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Fredericton photographer Gary Weekes presents his exhibit Beachcomber at the UNB Arts Centre. It illustrates the role of Fundy waterways in the history of Black slavery.

On a routine visit to Grand Manan, N.B., a university student and her documentary team stumbled on a 27-foot-long basking shark on the shore.

A shark that washed up on a beach in Grand Manan is drawing the attention of visitors. But scientists say it's an unusual find for this time of year.

When Olumide Ojo moved to New Brunswick from West Africa, he noticed that something was missing. So he set out to correct it. He started The Mall, a magazine to share positive stories from the Black community.

"DisporART: Excepted! Accepted?" is the third annual members exhibition presented by the New Brunswick Black Artists Alliance at Gallery on Queen in downtown Fredericton. Members hope to expand access and acceptance of Black artists in fine art spaces.

When photographer Gary Weekes dropped by the Oromocto Food Bank, he found a buzz of activity in preparation for the holiday season. See what he captured through his lens.

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton estimates it welcomed 1,000 visitors to its official reopening Saturday. The gallery was closed for two years.

A glimpse at a photographer making history in the province this year.

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