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.
New Brunswick Weather in August: What Locals Wish They’d Known Before Planning Outdoor Events
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Disco-Tech @ ARIS
Join us on August 8th at 10 PM for DISCO-TECH, a retro-fueled dance party you won’t forget. We are thrilled to welcome back the incredible DJ CALIXTE to the decks!
Heat warning persists for much of N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick The majority of New Brunswick is currently under a heat warning that says
Letting Go of the “New Year, New You” Energy
Sometimes the most powerful shift is letting go of the idea that you have to become someone else to move forward.
Comfort Foods We Still Crave (Even as Spring Teases Us)
The sun lingers a little longer. The snowbanks shrink at the edges. You open a window for five hopeful minutes… and then close it again because it’s still February-cold
Things to Look Forward to in the Next 30 Days
There’s something comforting about a 30-day window. It’s close enough to feel real, but far enough away to hold a little promise.
Little Signs Spring Is Coming (Even If It Doesn’t Feel Like It Yet)
By the time we reach late winter in places like Fredericton, it can feel like the season will never loosen its grip. The snowbanks are tired. The skies are heavy. The novelty of cozy has worn off.
The twin peak challenge – and how you can help!
When I was a kid growing up on a farm, we had a backup generator
Things That Quietly Get Us Through February
February has a way of feeling suspended in time. The sparkle of December is long gone. The motivation of January has softened. The days are still short, the air still sharp, and spring still feels like a rumour.
Family Day — A Celebration of Togetherness in New Brunswick
“Family Day” is a special statutory holiday observed in the Canadian province of **New Brunswick** that gives people an opportunity to take a break from work and spend meaningful time with their loved ones
Winter Weekends Without Plans: Why Doing Nothing Is Enough
There’s a particular kind of pressure that sneaks into winter weekends. Even when the weather is bleak and the daylight is short, there’s still an expectation—subtle, but persistent—that we should do something with our time.
Canadian Pop Sensation Olivia Penalva Shares New Single “Distance Makes A Love Story”
The first release of 2026 from Billboard-charting, 2x iHeartRadio Future Star recipient, Olivia Penalva, reframes self-discovery through a romantic pop lens
Seasonal Reset Without the Pressure of a “Fresh Start”
There’s something about this time of year that quietly suggests we should be reinventing ourselves. New habits. New energy. A cleaner slate.
Why February Is a Good Month to Be Gentle With Yourself
So if this month feels slow, quiet, or a little heavy, that’s okay. February is doing what it’s meant to do—holding space. And you’re allowed to meet it with the same kindness.
Small Seasonal Rituals to Carry You Through the Last Weeks of Winter
By the time winter reaches its final stretch, most of us are no longer romanticizing it. The holidays are a memory, the snow feels less charming, and spring still seems just out of reach.
Valentine’s Day Downtown
Valentine’s Day is a great excuse to spend time downtown and support local Fredericton businesses. Whether you’re planning a romantic date night, a casual outing with friends, or a solo treat, downtown offers plenty of ways to celebrate!
Why Winter Still Matters—Even When You’re Over It
Winter is the season that asks us to slow down—whether we want to or not. It strips life back to the basics. The trees are bare, schedules feel quieter, and there’s less pressure to be everywhere and doing everything.
Textile Design Exhibition “Some Like it Slow” Opens March 12
Experience Some Like it Slow, a new exhibition from the Textile Design studio at NBCCD that celebrates the beauty of time, care, and intentional creation.
The Quiet Side of February: Why This Month Feels So Long (and What It’s Good For)
February won’t last forever. But while it’s here, it offers something rare: permission to be still, to be ordinary, and to take your time.
Get Everything Right When Building A Small Business
If you have decided that this is the year you build your small business then first of all, congratulations. However, this won’t be as easy as you think it will be.
Late Winter Comforts: What We Reach for When We’re Tired of Being Cozy
The blankets are still there, the candles are still burning—but they don’t quite hit the same. The quiet comfort of early winter has slowly turned into a kind of restlessness. We’re tired, but not in the way a nap can fix.
This RRSP season, choose sustainable investments
In our capitalist system, money makes things happen, and lack of money prevents things from
Little Ways to Feel Lighter Before Spring Actually Arrives
Spring will get here when it’s ready. Until then, these little moments of lightness can carry you through—no big plans, no pressure, just gentle shifts that make the waiting feel a little easier.
