City of Fredericton to sell 19th-century Lemont House, now with heritage status
The City of Fredericton plans to sell the Lemont House, a building more than 130 years old, after acquiring it in 2021 and subsequently giving it heritage status.
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The City of Fredericton plans to sell the Lemont House, a building more than 130 years old, after acquiring it in 2021 and subsequently giving it heritage status.
We should muster the energy of Kate Furbish to protect her namesake plant and its northern Maine habitat.
Furbish's lousewort, a three-foot-tall yellow flower, has been observed in 20 new locations along the St. John River over the past 40 years.
Federal regulators have upgraded the status of the Furbish lousewort, which only grows along the St. John River in northern Maine and Canada, from endangered to threatened.
Pushing back against the province, Indigenous communities walked and sang by the Wolastoq, or the St. John River, to honour its traditional name.