Culture

A gory film made 40 years ago points to characteristics of post-industrial Cape Breton. University of New Brunswick alumnus, Lachlan MacKinnon,...

Mexican migrant workers and their advocates in New Brunswick have marked their third Day of the Dead in the province by...

An expo titled “80 Years of the Nuclear Age: Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki” opened on Oct. 3 at the Fredericton Public...

Abortion is decriminalized in Canada, but an audience in Fredericton recently heard that while there is much to celebrate, there is...

People with disabilities are central figures in a pair of one-act plays by a New Brunswick writer that will be shown...

Early Saturday morning on August 16, a group of volunteers started unloading truckloads of household goods, clothes, and food at Queen...

Elsipogtog’s comic convention will return next year, making it the first ongoing event of its kind at a First Nation in...

Our language we call “Wolastoqewi-Latuwewakon” is encountering genocide. The heartbreaking reality is that there are less than one hundred fluent speakers...

For the first time ever, a comic convention is coming to Elsipogtog. The event, aptly named Elsi-Con, takes place on Saturday,...

An age-old tradition is returning to Elsipogtog today. St. Anne's Picnic was once an annual gathering in the community, but it...