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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Marching for women’s rights in Fredericton
The downtown streets of Fredericton came alive on Jan. 19 as over 100 people marched for women’s rights, braving the
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Nowhere to go
The cluster of camping tents lining the chain-linked fence besides the Victoria Health Centre grabbed the attention of Frederictonians. But
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Fredericton artists shine at Music NB awards
The East Coast is the only region in Canada that has individual organizations that directly support their artists in each
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Local festival does more than provide a stage
Every artist needs a starting point. Bands must pay their dues playing in bars, coffee shops and other small stages
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For Fredericton’s Francophones
In September, Robert Chainé opened Choix Franco, a tiny store in the Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne which sells greeting cards in
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Christmas Fundraiser For Cancer Research Raises Over $11,000
Dooly’s bar and billiards held their 3rd annual Christmas fundraiser on Saturday the 1st of December with over 30 local
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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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Christmas at the Market
Christmas might be over a month away, but a look inside the Fredericton Christmas Market shows many people are already
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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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Fredericton Boyce Farmer’s Market
As the sun comes up over Fredericton, the Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market gets into full swing. The Saturday market is
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Spoon Carving: A Mystical Art
Splitting wood can bring back memories of back aches and morning chores. Though wood splitter and spoon carving master Adam
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Closing or Moving: What is Going to Happen to Downtown Fredericton?
Read’s Newsstand Café, Second Spin Records, Damda Restaurant, and Owl’s Nest Bookstore have all closed this year in downtown Fredericton,
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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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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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