Her responses to my questions are quick, the more angry she gets the more he curly hair bobs around round. She talks so quick that sometimes she slips from English back in to French.
“She said I would never be accepted into that family because I am French,” said Michelle Gallant, about her boyfriend’s mother, Linda. [...]
Whether they’re popping and locking, or twirling and jumping, a growing number of people are taking up dancing as a hobby. Wannabe dancers are flooding dance classes and conventions, hoping to become the next big thing. So if you’ve been wondering what’s got everybody dancing in the streets, you can listen here to find out why.
St. Thomas University’s men’s soccer coach Darren Cann has been involved in soccer all of his life. Listen how the former pro moved his way through the English soccer system which eventually led him to coaching in New Brunswick
Darren’s Story
Darren Cann talking about winning the 2001 FA Vase Cup
Four-year-old Josh King holds his hand out to the glass wall separating the departure lounge from the rest of Fredericton airport. His father Chris raises his hand to meet Josh’s and they briefly share a moment before Chris turns to leave and board a plane.
He is heading to Petawawa, Ontario, and from there – Afghanistan.
“Bye [...]
Harry Potter has arrived in Fredericton.
Well, the Harry Potter fans have arrived at the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University.
The fans are taking their love for their favourite fantasy book series and applying it to real life.
Robbie Dumaresq a first year student at UNB came up with the idea of staring up a [...]
A class directs, St.Thomas University drama production students put on a series of play’s Saturday April 10th. A Class Directs-5 one act plays, was put on in the Ted Daigle Auditorium.
The five students in the class directed their own plays. Bedtime is a play about two young sisters that talk about the confusion of life, [...]
Frank Molley is a second year university student from the Listuguj First Nations community. He never thought he would be able to come back to the school after what he went through.
Most of my friends are spending their days inside, at the library or locked in their rooms, writing papers and studying for final exams. But not all of them-Laura Smit and Sakura Maillet are slackin’. Literally. They’ve been slacklining.
Katie Francis is a fourth year Criminology student at St. Thomas University. She was born and raised on Prince Edward Island by her mother Bev and her mother’s common law husband, Billy. This is her story.
Theresa and Robert Cole’s lives changed in 2006 when Robert was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia. The following looks at the struggles that they and thousands of family face when dealing with this disease.
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