First Time On Campus
The first year in university is always an exciting and unique experience most people experience. However, some international students at
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STU Turned Orange For Truth and Reconciliation Day
This year the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was classified as a national holiday in Canada. Many establishments and
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First National Day of Truth and Reconciliation at St. Thomas
In May of 2021, just 5 months ago, the remains of 215 Indigenous children were found in Kamloops, British Columbia.
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First Experience in a Latin American country
For some people, travelling is an important part of their daily routine, while for others it is a nice way
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TikTok DIY Projects are Influencing People to engage in more Arts and Crafts
Have you been running out of ideas for how to use your free time during COVID-19? Well, you shouldn’t feel
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Willow Lea Boutique is Modernizing the Miramichi
It isn’t every day that you see a young woman in the Miramichi open up her own business. Miramichi’s Willow
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Families Reunite After Nova Scotia Lifts Border Restrictions
Due to travel restrictions being lifted between the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia borders, families are finally reuniting with their
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Trainers All Over are Having a Hard Time “Catching ‘Em All”
Some Pokémon Trainers are taking the catchphrase “Gotta catch ’em all” a bit too literally, and it’s leading to shortages
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Fredericton High School going back to in-person classes
On the first week of March, the New Brunswick School District posted on their official Twitter account the return of
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Why the Gas Prices are Skyrocketing in New Brunswick
It’s a Wednesday evening and you hear gas prices are changing again for the umpteenth week in a row, and
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Online Schooling Weighing Heavily on the Productivity of Students
Tired? Bored? Uninterested? Around this time every year, students’ interest in school starts to dwindle. It’s no secret. Yet, this
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N.B. Red Phase: Malls Considered Essential
FREDERICTON – With COVID-19 cases rising across the province of New Brunswick, the decision to move certain zones into the
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Air Canada suspended all flights to Fredericton
On January 23rd, Air Canada suspended all flights to Fredericton, NB, because of the second wave of the pandemic of
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Lead Contamination in Hyla Park
Hyla Park Nature Preserve is owned by the City of Fredericton and has been leased by the Nature Trust of
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Students react as Fredericton returns to yellow phase
FREDERICTON — After a “marked improvement” in the number of COVID-19 cases, Zone 1 (Moncton region) and Zone 3 (Fredericton
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