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Fredericton seeks to balance density, heritage as it drafts new development plan - Vimarsana News

Fredericton seeks to balance density, heritage as it drafts new development plan

The City of Fredericton is updating a plan for how the largely residential south-core district develops, with an eye toward encouraging more density, while also protecting some of the historic character of centuries-old neighbourhoods.

Source: cbc.ca
90-year-old Fredericton architect recalls how he created the house you can't miss - Vimarsana News

90-year-old Fredericton architect recalls how he created the house you can't miss

Ask Carl Smyth about the distinctive house he built in 1977 on Fredericton's Waterloo Row and you learn something about architecture.

Source: cbc.ca
Higgs speaks with pro-LGBTQ protesters outside PC fundraising event - Vimarsana News

Higgs speaks with pro-LGBTQ protesters outside PC fundraising event

Premier Blaine Higgs approached a group of about 50 people protesting outside a Progressive Conservative Party fundraising event to defend his government's decision to make changes to an Education Department policy on gender identity in schools.

Source: cbc.ca
8 waterside trails near major Canadian cities for gorgeous warm weather walks - Vimarsana News

8 waterside trails near major Canadian cities for gorgeous warm weather walks

These scenic blue spaces offer lake, river or ocean views that are easy for city dwellers to get to.

Source: cbc.ca
Atlantic Canada's radio pioneer: Fredericton's CFNB went on the air 100 years ago - Vimarsana News

Atlantic Canada's radio pioneer: Fredericton's CFNB went on the air 100 years ago

CFNB began inside a home in one of the city's most beautiful neighbourhoods, right by the St. John River.

Source: cbc.ca