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The Magical Acorn and it’s a long and skinny one

I drew this magical acorn a few weeks ago when the leaves were still brilliantly coloured and hanging on the trees here in Saint John, NB. They have since fallen to the ground and certainly do crunch under ones feet. Using Faber Castell Pitt Artist pens in both black and sanguin I drew the body [...]

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Standing for anthem not mandatory in N.B. schools

It's been about five months since the New Brunswick government introduced a new policy requiring all schools to play the national anthem every morning, but some students don't know how to treat the daily ritual with respect, says one woman who works in schools in the Saint John area.

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3 families homeless after 2 N.B. fires

Three New Brunswick families are homeless Sunday after fires in Saint John and Stoney Creek over the weekend.

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Saint John courthouse won't have private partner

The New Brunswick government has abandoned plans to build a new Saint John courthouse as a public-private partnership, saying it will be less expensive to build through a traditional public-sector process.

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What’cha Readin’? Our Noise: The Story of Merge Records! With Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance!

Hiiiiii. Hope all is well! Hey, it's the first day with our What'cha Readin' book of the month for November and boy oh boy, am I excited! Why? Well, because it's Our Noise: The Story of Merge Records by John Cook , Laura Ballance , and Mac McCaughan and, on today's show, Laura and Mac are joining me on the phone to tell us all about the book! Congratulations to all of you who won a copy of this book...

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Mariner: Mariner Brings IPTV Service Assurance to Cisco's TelcoTV Workshop

SAINT JOHN, NB (MARKET WIRE) Mariner, a leading provider of innovative IP video solutions and technologies, today announced its participation in Cisco's IPTV workshop at the TelcoTV 2009 Conference and Expo, November 10-12 in Orlando, Florida.

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NB Power sale will cut rates: Saint John mayor

Saint John Mayor Ivan Court is predicting that power rates in the province's largest city will go down if the proposed sale of NB Power to Hydro-Québec is approved.

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Your Song of the Day from the East Coast: “Up & Down” from The Mountains & The Trees!

So here you all go, its a gooder! The crew come to us from St. John’s, Newfoundland (not to be confused with Saint John, New Brunswick – them’s fighting words) and the new EP is “Hop, Skip & A Jump” that was just released yesterday. Effectively the “band” of The Mountains & The Trees is Jon [...]

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What's in the news: Oct. 28 -- Dal med school on probation: accreditation body

Dalhousie med school on probation Dalhousie's medical school is on probation after it failed to attain accreditation from an American auditing body. The school (left) was marked non-compliant in 17 of 132 areas initially but managed to get seven of those overturned. The probation lasts up to two years, but the school is still accredited in the meantime. [ Dalhousie Medical School news release ] "It's...

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Lonnie Sommerville Racing Wraps up 2009 Racing Season

Saint John, NB Canada 10/27/09- The 2009 racing season has finally come to a close for the Lonnie Sommerville Racing team. While a majority of his fellow Canadian competitors called it quits almost a month ago, Sommerville had a few PASS South events still left on his calendar. In the two events, Sommerville notched a pair of eleventh place finishes leaving the team a bit disappointed with their results...

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National Research Council Canada-NRC: Media Advisory: Government of Canada Supports Research Into Medical Radiation Exposure That Will Improve Patient Care in Canada

SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK (MARKET WIRE) The Government of Canada will announce an innovative collaboration among the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), Agfa HealthCare Inc., Hamilton Health Sciences Corporation and McMaster University.

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National Gallery of Canada presents Master Canadian Artist Miller Brittain

OTTAWA.- New Brunswick’s Miller Brittain (1912-1968) burst upon the Canadian art scene with masterful emotion-filled drawings and paintings of the human form at a time when landscapes by the Group of Seven held sway. The National Gallery of Canada presents "Miller Brittain: When the Stars Threw Down Their Spears", an exhibition that celebrates Brittain’s artistic legacy and provides...

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Rain knocks out power in Maritimes

High winds and heavy rain Saturday knocked out power to thousands of homes in some parts of the Maritimes, and in Saint John, N.B., several streets and homes were flooded after 116 millimetres of rain fell.

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Rain knocks out power, floods streets in Maritimes

High winds and heavy rain Saturday knocked out power to thousands of homes in some parts of the Maritimes, and in Saint John, N.B., several streets and homes are flooded after 116 millimetres of rain fell.

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Sea Dogs name N.B.-born player captain

The Saint John Sea Dogs have named Mike Thomas as the team's newest captain, the first New Brunswick-born player to hold that title.