Aaron Sousa
Aaron Sousa is a journalism student from Saint John, N.B. As a New Brunswick-based reporter and photographer, he has experience
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Fredericton
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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An Hour a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD, affects up to 35 per cent of Canadians. According to Psychology Today, women
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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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‘O’Me Nerves’ Laughs Up Thousands for Mental Health
(disclaimer: readers may find audio clips offensive. All ideas expressed are used for comedic purposes only.) Addressing mental health is
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Tattoos: from gang and sailor culture to trend and artistic expression
Tattoos used to be a culture prominent only among ex-convicts, bikers, and sailors. Social outlets like Instagram pushed the tattoo
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Fighting Procrastination
Procrastination is as common as a cold, and its as stubborn to get rid of. St. Thomas University thinks they
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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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Spreading the Local Love
Local stores, restaurants, and cafés have an increase in sales during holidays. Valentine’s Day is no different for these businesses.
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Running five for type one
Officers’ Square was the start and finish line for a five-kilometre run to raise money for type one diabetes research
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Creating Copper Bowls
The word art usually recalls images of a painting, but the people in Erica Stanley’s class learned how to construct
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Little Ray’s: Educational animal exhibit comes to Fredericton
FREDERICTON On Jan. 27, Fredericton’s Capital Exhibition Centre was filled with laughter and curiosity as people of all ages came
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Protesters walk with Wet’suwet’en
Protesters gathered in downtown Fredericton to rally against the pipelines being built in Northern British Columbia. The overall goal of
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