Thrifted Fashion: university students take part in sustainable clothing swap
As a sustainability officer for the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, Maggie Gilmore is tired of “fast fashion.” The
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Local soap business, and the slippery issues of being remote
Labrador City is a Northern community in Newfoundland and Labrador. With six hours between Labrador City and the next big
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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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Healing Crystals – helpful or a hoax?
Amethyst, Labradorite, Rose Quartz and Carnelian are words that might not mean much to some, but to healing crystal enthusiasts
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Students Attend Election Viewing Party
FREDERICTON — Students at St. Thomas University were glued to their seats on election night after the school’s Students’ Union
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A less spooky Halloween
The Science East science centre, hosted a low scare haunt the weekend before Halloween. Children of all ages were invited
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Poetry and coffee: a perfect combination
Poetry has been gaining popularity over the past few years with so-called Instagram poets like Rupi Kair. Still, some people
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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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Drag Bingo
At the end of every month The Capital Complex in downtown Fredericton holds a fundraiser called “Bottomless Bingo.” The bingo
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Shopping for a “green” Christmas
With Christmas right around the corner… wait a minute. It isn’t even November yet. But that didn’t matter to vendors
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Students Protest Student Debt
It’s a season of protests as University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas students unite to fight student debt. Students
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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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Political Texting
Sarah from the Conservative party, and Pam or Sue may be some of the senders popping up on your phone.
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Buying Art on a Budget – Capital Art Sale
The Capital Art Exhibition is a three-day art event that takes place twice a year. This Calgary tradition has made
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Protest follows decision to scrap tuition program
Angry poems, chants and testimonials were all part of the Tuesday afternoon protest against the Progressive Conservative’s changes to the
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