Articles related to "Fredericton"

Fredericton, NB is a cultural Maritime city complete with a farmer's market, sports hall of fame, outdoor movies and family friendly annual festivals.

Head to Fredericton, Canada for the New Brunswick Highland Games, a Scottish tradition complete with heavy events, highland dancing, haggis and bag pipes.

Book the best New Brunswick hotels in the Canadian Maritimes from the city of Fredericton to the French-speaking Acadian Peninsula in the northeast of NB.

Find the best New Brunswick restaurants in the Maritimes, Canada, from the City of Fredericton to the French-speaking Acadian Peninsula.

Alden Nowlan escaped Nova Scotia's poverty and hopelessness, but his best poems remained rooted in the region's desolation and its pitiless people.

Joining the CWACs in WW2, Molly Lamb was sent overseas to paint the soldiers and the aftermath of the war. Prolific, Lamb Bobak's paintings are Canadian treasures.

40-year-old Matt Stairs had said that he wished to retire as a Toronto Blue Jay but he's reportedly headed to Philadelphia to help the Phillies push for the NL East title

Nova Scotia's earliest immigrants included Loyalists from America's Thirteen Colonies and families from Scotland. Here are two sources for locating them.

Natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel is going green with a new technology that takes out the carbon machines don't need before it goes up in smoke.

Climatologists and meteorologists use historical data collected from weather records over the past 45 years in the U.S. and Canada, to predict snow on Christmas Day.

Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman has released her first album with the Deutsche Grammophon label, featuring music for the cabaret.

Looking for the perfect gift to bring back from a visit to Canada? Here are some creative gift ideas to commemorate a Canadian holiday.

A guide to choosing interesting and unique online and onsite writing courses. Here are some of the best workshops and seminars available.

Sandra Lovelace and a group of strong women from the Tobique, New Brunswick reserve influenced the course of Native history in Canada.

Ingrid Rae Doucet discusses her subtext as Emma in Theatre and Company's "Betrayal", cast mates Brian Marler and Jeff Meadows, Project Undertow, and The Ship's Company.