Wrestling with respect
Wrestling fans in New Brunswick don’t have to go far to find their favourite form…
The loss of the local Paperboy
The neighborhood paperboy is growing extinct. Adults in cars are replacing kids on bikes or foot. But…
Challenges of dairy farming in New Brunswick
The number of dairy operations in the province has dropped considerably over the last few decades.…
Refugee Health Care Cuts Impact Those With Coverage, Too
The cuts on federal refugee health care effective June 30, 2012 mostly impact refugee claimants from…
STU men’s hockey team favored by university?
Money talks at St. Thomas University. According to recently obtained information, St. Thomas University, a New…
Dynamite pulp revival continues with the Black Bat in May
This May will see the return of classic pulp fiction character The Black Bat. Dynamite Entertainment…
The stars of Glee come to Archie’s Riverdale High
The television show of Glee is crashing into the comic book world of Archie and the…
Juno winner Amelia Curran makes her return to Fredericton
Amelia Curran played at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre over the weekend. She’s touring for her…
Fredericton Band Maggie’s Farm to Bid Farewell to Two Members
Local band Maggie’s Farm play next Saturday, April 20th at the James Joyce Irish Pub, located…
Search for two incidents of misfiled records continues: Horizon
Horizon Health Network reported four incidents of lost patient data from April until October 2012, according…
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Sempiternal - A reason to check out Bring Me…
Bring Me the Horizon are a band with all the subtlety of a kick in the teeth. Everything about them, from their sound to…
Dynamite pulp revival continues with the Bla…
This May will see the return of classic pulp fiction character The Black Bat. Dynamite Entertainment is continuing the pulp revival it began years…
The stars of Glee come to Archie's Riverdale…
The television show of Glee is crashing into the comic book world of Archie and the gang. The crossover will take place on the…
Juno winner Amelia Curran makes her return t…
Amelia Curran played at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre over the weekend. She’s touring for her new album Spectators, which was released in October.…
Community arts project animates Fredericton …
Rabbit Town seemed like the picture-perfect community – the material for classic TV sitcoms. The Hartt Boot and Shoe factory whistle would symbolizing the…
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Wrestling fans in New Brunswick don’t have to go far to find their favourite form of entertainment. Every month the Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, known as XWA, puts…
The loss of the local Paperboy
Challenges of dairy farming in New Brunswick
Refugee Health Care Cuts Impact Those With Coverage, Too
STU men’s hockey team favored by university?
Community arts project animates Fredericton neighbourhood
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Amanda-Leigh Jess
Art exhibition shows children’s take on conflict in Gaza
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Bridget Yard
Mosque small, outdated, and hard to access for Muslim community, students
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Vanessa Cormier
SafeRide still unreliable
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Kaylee Moore
The loss of the local Paperboy
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Makedonia Koutsoumpeli
Negotiations on framework agreements in NB and NS are illegal, says the Wabanaki Confederacy
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Jordan MacDonald
It’s not her fault: A look at victim blaming and rape culture
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Meghan O'Neil
Student at Fredericton Christian high school no longer welcome with pink hair
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Justin Cook
Wrestling with respect
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Nicole Vair
It’s not about food- local organization discusses eating disorders
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Kara Cousins
STU men’s hockey team favored by university?
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Kathleen McCann
Mazurkiewicz and Blackmore get top honors at athletic banquet
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Anika Duivenvoorden
Challenges of dairy farming in New Brunswick
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Khairunnisa Intiar
Refugee Health Care Cuts Impact Those With Coverage, Too
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Kyle Douglas
Taser use drops throughout province, stays static in city
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Liam McGuire
Former COC president will be induced to Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame
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Handing out resumes: a thing of the past?
Erin Sullivan joined LinkedIn in 2011. She had just finished her third year in a Bachelor of Commerce degree at Dalhousie University and with graduation…
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STU men’s hockey team favored by university?
Money talks at St. Thomas University. According to recently obtained information, St. Thomas University, a New Brunswick liberal arts university in Fredericton, funds its men’s hockey team at…
NB Hot Shots Cinderalla story at U16 Ringette nationals
The New Brunswick Hot Shots were a long shot to make the U16 playoffs, but they did the impossible winning four straight games, before losing in the quarterfinal…
New Brunswick had strong showing at U19 Ringette nationals
Team New Brunswick had a good showing at the U19 division at the Canadian Tim Hortons Ringette championships in Fredericton. They finished first in their pool with a…
Ringette Canada hosts 50th birthday celebration
Ringette Canada turned 50 years old last Thursday night as more than 150 people celebrated the occasion at the Fredericton Inn. However the celebration won’t stop at just last Thursday…
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Nuclear Tension in Asia
All eyes are on the Korean peninsula, as a new slew of threats, military demonstrations and weapons tests push tensions to an all-time high. 48…
Students angry about alleged STUition increase
Frank McKenna spreads the wealth
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A Complicated Relationship : The Press and Politicians
When two things you love collide, it’s hard not to be trapped in the middle. This,…
Diary of a Fangirl
Mental Health Awareness: My Story
Lessons to be learned from NBC’s mishandling of Community
Media outlets targeted in Gaza
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Wrestling with respect
Wrestling fans in New Brunswick don’t have to go far to find their favourite form…
The loss of the local Paperboy
Challenges of dairy farming in New Brunswick
The Basement Files April 10, 2013
Community arts project animates Fredericton neighbourhood
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Handing out resumes: a thing of the past?
Erin Sullivan joined LinkedIn in 2011. She had just finished her third year in a Bachelor…
STU and UNB give out over $100,000 in scholarships to their men’s hockey teams
Frank McKenna spreads the wealth
Golf Fore the Cure celebrates its 10th anniversary
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“The Hockey Song” Singer Stompin’ Tom Connors Dies
Stompin’ Tom Connors, the music icon, died March 7 from natural causes. He was 77. Singer,…