The UNB REDS women’s swimming team is adding backstroker Olivia Calder to their recruiting class of 2025. The 17-year-old, from Saint John, is completing her Grade 12 year at Simonds High School and ...

(FREDERICTON, NB) The UNB REDS women’s volleyball team is adding 5’10” outside hitter Lia MacQuarrie, from Hampton, Prince Edward Island, to their recruiting class of 2025. The 17-year-old is ...

(HALIFAX, N.S.) On the 10th installment of the integrated women’s and men’s event, the 2025 Bell AUS Basketball Championships, presented by G-Series, set a new record for ticket sales. The 2025 box ...

(HALIFAX, N.S.) Atlantic University Sport is pleased to announce the nominees for the 37 th annual PepsiCo James Bayer Memorial Scholarship Award. The James Bayer Memorial Scholarship Award was ...

The Boy and the Heron (Japanese: 君たちはどう生きるか, 'How Do You Live?') is a 2023 Japanese animated fantasy film written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki. Imagine a world of birds; birds with gaping, hungry ...

Nuclear energy often sparks heated debates—yet few realize Canada ranks among the world’s top uranium producers and is home to a major nuclear power plant in New Brunswick. As controversies swirl ...

Here at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Fredericton, there is the Student Union Building or, SUB for short. To quote from UNB’s website, you can find many things at the SUB: “The Student Union ...

Ahead of the upcoming New Brunswick provincial elections this Monday, David Coon and the Green Party have made environmental health and access a pivotal campaign issue. Within the past three weeks, ...

Kylie Fox is a Fredericton-based artist who has recently released an album titled Sequoia. It is an 11-track album. It’s a perfect Sunday morning album where one doesn’t need to pay much attention.

This October, a dedicated team from the University of New Brunswick Saint John (UNBSJ) and the City of Saint John will travel to Copenhagen, Denmark, to participate in an exciting workshop focused on ...

Once upon a time, Canada had a reputation for being a country filled to the brim with kindness and acceptance. Unfortunately, it seems like we are drifting further and further away from this once ...

What would you say New Brunswick is mostly known for? Is it the non-existent nightlife? Is it the broken and sometimes dangerous roads? Is it the skyrocketing gas prices? How about grocery prices?