FREDERICTON — Less than 48 hours after New Brunswick lifted all mandatory Covid-19 restrictions, the City of Fredericton, in partnership with the province and St. Mary’s First Nation, welcomed residents to one of the region’s first major gatherings in 17 months.
One of Huddle’s summer interns, Aaron Sousa, took to the streets to show you what the province’s capital looked like on New Brunswick Day.
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