At a recent reception UNB Saint John honoured retirees, faculty and staff for their invaluable service. Below is a list of everyone who was honoured at the reception. Read more »
UNB Saint John Honours Retirees, Faculty & Staff
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Monthly Archives: January 2016
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Sea Dogs Announce December Player & Student of the Month
• By The Saint John Sea Dogs have announced their player and student of the month awards for December. Forward Mathieu Joseph is the Irving Oil Player of the Month. Joseph, 18, had at least one point in all ten Sea Dogs games in December, totalling nine goals and 18 points along with a +7 rating. Highlights… Read more »
Trevor Georgie New President of Sea Dogs
• By The Saint John Sea Dogs recently announced Trevor Georgie is the new president of the team. Georgie is an accomplished sports and entertainment professional who has enjoyed leadership roles on the property, client and agency sides of the business. His career has led him to work for, and partner with, like-minded brands across the sports and entertainment… Read more »
Disaster Financial Assistance Program Announced
• By The provincial government has announced a Disaster Financial Assistance Program for damage caused by heavy rainfall on September 30th. “The damage to private and public infrastructure caused by this storm is estimated to be more than $15.3 million,” said Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Stephen Horsman. “We are pleased to once again offer a… Read more »
NB Power’s Smart Habits Rebates Help Customers Save
• By Tens of thousands of New Brunswickers saved money and energy by purchasing nearly 13,000 programmable thermostats last fall as part of NB Power’s Smart Habits rebate program. The program offered in-store rebates on energy efficient products from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30. “New Brunswickers continue to invest in energy efficient products through our rebate program,”… Read more »
UNB Alumnus Creating Sustainable Energy in Rural Africa
• By University of New Brunswick (UNB) alumnus, Caleb Grove (BSCE Mechanical, 2015), has begun a project through his startup, Mbissa Energy Systems, to develop sustainable energy systems for use in rural Africa. Mr. Grove and his family Continue reading → Read more »
Commissioner of Transportation & Environment and Saint John Water to Retire
• By William (Bill) Edwards, P. Eng Commissioner of Transportation and Environment Services and Saint John Water has announced his retirement effective March 3, 2016. Read more »
Summit on Economic Inclusion held in Saint John
• By Premier Brian Gallant hosted an Opportunities Summit on Monday in Saint John to discuss economic and social inclusion of all New Brunswickers in the province’s economy. “Every individual has the potential to contribute to the economy in a variety of ways whether through the labour force, social enterprise or supporting local businesses,” said Gallant. “We… Read more »
Minimum Wage to Increase on April 1st
• By Premier Brian Gallant recently announced that the minimum wage in New Brunswick will increase from $10.30 per hour to $10.65 per hour on April 1, 2016. “Increasing the minimum wage will put more money in the pockets of New Brunswickers and have a positive effect on the economy,” said Gallant. Recently, the Regulatory Accountability and… Read more »
The Lesson from Asha & Bender
• By Asha and Bender – Here is the lesson we learn from these incredible animals; it is one of inspiration to continue our work and to live our lives in the best possible way. A life that is healthy and connected, with the hope of being able to recover from untold and unimaginable hardship. How do they recover and return to being trusting, loyal and loving with all of their hearts? They forgive and live in the moment. Asha and Bender symbolize forgiveness, love, trust and hope. Read more »
Book Review: “Finding Woods” by Matt Mott
• By It has been quite some time since I have read any ‘modern’ horror novels. Back in my younger years I was quite a fan of Stephen King, but as I got older my reading tastes changed to literature and history with the occasional novel or book of short stories thrown in for variety. Recently I was alerted to the fact that a Miramichi resident (who has since moved to Saint John) has written a book that I should take a look at. I was able to get a review copy of Finding Woods by Matt Mott (2014, Montag Press) from the author himself. Read more »
Air Quality Data Portal launched
• By The provincial government has launched a new Air Quality Data Portal, providing the public with immediate access to air quality monitoring data. “Our government is committed to providing transparency and improving access to government services,” said Environment and Local Government Minster Brian Kenny. “We provide air quality monitoring services, and now New Brunswickers and organizations… Read more »
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