Pakistan to UNB: Doctorate Student Creates Short Film To Empower Women
Wajiha Shahid, a UNB doctorate student, created a short film to inspire women to chase their dreams and leave stereotypes behind them.
New Brunswick
Inside The Life Of A Crew Member Onboard The Maiden
The Maiden, sailed by an all-female crew, arrived in Saint John on August 3, amongst their three-year world tour.
The Most Expensive Homes On The Market In Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
In the spirit of fun summer reading, Huddle is (mostly) taking a break from more serious real estate news and exploring another side of the market: the very expensive side.
‘The Squeeze’ Ready To Open Next Week in Fredericton
After much anticipation, The Squeeze is opening August 8 in Fredericton.
History-Making, All-Women Racing Yacht Comes To Saint John To Mentor Young Girls
Johanne McInnis, a Saint John woman, has spent years mentoring within the different communities she is involved in. She says mentoring is her commitment to the next generation.
Moncton Company Starts New Human Trials For Cancer Drug Developed From Shrew Venom
Moncton-based Soricimed Biopharma is aiming to conduct a second phase of human trials for a cancer drug it is developing.
From World War II Wrecks To The Irving Whale: Learn About The Company That Helped Salvage The P.E.I. Ferry
When The MV Holiday Island ferry caught fire last Friday, firefighters from across P.E.I. rushed to put out the blaze. In the end, 200 people were safely evacuated. But when it came time to tow the damaged vessel back to port, authorities called a Halifax company with 53 years of adventurous experience.
Foghorn Brewing Company Collaborates On Beer To Honour Women Who Sail
Called “She Sails,” the beer is being launched around the same time as The Maiden Factor, an all-women sailboat that arrives in Saint John next week as part of its three-year world tour.
Popeyes Chicken Franchise Will Open In Moncton Too
News broke yesterday that Saint John will also be getting a Popeyes Restaurant, set to open in 2023.
Carpentry Training Program Breaks Down Barriers And Builds Tiny Homes
The Human Development Council’s “Introduction to Carpentry and Job Readiness Program” is once again accepting applications, giving first hand experience in the building of a tiny home.
