Halloween, as celebrated today, is a vibrant tapestry woven from various cultural threads that stretch back centuries. Its origins can be traced to ancient Celtic traditions and have evolved over time to become the festive occasion we know today.
The Origins of Halloween
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The Origins of Werewolves
Long before the modern age, in the heart of ancient Europe, there existed a remote village nestled within the shadowy embrace of a dense, enchanted forest.
The Origins of Vampires
Long ago, in the heart of Eastern Europe, nestled between the Carpathian Mountains and dense, shadowy forests, lay a small village shrouded in mystery.
The Enchanted Origins: Witches and Halloween
Halloween is coming up this Friday! Join us all week as we celebrate with a different Halloween character each day! Today is Witches
Living by the Sea
There’s something timeless and grounding about living by the sea. In Atlantic Canada, the ocean isn’t just a backdrop—it’s part of daily life, culture, and identity.
Fall Travel & Day Trip Ideas
When autumn rolls around in New Brunswick, the province bursts into brilliant shades of gold, crimson, and orange. The crisp air, colourful landscapes, and cozy small-town charm make it the perfect time to explore.
Exploring New Brunswick: A Journey Through Nature, Culture, and Charm
New Brunswick, Canada’s hidden gem, is a province rich in natural beauty, history, and vibrant culture. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or a foodie, New Brunswick has something to offer.
So, we're having an election – what about that?
Being a communications nerd, I find election communications strategies interesting. I know, I need to
Some thoughts on the NB election campaign
Taxpayers can argue over which cut will serves us best. Economist Richard Saillant says the
Do we really need to go down this path?
If you are like me, you have been watching what has been going on politically
An unfortunate trend in journalism short-changes all of us
But rather than a list, my focus in this blog is journalism and provincial politics
Neighbourly Coffee – A Testament to the Possible
Know what’s cool? Going to lunch at that new place Neighbourly Coffee and having to
Shauna Mary Catherine Matheson, February 13, 1983 – June 7, 1997
Since Shauna’s passing in 1997, our grief moved from those years where it was nothing
About that $300 affordability payment – not so fast.
I have written a lot of speeches in my day, so I have a pretty
A message for the Fredericton Jewish community – we've got your back
Like any decent person, it made me sad to hear that Fredericton’s Sgoolai Israel Synagogue
Chief Justice Should Feel Compelled to Respond
There are a lot of unanswered questions in the CBC story about New Brunswick Court
Data my ass strikes again
“Data My Ass”. That’s the phrase that will follow Premier Higgs for the rest of
Squix was one quirky dog
Contractors were doing some renovation work in our basement and one of the guys told
Premier Higgs Political Firestorm
For political junkies, or even for those with only a passing interest in New Brunswick
Shauna Matheson – another year comes and goes
I sat on our deck, with our tiny new and beautiful granddaughter Miley snug in
