Snow melt plus spring rain is a dangerous combination in New Brunswick. Whether you’re in Fredericton, Moncton, or a rural river valley, rising water can arrive faster than you think.
Spring Flooding in NB: 10 Things Every Homeowner Should Do This Weekend
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What’s in store for Canada’s 2026 wildfire season? | CBC News
Science·New The 2026 wildfire season may get off to a relatively quiet start in Canada
Bathurst cop faces harassment, threats charges | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A Bathurst police officer faces charges that include uttering threats and harassment of
Reshaping Forest Management: The Rise of Community Forestry in Canada
In an era where sustainability takes center stage and the health of our planet is
Alternative Japanese-Canadian Artist Garrett Neiles Strikes a Harmonious Balance of Nostalgia and Introspection on Sophomore EP “27”
Blending early 2000’s Pop-Rock with profound lyrical depth, Garrett Neiles embarks on an energetic journey of openness and self discovery as he sheds what no longer serves him
Chief Justice Should Feel Compelled to Respond
There are a lot of unanswered questions in the CBC story about New Brunswick Court
OCTOBER 23rd- 24th from 11am – 5pm @ Wolastoq Wharf
Since the last lobster roll sale went so great we decided to bring it back for two days!
Join us for a fresh lobster roll meal for only $16.00 (DINE IN ONLY)
NBCCD Craft Sale 2023 | Nov 17-19
Second-year diploma students at the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD) are hosting their annual Craft Sale from November 17-19, 2023 as part of their courses and learning in entrepreneurship.
From ‘Garden City’ to Environmental Erosion: An International Students’ Lessons for Canada and Ghana
As I experienced the beauty of spring and summer in Fredericton, it brought to mind
Canada’s Winning Book Designs Coming to NBCCD Gallery
New Brunswick College of Craft & Design’s George Fry Gallery and Alcuin Society for Excellence in Canadian Book Design present the 2022 winners in Canadian book design at an exhibition in downtown Fredericton.
Seventeen ways to lower your fuel bill
Transportation is a huge slice of our carbon footprint – and most of it is from the fuel we burn in our personal vehicles. These days, that fuel is pretty hard on our wallets too.
Marking a Decade of Groove, 12-Piece Canadian Soul-Funk Collective, The Commotions, Unleash a Sensational Celebration of Motown-Trained Mastery on “Volume 3”
The supergroup of Canada’s top Soul, Funk, and Jazz musicians deliver a high energy dose of completely original, Motown-to-Disco era musical mastery that shimmers with dance-floor magnetic grooves, and the electrifying power of real instruments
2023 Prism Prize MVP Project Recipient, The Moon & I, to Release New, Dark Indie-Pop Single, “Ocean Heart”, From Debut EP, “Apperception”
Blending Alternative sounds with Cinematic Electro-Pop, The Moon & I crafts a thrilling journey centred around the complexities of a relationship troubled by mental health struggles
Out Tomorrow: Premiered on BET – Canadian R&B/Neo-Soul Vocalist, Aphrose, Links Past and Present With Upcoming Sophomore Album “Roses”
Delivered across three stunning octaves by one of Canada’s leading vocalists, “Roses” unveils a musical treasure trove that bridges the sounds of yesterday and today with a resonant look at love, family, and life
JUNO-Nominated Country Artist Desiree Dorion Shares New Single From Latest Album, “Unlove You”
Setting an imagined relationship ablaze, “Unlove You” is a Rock-infused Country anthem about moving on from an unfaithful partner with a driving guitar, pointed lyrics, and classic Country vocals
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WVA students publish their books with new partnership
NBCCD’s new partnership with Monster House Publishing allows Wabanaki Visual Arts (WVA) students to have their own books published.
Bridging art and activism: Len Falkenstein’s Wood Buffalo explores battle between progress and conservation
In a world where we often find ourselves caught between personal gain and the planet’s
Greedy but strategic
I believe most people are basically good: kind, well-intentioned and guided by sound principles. But there’s one group of people out there who I believe, when examined under the clear lens of morality, are outliers. They are the leaders of the oil and gas industry, in this country and around the world.
Au Naturel Solutions transforms lives as trailblazing social enterprise
Revolutionary all-natural breast prosthesis Comfort ‘n’ Confidence improving quality of life for breast cancer survivors
Dazzling Canadian R&B/Neo-Soul Vocalist, Aphrose, Links Past and Present With Upcoming Sophomore Album “Roses”
Delivered across three stunning octaves by one of Canada’s leading vocalists, “Roses” unveils a musical treasure trove that bridges the sounds of yesterday and today with a resonant look at love, family, and life
Canadian Country Artist Amanda Keeles Releases Modern Country Single About Finding Joy in Looking Back
Leaving behind a lucrative career in finance and an unsupportive marriage that did not encourage her artistry, Amanda Keeles launches an already explosive music career after decades of waiting
Five Benefits of Colouring and Journaling
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