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January 6, 2024
For many, Jan. 6 is the end of Christmas. And as Robert Hiscock tells it, the date is historically significant for several reasons and carries with it some interesting baked good-related traditions.
June 4, 2023
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November 4, 2022
The University of New Brunswick is loosening its COVID-19 masking rules, effective Nov. 15.
June 8, 2022
The Moncton Public Library Board has pitched the idea of opening a second branch in the north end of the city....
May 10, 2021
Professor Suspended After Denying Canada is a Racist County and Criticizing BLM Published: May 10, 2021 Mount Allison University Professor Rima Azar feels a strong identification to Canada. Born in Lebanon during a civil war, Azar developed a lasting appreciation for the freedoms of Canada, particularly free speech. An accomplished academic in the field of health psychology, she often discusses her views of political and social issues on herĀ personal blog Bambiās AfkarĀ from her unique persp...
May 10, 2021
Mount Allison University Professor Rima AzarĀ feels a strong identification to Canada. Born in Lebanon during a civil war, Azar developed a lasting appreciation for the freedoms of Canada, particularly free speech. An accomplished academic in the field of health psychology, she often discusses her views of political and social issues on her Ā personal blog Bambiās AfkarĀ from her unique perspective. However, she recently ran afoul of an individual who spotted comments denying that Canada is a...
May 7, 2021
Ā SACKVILLE, N.B. -- A professor at New Brunswicks Mount Allison University has been suspended following an investigation into alleged "discriminatory conduct," according to school officials. Rima Azar, an associate professor of health psychology, will not be teaching next fall after the university hired an investigator to look into complaints from students about her conduct, Mount Allison spokesman Robert Hiscock said in an email Friday. "The complaints stemmed from student interactions a...