Hannah Rudderham

Parker Berriault, a 24-year old documentary filmmaker, remembers his childhood spent at amusement park Crystal Palace in Dieppe, which has been closed since 2014. When he found himself in the hospital with health complications, he reflected on those memories, inspiring him to create a self-funded documentary called See You at the Palace.

After the New Brunswick government released its five-year strategic plan for accessibility, some advocates for people with disabilities are hopeful but also wary.

Feature film Still Your Song, written and directed by Britany Sparrow and produced by Kayla Ossachuk, will have its New Brunswick premiere on Sunday at the Silver Wave Film Festival. But the road to this moment was a long one.

Fredericton's parks and trees department, along with kids from the multicultural centre, spent a day in June planting 30 skinny fruit trees in Wilmot Park, each inside a mulch circle with sunflower stalks on either side to protect the trees. The trees, along with perennial plants, make up the city's new food forest.

University of New Brunswick researchers had a hand in a new documentary series The Wild Ones that shows endangered North Atlantic right whales up close.

Swimming at Youghall Beach in Bathurst will not be permitted for 24 to 48 hours beginning Thursday for wastewater treatment plant maintenance.

Magic Beans, a musical from Solo Chicken Productions, involves the artists from the Spirit Project — a project for people with and without disabilities. The artists wrote the musical and now star in it as well.

Alan and Glenn von Weiler were grateful for the care a Blacks Harbour nursing home gave their late father, so they donated $50,000 for a palliative care room at the home.

New Brunswick’s legal aid commission says it is proud of the service it provides, despite an auditor general report that said people might not be getting the legal help they need because the eligibility criteria hasn’t been reviewed for eight years.

Two First Nations in northern New Brunswick are working with a British Columbia company on a project that could see a material for lithium-ion batteries produced in Belledune.