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By They call themselves the Guatemala Girls and they are a diverse team of nurses who embarked on a journey last June that changed their lives forever. Using their combined skills, education, and mindsets, they provided health care and teaching to almost 3000 vulnerable individuals in remote villages of Guatemala. Read more »
• By Five Maritime high school students will receive prestigious Currie Scholarships at the University of New Brunswick, a recognition of their outstanding leadership in the community and academic performance in their high schools. The Currie Scholarships were established by Dr. Richard J. Currie, UNB Chancellor Emeritus and one of Canada’s most accomplished business leaders and philanthropists. Read more »
• By Nimbus Publishing has produced two excellent titles dealing with issues that have been in the national headlines for some time now: Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD) in the Canadian Armed Forces and the Residential School system which attempted to erase the Mi’kmaw culture from young children. Read more »
• By Computer science is not just what you see on the show Silicon Valley – nerdy geeks, late nights and ping-pong tables. Natalia Stakhanova, assistant professor of computer science and NB Research Chair in Cyber Security at UNB, is changing the way young females view the IT world through an initiative she launched called Cyber Girlz.… Read more »
• By The Fredericton Youth Hockey Association is proud to announce that we have once again been approved to host the First Shift Program during the fall of 2016! Program Overview The First Shift makes the hockey experience possible for everyone. We provide all the equipment and necessities for the program so all you have to do… Read more »
• By Capital Area Thunder (CAT) Competitive Ringette Program is now an official entity. CAT exists for the development of competitive ringette in the Capital Area (currently Fredericton and Oromocto) in the U12 (developmental), U14, U16 and U19 divisions. It is a parent driven group operating by consensus to advance the abilities and opportunities of players and… Read more »
• By by Tim Yerxa May is an exciting time for the Fredericton Playhouse, as various performing arts organizations unveil their performances for the upcoming season and present the opportunity to subscribe to them. While we’re looking forward to announcing our own Spotlight Series line-up in June, this month has provided a sneak peek at the performances… Read more »
• By LearnSphere Canada in partnership with CBDC SouthWest is pleased to host a “Introduction to Bookkeeping” workshop on Wednesday June 8, 2016 from 9 am to 4 pm in the CBDC SouthWest Boardroom at 73 Millennium Drive in Hanwell. The cost of the workshop is $60 per participant which includes HST and lunch. Keeping accurate financial… Read more »
• By Memory, emotion, observation, and introspection all play a role in the paintings of both David McKay and Joanne Hunt. David McKay, whose work draws from memory, the land, and an awareness of the people who have gone before, studies the human condition over time and how we are all connected through shared heritage. Joanne Hunt… Read more »
• By A number of people from the University of New Brunswick’s faculty of arts in Fredericton have been recognized recently for their accomplishments as creative and academic writers. Mark Jarman and Robert Gray, professors in the English department, and Phillip Crymble, PhD candidate in English, are among nine finalists whose books made the 2016 East Coast… Read more »
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