World Calgary-based WestJet and the Canadian Union of Public Employees have reached a tentative deal
WestJet, CUPE reach tentative deal to end flight attendants’ strike that left travellers in limbo | CBC News
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Bringing Saint John’s old buildings back to life comes with challenges, groups say | CBC News
New Brunswick Saint John non-profits and developers are trying to breathe new life into the
How ‘the crimps’ took over Saint John’s sailing labour force | CBC News
The seafaring life has always been a major part of Saint John and throughout history
You’re invited: BioNetworking Session with Keiretsu Forum
Please join us for a Bio Networking Session, presented by Emergence. This session will feature
From NBCCD to the Spotlight: Alumni in Reality Photography Show
NBCCD alumnus Matt Brown (’10) steps back into the spotlight as the director, writer, and executive producer of Shutterspeed Season 2, a reality photography competition show now airing on Bell Fibe TV.
Stemming the feeding frenzy, Part 2
December 9, 2024 A few docs to watch, a few tips to save Phew –
Open Sundays
If you are looking for extra shopping time to finish crossing things off your list, Downtown Fredericton businesses are open on Sundays for you!
NBCCD Instructors Exhibition: Creative Reconnaissance
Join us at the George Fry Gallery for Creative Reconnaissance, a stunning multi-disciplinary showcase celebrating the creativity of NBCCD’s instructors and staff
Stemming the feeding frenzy
November 26, 2024 Toward a Circular Economy Perhaps you’ve heard the expression “circular economy” lately.
David Myles Singing for Supper
Join songwriter and musician David Myles at his 15th annual Singing for Supper concert series in support of local food banks.
NBCCD Instructor Showcases Spectre at Rewilding Exhibition
Janice Wright-Cheney, a Foundation Visual Arts Instructor at the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD), is among thirteen Canadian artists featured in the Rewilding Exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa with her artwork Spectre.
Government-Industry Partnership breaks ground on $50 million BioAccelerator
Charlottetown, PE – Last Friday, the Governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island broke ground on
The carbon footprint of food
The climate impact of our diets, and how to reduce it What we eat has
Nutracelle wins Product of the Year for Nutramin Vitamins
Nutracelle was recently awarded the prestigious Foodie’s Choice Product of the Year at the 2024 Food
Craft Sale 2024
Second-year diploma students at the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD) are hosting their annual Craft Sale from November 22-24, 2024 as part of their courses and learning in entrepreneurship.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s seaweed industry looking to grow beyond its home shores
Atlantic Canada’s Bioscience Business Incubator Dedicated to assisting start-ups and growth-stage companies in efficiently bringing
Correcting common misconceptions…
October 29, 2024 …about Canada’s place in the world of greenhouse gas emissions Not long
Canadian Alt-Pop Artist, Elena Erin, Reevaluates Romance and Relationships on Atmospheric New Track, “Only Kink I Haven’t Tried”
Setting the stage for her highly anticipated Gatsby-era album, Elena Erin reimagines love and intimacy on the vulnerable premise of establishing a singular, deep connection
Ukrainian-Canadian Indie Pop Artist, Vitalia, Shares Intoxicating New Sapphic Pop Track About the Thrilling High of a Fast Paced Romance on “molly”
Musically trained at Concordia University, the genre-bending artist unveils a cleverly written ode to a whirlwind romance
Chart Topping Canadian Country Artist, Jason Kirkness, Alludes to the Exciting Spontaneity of New Love With “My Vegas”
Written with JUNO Award winner William Prince, the 2023 Manitoba Country Music Award Male Artist of the Year recipient delivers a new track ahead of his highly anticipated November 2024 album release
So, we're having an election – what about that?
Being a communications nerd, I find election communications strategies interesting. I know, I need to
Contemporary R&B Artist, Justine Tyrell, Reveals Frustrations with People Pleasing and Ignoring Intuition on Shadowy New Single, “Last”
Following the national success of recent single “Ghost Town”, Tyrell returns with a moody, 2000’s R&B era track with haunting, layered vocals and a message about putting oneself last
2024 SOCAN Vince Fontaine Indigenous Award Recipient, Award-Winning Roots/Americana Artist, Jade Turner, Unveils A Cleverly Written, Moving Song About Loving Someone Battling Addiction, “Marion”
The recipient of two songwriting awards this year from SOCAN and Manitoba Music, Turner recently received her 27th Manitoba Country Music Award nomination
