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Calgary pre-stampede
There's nothing about Calgary at first glance that makes a Maritimer think things are any different from down East, other than their neatly laid out, grid-like street system.
Talking art with Jamie Steel
St. Andrews, New Brunswick's Jamie Steel is many things to many people. For one, he's an artist manager.
Yvonne Devine says uranium mining has no economic benefits
There are certain jobs that don't pay much and fighting for the environment is one of them.
Maritime Writers' Workshop revamped
After 40 years of tightening and tidying up the skills of writers who have attended the Maritime Writers' Workshop (MMW) it was time to put a fresh coat of paint on the workshops themselves.
Shediac Lobster Fest celebrates 59 years
As you drive along the coastal shore towards Shediac, a giant red lobster and his proud fisherman companion welcome visitors to town.
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Metro to host flea market with over 400 vendors
This weekend (July 3-6) is a great time to be a flea market shopper in Metro Moncton, because one of the largest flea markets in Atlantic Canada will be taking place right in our backyard.
Undercover tourist checks out Boyce Market
The first thing you notice is the smell and that's not a bad thing when it comes to the Boyce Farmer's Market. In fact it's one of the main reasons Frederictonians go...for the food.
Saint John man fights for homeless youth
Readers of this magazine may recall the story of Robert Raynes from about a year ago.
Rheal Cormier's stint with Moncton Mets nears end
When he stepped onto the mound at Summerside's Queen Elizabeth Park two weeks ago, Rheal Cormier knew he was as far as he could get from the bright lights of the majors.
Canadian traveller finds driving difficult in Stratford
William Shakespeare was born in Stratford Upon Avon, lived here most of his life, and died and was buried here.
Atlanticade is back!
Along with the hot summer sun comes a hot summer sound. Every year when summer rolls around and the weather warms, you can hear motorbikes come out of hiding. The revving engines roll out as quickly as the sun does.
Countdown is on
Stephany Peterson is so excited about Canada Day, she's making it a two-day event.
State of the arts checks out funding in Canada
When travelling abroad, I'm often struck by the number of foreign artists who comment on how wonderful it must be to work as an artist in Canada.
NB Liquor launches controversial campaign
NB Liquor has launched a controversial new social marketing campaign to educate young people about the dangers of drinking and driving.
Brunswick Pipeline marks milestone achievement
The Brunswick Pipeline has reached a couple milestones as it stays on schedule for a November deadline. One of which, is the successful completion of a pilot horizontal directional drill (HDD) hole under the St. John River. The other, is completing the 2.4 km stretch of pipeline through Rockwood Park.
Metro Moncton hosts Canada Day blowout
Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview are all set to celebrate Canada's birthday in fine style. No matter where your interests lie, there's sure to be something for you during the day's festivities.
Wedding brings all-star comedy show to town
Some families throw a big party, inviting all their friends and relations. Others have a simple civil ceremony, and might not even have a reception to follow.
'State of the arts' from the other side of Canada
It's 2 a.m. Atlantic Standard Time (10 p.m. Pacific Time) and I'm letting my gaze graze the slippery surface of lake Okanagan as I scan the horizon for the barely discernible line where dense mountains meet the cool night sky in Syilx nation territory.
Migratory bird nest destruction policies questioned
Logging giant J.D. Irving Ltd is heading to court this fall on a charge of destroying blue heron nests in the province.
Find the inner gardener in you with help from a beginner
Summer is finally here and for many people that means gardening.
What you don't know about tanning can hurt you
Summer is finally here, and after a harsh winter with record breaking snowfalls, everyone is eager to rush outside at the first glint of sunshine and soak up some much needed rays.
Maybe you should get your tan from a bottle
Where once upon a time pale skin was a badge of your lack of manual labour, these days it's more likely to gain accusations of anaemia or slothful inactivity, and for these reasons, plenty of people seek a tan.
City of Moncton initiates Green challenge among employees
These days everyone's aware of the urgent need to take measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Sizzling summer events
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Having the ability to teleport yourself, in the blink of an eye, from - just for example - cold and rainy New York City to a beach in Tahiti is not without its consequences.
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