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Joel Rumson The University of New Brunswick (UNB) acknowledged the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a global campaign that ran from Nov. 25 to Dec. 10.  Beginning on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the 16 days serve to prompt individuals and communities in Fredericton to raise awareness, learn …

By Alex Prong  As the first semester of the school year wraps up, many students are beginning to think about what they might do over the winter break with something they haven’t had for months: free time. In a techno-culture that consistently encroaches on the leisure time of the individual, what are you doing to …

Joel Rumson During the 2022-2023 school year, UNB Collected over $232.5 million total, and owns approximately 10,000 acres of land.  Leaving some students wondering…. “Where does the money even go?” With a 1% assumed growth in the provincial operating grant, increased short term interest rates, and a return to normal revenue levels, there is an …

digitally generated image of the proposed building to replace the Fredericton Playhouse, it is a modern looking building with the front entirely encased in glass

The Fredericton Playhouse, a staple of the city's cultural landscape for nearly six decades, is approaching its final act as it prepares to close its doors to make way for a new, state-of-the-art cultural arts center.  Discussed since 2013, Webb Management Services, a corporation that advises on the development and operation of cultural sites, provided …

Joel Rumson Officer Square, situated in Fredericton, New Brunswick’s Historic Garrison District, has been held as a historic and eventful center piece by many Fredericton residents. Initially established by the British Government, the many buildings scattered around the square provided support to the military through housing, stores, and security. Out of these numerous original buildings, …

white text "NEW A.I. CODE OF CONDUCT" on blue and purple background of the inner workings of a computer.

Joel Rumson With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) sweeping the nations schools, business and organizations, the Government of Canada has taken a significant stride. Minister François-Philippe Champagne introduced a groundbreaking act, Bill C-27, during the first session of parliament on November 22, 2021. In the ever-evolving world of technology, it is essential regulations can …