Tag: Sophie M. Lavoie

Twenty local enthusiasts recently joined voices in solidarity against oppression, corruption and patriarchy. Closing out a 10-day festival with flair, ...

Why the Russian Revolution, marking its 100 year anniversary this year, matters for the political left was the subject of ...

Hundreds of Francophones from Fredericton and surrounding area were delighted by the comedy performed to mark the theatre company’s 25th ...

Mount Allison Librarian Jeff Lilburn does research on alternative media and often participates in Dr. Erin Steuter’s class on alternative ...

UNB student actors tackle a classic story by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. Theatre UNB presented Hedda Gabler from March 29 ...

Thirty-five people attended a public talk aimed at raising awareness about the fake news phenomenon on March 25 in Fredericton. The ...

Pink Lobster Festival, NB’s new LGBTQIA+, featured a slew of award-winning shorts and feature films over Feb. 16-18. The inaugural ...

A new play broaches the often cruel realities lived by children in foster care in New Brunswick. The world premiere ...

The Fredericton March of Women garnered a turnout of hundreds despite last-minute organization. Close to 500 people gathered in front ...

Jesse Wente connects his Indigenous family background to contemporary struggles like the Dakota Access Pipeline protests and the Cleveland baseball ...