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In June, 1785, after an arduous 10 day journey up the St. John River from St. Anne, the first group of Acadian families set foot on the south shore of the St. John River on land that had been granted to them by the New Brunswick government.
Commission proposes boundary shifts for all 10 of New Brunswick's federal ridings.
At 5:30 in the morning of his 20th birthday, Chi Thien Tran sent a text message to his parents, Thu and Thao Tran. One word: 'Bye.'
Peter Macfarlane has paddled into a headwind riding four-foot waves on Lake Champlain. He's seen ospreys, eagles and kingfishers while canoeing on the Missisquoi River....
Indigenous groups are reacting with familiar disappointment to the absence of any Indigenous names for New Brunswick’s new municipal entities.