The Hood: Tents in Fredericton hope to shine light on homelessness
FREDERICTON On this brisk November day, Frederictonians may be contemplating trading in the fall coats and sweaters for something a
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Cat Cafe: a cafe for cats and… hoomans
The Purrfect Cup opened on the northside of Fredericton recently and already has attracted a lot of people. The coffee shop
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Historic stained glass windows restored
After over 2000 hours of meticulous work, UNB artist in residence Ned Bowes has restored the almost 100-year-old stained glass
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Poetry Meeting: different languages, same feelings
A gathering for poetry lovers took place at the Grad House, at UNB. Opened to the public, the meeting was
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Fall Festivities
As fall weather begins to set upon Fredericton, fall festivities have begun. The Fredericton Fall craft show, that ran from
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Festival Fever
Fredericton was the host of the Harvest Jazz and Blues festival last week with musical performances and food stalls being
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Open Mic: giving a voice to international mental health
The International Students’ Association of Saint Thomas University, STUISA, will host an open mic event on mental health and its
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George Woodworth: The Epitome of Hope
For those who have never met George Woodworth, his unassuming demeanor endears him to many, like a magnet attracts metal
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Students Tackling the Indigenous Water Crisis
A small group of students at the University of New Brunswick are taking on the task of providing Indigenous communities
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The Eight Year Old Entrepreneur
Startup Weekend is a global movement that began in 2011. Entrepreneurs across any and all fields meet-up for a 54-hour
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Changing campus, changing the world
Three students have started a St. Thomas University chapter of Champions of Change, a group dedicated to championing girls’ rights
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Is Free Speech Under Attack?
Canada’s universities are often viewed as a place for hearing new perspectives and considering new ideas. But recent events have
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Is climate change jeopardizing New Brunswick’s maple industry?
If you’re from Canada, you’re probably familiar with the term “sugar bush.” Maybe the phrase brings back childhood memories of
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Demonstrators stand through frigid temperatures to honour murdered indigenous man
Protestors stood through freezing temperatures at city hall on Monday to show solidarity and support for Colten Boushie, a 22
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Lady Chips
Is there a market for gendered snacks? Indra Nooyi, CEO of PepsiCo, thinks there is. In an interview with Stephen
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