Le jardin communautaire de Cocagne cultive et entrepose des légumes toute l’année grâce à des technologies d’énergie renouvelable. En 2025, le jardin a donné plus de 5000 livres de légumes pour réduire l’insécurité alimentaire de la région. Karine LaPointe, coordinatrice du...

This report was contributed by Rizek Abdel Jawad, a photojournalist from Gaza City whose work has previously been featured in these pages, documenting life in the shadow of Israel’s genocidal assault on the besieged territory. His work will be shown at an exhibition in Fredericton...

The Cocagne Community Garden grows and stores vegetables year-round thanks to renewable energy technologies. In 2025, it donated over 5000 pounds of produce to reduce the region's food insecurity. On a gentle slope overlooking the Cocagne River in Southeastern New Brunswick sits a community garden...

Barry Rothfuss fought back tears during an interview at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute (AWI) on Friday. “I’m sorry, it shouldn’t be this hard. I was awake in the night trying to decide whether to tell you this,” he said as he struggled with his emotions....

Prime Minister and banker Mark Carney’s speech at Davos has generated admiration in many sectors of Canadian society and beyond. It was celebrated as a bold call to defend “democratic values” and sovereignty in the face of a world in crisis. However, it also invites...

Aotiitj is a two-year university program provided by St. Thomas University that allows members of Elsipogtog First Nation to begin their university studies in the community. I’m from Elsipogtog, and I entered university through the program. I did my first year through Aotiitj, then moved...

Coming into Black History Month, a new exhibition at the UNB Arts Centre features prominent Afro-descendant New Brunswickers. The new expo, a collaboration with the UNB Human Rights and Equity Office, was launched on Jan. 23 at the University of New Brunswick’s Memorial Hall. Photographer...

Editor's note. This is the latest photo essay by Rizek Abdel Jawad, a photojournalist from Gaza City whose work has previously been featured in these pages, documenting life in the shadow of Israel’s genocidal assault on the besieged territory. Content warning: this photo essay includes...