Moncton

• ‘He beat all odds’: Music therapy enhancing N.B. man’s talents, life skills

  Aaron Murphy, who is legally blind, may not be able to clearly see the ivory keys but his ear for music is perfect said his music teacher at Long and McQuade in Moncton.

  Mar 21
  
• Moncton woman’s passion for plants grows into budding business

  Leelynn Bardsley of Moncton owns more than 200 plants and runs a budding home-based business. 'There is pretty much no décor, just plants,' she says.

  Mar 17
  
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• Comfort quilts ‘made with love’ in N.B. helping Canadians living with cancer

  Volunteers in New Brunswick and elsewhere are making comfort quilts for Canadian cancer patients, saying care and support for patients are 'sewn right in.'

  Mar 14
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• Moncton, N.B. drag storytime event faces protest

  Protestors say the event exposes children to adult content, but supporters say they fundamentally misunderstand what the events are about.

  Canada

  Mar 11
• Université de Moncton to study call for new name shedding ties with British officer

  Université de Moncton will study a request to change its name after calls to shed its connection with a British military officer involved in the deportation of Acadians.

  Canada

  Mar 10
• ‘Death cafe’ in Moncton, N.B. serves up comfort to people confronting end of life

  A relatively new movement in Canada, death cafes allow people to openly confront a difficult topic, end-of-life, with total strangers. Many find the experience uplifting.

  Canada

  Mar 9
• N.B. death doula helps families open up about end-of-life discussions

  A New Brunswick woman is helping families confront death from a more positive perspective.

  Features

  Mar 8
• New Brunswick property tax hikes leave more questions than answers

  Property assessments were handed out on Friday and many people are facing significant spikes and wondering how the province is arriving at these assessments.

  Economy

  Mar 6
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• N.B. prosecutors say recent sexual assault stay is evidence of resource shortage

  According to the New Brunswick Crown Prosecutors Association, the judge’s decision to stay a sexual assault case is directly linked to the shortage of resources.

  Canada

  Mar 1
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• Why a N.B. animal shelter has started a guinea pig classroom fostering program

  An animal shelter in New Brunswick has launched a classroom guinea pig fostering program to help young people learn about what it takes to own a pet.

  Feb 23