It's a busy afternoon for Angelica and George De Benedetti, Sackville artists, who are packing up 17 of Angelica's oil paintings, some of which are on loan from their new owners, and 12 of George's framed photographs and transporting them across town to Owens' Art Gallery on the Mount Allison Campus.

Following an unforgettable Halloween show in Tofino, The Bastards continued their trek around the west coast. This is how the week looked:

This week's hockey column is all about honouring five legends of the sport. An induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame is the greatest of accolades for a player or a "builder" in Lou Lamirello's case.

Fedor Emelianenko is one of the very few elite fighters in the world who's not property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He's widely considered the best mixed martial arts fighter on the planet and his reputation continues to grow.

The Saint John Ale House has a lot going on these days.

Fredericton native Anna Silk has made her fans laugh, love and lust along with on her rocketing ride to the top of the television acting chain.

More and more people these days are trying to find ways to support our rural economy. Basically, if we don't buy fresh vegetable from our local farmers, they will no longer be able to exist.

"There are all kinds of styles on the Gallery Tours," says Colette McLcaughlin, Community Development Officer for the City of Moncton, "and all kinds of people. People who love art and who love that people love art."

There's no doubt that Halloween has grown in popularity during the past half century. In the fifties about the only decoration seen were lit pumpkins, and then only on Oct. 31 itself.

Randy Avery just wants people to taste his pizza. Once they've tried it, he thinks they'll want to keep buying it.

Gentlemen, lead forward; ladies, mirror; uh-1, uh-2, uh-3, uh-4,” Harrison Trimble High School teacher Lindsay Dominie instructs her students in the intricacies of the Samba as Latin rhythms fill the classroom.