposing the province eliminate yearly motor vehicle inspections. If the changes to the motor
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Author: Alishya Weiland
Fredericton’s Very Own Monster House
Hidden in the streets of downtown Fredericton is a monster house full of children’s book publishers. Monster House publishing is
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Camping for a Cause
The front lawn of New Brunswick’s Legislature transformed into a campsite where groups gathered to raise money for Fredericton’s homeless
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The Uncertain Fate of Officer’s Square
Tensions were high at Officer’s Square following 11 trees being cut down in preparation for the Square’s revitalization. Two groups, Save
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Celebrating Diversity and Girl Power
The New Brunswick Immigrant Women’s Association celebrated their first birthday by bringing together women from around Fredericton to learn about
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Three Cheers for International Women’s Day
The Delta Hotel and Conference Center hosted over 150 women on International Women’s Day for a Women Leadership Luncheon. Meant
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Your Local Valentine
For local businesses the winter months seem daunting as people go into hibernation and stop exploring their downtown. But Valentine’s
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Local Businesses Take a Bite Out of Cancer
The St. Thomas University conference centre filled with people on Thursday night for Fredericton’s annual Cook for The Cure Competition.
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The Enchanted Woods: Closer Than you Think
New Brunswick winters are hard on all of us, but the cold temperatures and icy conditions pose a different type
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Mechanical Engineer Students Take Break From the Books: UNB Coaster Derby
A chilly morning in late October did not dampen the spirits of thirty students from the University of New Brunswick’s
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Alishya Weiland
My name is Alishya Weiland, and I recently took the walk up the hill from UNB to STU in order
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