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Jock & the Docs at Beer on the Bridge

by Events | Jul 1, 2026

Jock & the Docs will play at Beer on the Bridge 2026 on Saturday, July 4!

One of Canada’s Most Powerful Voices in Roots and Soul, AV & The Inner City, Honour Generations of Strength and Immigration Ahead of Mother’s Day, with New Single, “A Dollar & A Suitcase”

by Bad Parade | Jun 30, 2026

Blending soul-stirring harmonies with a real-life story passed down through mothers and daughters, the group transforms one family’s journey from immigration to present-day traditions into a reflection on resilience, and the quiet weight of saying goodbye

The 10 Most Beautiful Swimming Holes in New Brunswick You Need to Visit This Summer

by editor1 | Jun 30, 2026

When the temperature climbs and the humidity sets in, there’s nothing quite like New Brunswick’s secret weapon: a province absolutely riddled with waterfalls, granite-carved pools, hidden coves, and warm saltwater beaches.

16×12” oil on Canvas… thanks Mike MacLean for your beautiful photo 🙂

by Dawn Mockler | Nov 16, 2021

16×12” oil on Canvas… thanks Mike MacLean for your beautiful photo 🙂

La Patente releases its first album

by Le Grenier musique | Nov 16, 2021

A surprise from Fredericton awaits people hungry for new music. A brand-new band, La Patente, is releasing a debut album on November 25th.

Award-winning Jazz group Apollo Suns have announced the release of their third EP “A Relationship of Force”

by Bad Parade | Nov 16, 2021

Award-winning Jazz group Apollo Suns have announced the release of their third EP “A Relationship of Force” set for release on November 26 2021. The two-time Western Canadian Music Award-winning Jazz ensemble is made up of nine expertly trained artists who aim to both compliment and advance their genre.

A day of Remembrance, Reflection, and Renewed Commitment to Vigilance

by Duncan Matheson | Nov 11, 2021

“Welcome to our Covid restricted Remembrance Day...

Poppy

by Marjorie Norquay-Cochran | Nov 11, 2021

In Flanders fields the poppies blow.

Lest We Forget

by Dawn Mockler | Nov 11, 2021

Remember their sacrifices. Remember their...

CUPE strike (part 2)

by Dawn Mockler | Nov 5, 2021

I gave at the office…. 😉 This story was brought...

NB CUPE Strike

by Dawn Mockler | Nov 5, 2021

B This story was brought to NouZie by RSS. The...

November 2021

by Dawn Mockler | Nov 5, 2021

I have been busy working, drawing, and painting....

Sunflower

by Marjorie Norquay-Cochran | Nov 4, 2021

A sunflower for a sunny day.

The day the Daamens came to Minto

by Lane MacIntosh | Nov 4, 2021

No one recalls what the weather was like on September 21, 1947, the day the train carrying Anthony and Henrica Daamen and their children rolled into the Hardwood Ridge station near the coal mining town of Minto, New Brunswick.