Health & Lifestyle
Sobeys Dietitians Nutrition Events Schedule for December 2016
East Point, Saint John West & Rothesay DECEMBER 2016 Taste & Learn Classes (FREE) Learn how to use different foods. Recipes and samples provided! Holiday Appetizers: Tuesday December 13th, 12:00 pm-1:00 pm, Saint John West Holiday desserts: Tuesday, December 13th, 12:00 pm-1:00 pm, East Point Healthy Cooking Class with Chef and Dietitian ($15) Learn how…
Read MoreUNB seeks public input on university’s climate change action plan
The University of New Brunswick will hold public consultation sessions to develop one of the region’s first university climate change action plans. Canada has committed to reduce 2005 levels of greenhouse gas emissions by 17 per cent by 2020. New Brunswick has committed to a 10 per cent reduction of 1990 levels by 2020 and…
Read MoreAtlantic Salmon Museum 2016 Hall of Fame Induction
The Atlantic Salmon Museum 33rd annual Hall of Fame inducts six individuals whose lives have been intertwined with that of the Atlantic salmon.
Read MoreWinter Education Programs
A staggering 150,000+ New Brunswickers could personally experience a mental illness in their lives. Mental illness is not discriminatory to gender, race, creed or social status. As a society, we all need to take care of our physical and mental health. Mental health matters and effective treatments for mental illness are available through the Canadian…
Read MoreOn The Water: Christmas Shopping List
With the fishing season over and equipment taken care of, I’ll wrap up another season with my annual Christmas shopping suggestions for the angler. I’ve checked with my friends in the tackle shops and have an estimated price range for many items mentioned.
Read MoreEnd-of-Season Miramichi Fishing Report
With the season over it is time to start on next year. An excellent first step toward a successful 2017 season begins today by properly putting equipment away and getting repairs done so all is ready for next April 15. The wise angler will take a few minutes to examine his equipment and properly prepare it for winter storage.
Read MoreCARMA Fill The Bus/ No Home For The Holidays Event
This Saturday November 5th from 9 am to 5 pm Cat Rescue Maritimes (CARMA) Saint John Chapter will be holding their Fill The Bus/ No Home For The Holidays fundraising event at the Rothesay Avenue Superstore. Just look for the City Transit Bus! This event is really important for your local CARMA chapter, as it is their last big push…
Read MoreMiramichi Fishing Report for Week of October 27, 2016
By this time next week another angling season will officially be completed for another year. Salmon angling on the Bartibog, Burnt Church and Tabusintac Rivers closes at the end of Saturday, October 29, and striped bass closes at the end of Monday October 31.
Read MoreMiramichi Fishing Report for Week of October 20, 2016
I had intended to do an overview of the season this week, but the stats are not posted yet, so I’ll try again next week. However, a general perception is that the Main Southwest Miramichi had the best angling this season. The Little Southwest was average at best, and the Northwest was poor, certainly in terms of low and warm water to try to fish.
Read MoreMiramichi Fishing Report for Week of October 13, 2016
On Saturday, October 15, another salmon angling season will be finished for the year. The few exceptions that are still open are the Bartibog, Burnt Church and Tabusintac Rivers which close October 29. Striped bass can still be fished with the final retention period now running to October 31.
Read MoreMiramichi Fishing Report October 7, 2016
by Doug Underhill As we near the end of the salmon season, it is time to get out and enjoy the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend. The weather is beautiful, the Fall foliage is hitting stride, there is time for “Blast ‘n Cast” and there are reasonably good numbers of fish around, although they are not taking […]
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Read MoreCanada will host World Environment Day in 2017
Canada will use World Environment Day to showcase to the world the beauty of its natural environment on land and water. Canada works with international partners, like UN Environment, to address environmental issues, including climate change at home and abroad.
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