The hilarious cast of the Beaverbrook Caper takes to the stage once again
On September 30, the Gordon Mihan play The Great Beaverbrook Caper was staged inside the Beaverbrook Art Gallery as part of...
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Testimony of genocide: Director Yusuf Zine wants people to share the story of the Rohingya
Fredericton social justice groups and university departments came together to screen the timely film, I Am Roghingya: A Genocide in Four...
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What’s Up Doc? showcases thoughtful student films
More than 150 people were treated to films made by high school students at the ninth annual What’s up doc? Showcase on...
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“Seeds of hope”: building union solidarity with progressive social movements
The Fredericton Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts celebrated May Day, the International Workers' Day, by hosting a panel...
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Natalie Sappier finds her Wolastoq voice
The NB Media Co-op interviewed Wolastoq artist Natalie Sappier- Samaqani Cocahq about her new play, Finding Wolastoq Voice, premiering March 8, 2018...
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My Stolen Sisters
My Stolen Sisters My stolen sisters, I think of you. I think of you when I visit the river. She flows...
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Sackville professors warn about permanent drone warfare that murders civilians
Geoff Martin and Erin Steuter told a lunchtime audience in Sackville on Feb. 21, 2018 that in the last 17 years,...
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Paul Robeson in Saint John, New Brunswick, October 1945: A Concert that was More than a Concert
The acclaimed play by Tayo Aluko, “Call Mr Robeson: A Life, with Songs,” is on tour this...
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Jeremy Dutcher’s video honours the resistance of the Mi’kmaq
Tobique native Jeremy Dutcher has released a music video for The Honour Song that prominently features the 2013 resistance to shale...
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Creating Community Tour in Fredericton
There was an ambiance of joy and friendship at the Picaroon’s Roundhouse in Fredericton on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2017 as it...
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