Month: April 2016
City of Saint John 2016 Spring Street Sweeping Program
The City of Saint John’s Spring Street Sweeping Program begins this week and citizens can expect to see crews cleaning the sand and debris from our streets and sidewalks until the end of June. The Street Sweeping Program is a vital program to improve the function of our streets, sidewalks and storm water systems as…
Read MoreFree Tuition for Low-income & Middle-class Families
Premier Brian Gallant and Post-Secondary Education, Training, and Labour Minister Francine Landry have announced that through the Education and New Economy Fund, tuition will be free for New Brunswick students from low-income and many middle-class families.
Read MoreCulture Plus: A strong new partner for NB’s cultural workforce
An important player is taking the stage in NB’s cultural sector. Several years of collaboration within the cultural sector has led to the establishment of the Cultural Human Resources Council of New Brunswick (Culture Plus), a not-for-profit, bilingual organization committed to ensuring the vitality of the cultural workforce through life-long career development and training.
Read MoreHabitat for Humanity Saint John Region Marks National Volunteer Week
Habitat for Humanity Saint John Region – ReStore is marking National Volunteer Week by celebrating all of their valued volunteers who help make what they do possible! They have a volunteer recruitment booth set up in their store with complimentary coffee. So come visit the ReStore to celebrate Volunteer Week and learn more about the…
Read MoreSaint John Native Named Executive Director of ArtsLink NB
The Board of Directors of ArtsLink NB is very pleased to announce the appointment of Gillian Dykeman as Executive Director of the organization. A Saint John native, Gillian is an arts administrator and practicing interdisciplinary artist.
Read MoreStill a Few Spots Available for NB Film Co-op Workshop this Weekend
The NB Film Co-op workshop series provides hands-on practical film and video training for members and non-members alike. This Saturday, April 16th, 2016 from 10 am to 4 pm the NB Film Co-op presents Paul Erskine’s The Independent Cinematographer at the Saint John Free Public Library, Room #1, at 1 Market Square. Bring your own lunch. The…
Read MoreSaint John City Market pedway upgrades continue: Restricted Stairway Access
On Wednesday April 13th, the stairway between the second level of the Brunswick Square pedway and the Saint John City Market will be closed temporarily while overhead work is performed in the area. The stairway will remain closed until Wednesday, April 27th and will tentatively reopen on Thursday, April 28th. Access to the Market will…
Read MoreGet Your Tickets for “What’s in the Box?”
The Saint John Arts Centre’s (SJAC) major annual fundraiser “What’s in the Box?” is coming up soon on Thursday April 21st, 2016. Drop by or call SJAC at 633-4870 to reserve your tickets today. For more information about the fundraiser click here. Check out this new short video to see some highlights from past fundraisers and sneak peeks at…
Read MoreUNB Professor to Help Choose Short List of Women for New Bank Note
The Bank of Canada is looking for a new face to display on a bank note, and it relying on the expertise of one UNB professor. Margaret Conrad, professor emerita at UNB, is one of seven on an advisory panel tasked with choosing five to seven women who could be on a newly designed Canadian…
Read MoreSobeys Nutrition Events April 2016
Ready for new meal ideas? Check out what our Sobeys Dietitians are up to this month! Sobeys Saint John West and Rothesay APRIL 2016 Taste & Learn Classes (FREE class)! Recipes and samples provided! FISH: Friday, April 8th, 11:30-12:30 PM Saint John West FISH: Tuesday, April 19th, 11:30-12:30, Rothesay INTRODUCTION TO SOLIDS, NO SITTER, BRING THE BABY…
Read MoreCarol Bruneau to Read as part of UNB Saint John’s Lorenzo Reading Series
Award-winning author Carol Bruneau will read from her newest novel, These Good Hands on Thursday, April 7th at 7 pm in the Ganong Hall Lecture Theatre. Carol Bruneau is the author of four novels and two short fiction collections. Her first novel Purple for Sky won the 2001 Thomas Head Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award and…
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