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“Do Good”
August 6, 2026 A few years ago I heard the (true?) story of what must
New Brunswick Weather in August: What Locals Wish They’d Known Before Planning Outdoor Events
August has a reputation as New Brunswick’s easiest month — long daylight, warm afternoons, the sense that summer has finally settled in. That reputation is mostly earned.
EcoNews — Earth week webinar, energy conversations and a chance to win
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re inviting you to get involved! Join the conversation on
The Lazy Person’s Guide to a Fresh, Clean Space
Let’s be honest—most of us want a clean, fresh space… just without the full-day cleaning marathon. The good news? You don’t need a burst of motivation or a perfectly planned routine to make your home feel better.
AI in the Classroom: One Year Later
It has been exactly one year since the “Great Integration” of 2025, when generative AI moved from a controversial hallway whisper to a standard line item in school budgets.
NBCCD Instructor Janice Wright Cheney Brings Art and Reflection Together in Tracing a Caribou
At the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD), faculty do more than teach. They actively contribute to contemporary art and design conversations
New Brunswick’s 2026 Maple Syrup Outlook
As the snow begins its slow retreat and the nights hold onto that familiar Atlantic chill, New Brunswick’s sugar bushes are coming to life.
7 Ways to Reset Your Routine Before Spring Gets Busy
Resetting your routine doesn’t have to be dramatic. In fact, the most lasting changes are usually the smallest ones.
Ceramics Exhibition | April 9-29, 2026
On display from April 9 to 29, 2026, at the George Fry Gallery, Unfunctional features work by 18 artists, including students, faculty, and technicians.
The most important number on your power bill
Looking past dollars to the number that really matters When you get your power bill
Welcome Theranib Inc.
Theranib Inc. is a Nova Scotian biotech company pioneering precision first-in-class cancer therapies targeting ALDH1A3
The “Almost Spring” Home Refresh Checklist
The “almost spring” season isn’t about rushing into change—it’s about easing into it. A home refresh during this time should feel gentle, hopeful, and a little bit energizing.
How St. Patrick’s Day Took Root in New Brunswick
St. Patrick’s Day isn’t just about wearing green and celebrating Irish culture—it’s a meaningful part of New Brunswick’s history and identity.
10 Tiny Habits That Make Mornings Feel Like Spring 🌱
There’s something about spring mornings that feels hopeful. The light comes earlier, the air feels a little softer, and everything seems to be slowly waking up again.
Weekend Reset Ideas Before Spring Gets Busy
Spring brings excitement, energy, and plenty of activity. Taking a little time now for a weekend reset can help you enter the season feeling refreshed rather than overwhelmed.
Rising Canadian Country Artist Brettyn Rose Returns with “Leavin’ On My Lips” Ahead of Debut EP
Front Porch Music’s “Artist to Watch in 2026” blends classic country storytelling with modern, vocal-driven momentum on her first release of the year.
A “Soft Start” Guide to the New Season
As the seasons begin to shift, there’s often a quiet pressure to suddenly become productive, energized, and motivated. The moment the weather warms or the light lingers a little longer, we feel like we should be doing more.
Small Signs Your Energy Is Slowly Coming Back
After a long winter, a stressful season, or a period of burnout, energy doesn’t usually return all at once. It tends to come back quietly, in small moments that are easy to overlook.
JUNO Nominated Singer-Songwriter, Desiree Dorion, Announces New Studio Album, New Single Collaboration with JUNO Nominated Manitoba Duo, Burnstick, “Daddy’s Tattoo”
The final single before the release of Dorion’s eighth studio album, Pieces of Me, this April, “Daddy’s Tattoo” puts Dorion’s creative storytelling and love of collaboration on full display.
Comfort Habits We’re Ready to Release
The comforts of winter served their purpose. Now, little by little, it might be time to thank them and move forward.
The First 5 Things to Do When You Feel a Hint of Spring
You may not be ready for full-on spring cleaning or big outdoor projects just yet, but there are a few simple things you can do to embrace that early seasonal shift.
Spring Forward: What the Time Change Means (and How to Adjust
The shift to Daylight Saving Time is often one of the first little hints that winter is loosening its grip. Longer evenings mean more daylight for walks, errands, and those first signs of spring returning.
