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By Dr. Herb Emery, a pre-eminent economist and public policy scholar, is joining the University of New Brunswick as the Vaughan Chair in Regional Economics. An advisor to federal and provincial policymakers, Dr. Emery comes to the University of New Brunswick from the University of Calgary. A prominent focus of his research is on the development… Read more »
• By The Brendon Oreto Foundation helps to provide assistance to families who need help with fees and/ or equipment so that their children are able to play hockey. Besides the Hockey School that they run each fall, one of their main fundraising events is the Kinger Classic Golf Tournament that is put on each year by… Read more »
• By For many students in the Fredericton community Ducks Unlimited is an exciting stop on the field trip list. As a registered Charity they do far more then conserve Wetlands which they are most known for. Now with their Wetland Centre of Excellence Program Ducks Unlimited has the unique opportunity to partner with Fredericton High School… Read more »
• By With better trapnet numbers (see below) and more catching, angling is looking up somewhat. Hopefully, it is a sign of things (fish) to come. A little more rain and cooler temperatures would certainly help the angling. Doug Underhill has the scoop in this week’s Miramichi Fishing Report. Read more »
• By The provincial and federal governments have jointly invested more than $136 million to modernize Port Saint John’s west side terminals. Read more »
• By The 2016 Dooryard Arts Festival kicks off on Thursday July 21st and runs through Saturday July 23rd in Woodstock. Thursday at the main stage is going to be a great time, full of local talent. Opening up the evening will be local group Luke and the Drifters. Read more »
• By For years, Kelley Flowers, disability resource co-ordinator at the University of New Brunswick’s Fredericton campus, has been breaking down barriers for students with disabilities. Ms. Flowers was recently given the Disability Awareness Week Award from the Premier’s Council on the Status of Disabled Persons as part of the 2016 Disability Awareness Week activities. The award… Read more »
• By Thirty senior goodwill ambassadors have been appointed to engage seniors, their families and communities in supporting wellness, active living and independence for seniors in New Brunswick. Read more »
• By Gerry Chase, president and COO of New Castle Hotels recently announced that top Canadian golf course architect Rod Whitman will lead a generational repositioning of the Algonquin Resort’s highly acclaimed course. Whitman most recently gained world renown for his work on Nova Scotia’s Cabot Links, the top course in Canada. Read more »
• By More than 10,300 New Brunswickers have significant vision loss and over 52,000 have a serious eye disease that may result in life-altering, permanent vision loss. In the Fredericton region, CNIB supports 1200 individuals who are blind or partially sighted and are in varying stages of adjusting to vision loss. Many of them need rehabilitation, training… Read more »
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