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By Thanks to a new finding by University of New Brunswick chemical engineering researcher, Felipe Chibante, solar energy could be produced much cheaper and with a smaller environmental footprint. Read more »
• By The SymposiumBDC team is very proud to announce the second Bay of Chaleur drawing & painting Symposium. Graciously hosted by the Village of Atholville, this event will showcase professional New Brunswick artists alongside a selection of the most dynamic visual artists from the Bay of Chaleur region. Artists, you will want to be part of this unique event! Read more »
• By Every child deserves an equal chance to participate in sport. Dealermine and the Saint John Mill Rats have partnered up to provide a new opportunity for inner-city small schools and community basketball teams. “We are calling it Rumble in the Station,” says Ian McCarthy, Mill Rats General Manager, “To get started in sports, young people… Read more »
• By The Saint John Mill Rats added two veteran small forwards, Johnny Mayhane and Garrius Holloman, to their line-up on January 12th. Both players have suited up for five games since joining the team. Mayhane, a 6’5 wing, was part of the Mill Rats resurgence last season when they rattled off a 13-4 record during key stretch.… Read more »
• By Air Canada is investing $100,000 at the University of New Brunswick over the next five years to create a scholarship in honour of its former Chairman, President and CEO Claude Taylor (DCL ’80). Read more »
• By The Saint John Sea Dogs have earned an honourable mention for the second straight week in the latest edition of the BMO CHL Top 10 Rankings. The Canadian Hockey League has released its Week 18 rankings, which are compiled by a panel of National Hockey League scouts. The Sea Dogs are one of five teams… Read more »
• By Here’s a look ahead at what’s coming up for your Saint John Mill Rats this month, February 2016. Read more »
• By As The War Amps 2016 Key Tags are mailed to New Brunswick residents this week, the service marks 70 years of returning lost keys to their owners. Donations to the Key Tag Service assist members of The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program, including Emma Coakley, 10, of Saint John. Emma was born a right… Read more »
• By Saint John Sea Dogs centre Matthew Highmore has been named the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s third star of the week for the period ending January 24th. The Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, native registered three goals and seven points in three games last week. Highmore, 19, kicked off his week with two goals and an assist… Read more »
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