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Fredericton music scene remains optimistic through COVID-19

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The spread of COVID-19 has affected many job sectors including the music industry. Gatherings in New Brunswick are limited to 10 people and as a...
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Review: Ria Mae lights up stage, hearts in Fredericton

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One of Atlantic Canada’s musical gems stopped by to pay Fredericton locals an awaited visit. Halifax-born Ria Mae took to the stage at the...
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‘It’s A Girl!’ sparks conversation and controversy

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Theatre New Brunswick Young Company is touring the show It's A Girl!, a true story about trans artist Michelle Raine, to middle and high...
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Naomi McGowan: an essential piece to STU theatre

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Naomi McGowan waited with a welcoming smile as her blonde hair brushed her cheeks. The fourth-year English with a concentration in drama and fine...
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Local musician helps others get on their feet and tour

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Touring for an artist is a path to new audiences and greater opportunities. At a certain level, especially in the digital music age, it's the way...
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Scooter Thomas’ small cast brings big emotion

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Theatre St. Thomas will close out its 2019-20 season with its smallest cast of the year taking on a story about the changes that...
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Heat $heets ‘breaks the rules of music’ with debut EP

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Squeezing into a small basement like a ’70s game room, the four members of Fredericton rock band Heat $heets conduct a Wednesday evening rehearsal...
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Fredericton’s music hub shortens name, expands operations

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Beginning March 14, the Capital Complex will rebrand as The Cap. Situated on Queen Street, the location’s bar and stages have been staples of...
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Erin Bond: Fredericton-based ‘music nerd’ and advocate

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It's hard to imagine the New Brunswick music scene without Erin Bond cheerleading the artists within it. The 36-year-old station manager at Fredericton's campus radio...
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Review: nîpawistamâsowin a heartbreaking yet important watch

Hannah Rudderham - 0
Content warning: This story mentions murder. A family from Red Pheasant Cree First Nation discusses how systemic racism and injustice allowed the man who killed...
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Demon barber takes the Black Box stage

Morgan Bell - 0
Fifth-year St. Thomas University student Lucas Gutiérrez-Robert said getting to play the role of Sweeney Todd in STU Musical Theatre's upcoming production is like...
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Networking the focus of Fredericton Galentine’s Day

Hana Delaney - 0
What started as a popular TV show's invention to empower women has found its way to Fredericton. Two local female-run businesses, Little Hair Shoppe and...
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Progressive Conservatives win majority government: how election night went for each party

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Blaine Higgs, the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick, pumped his fists in the air when he entered the Lion's Club...
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Commentary: Marvel-Us

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“In my culture, death is not the end, it’s more of a stepping off point.” These were the words of the first Black-led Marvel Cinematic Universe...
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STU predicts enrolment to go down by 3 per cent, attendance still strong

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St. Thomas University's first semester is online due to COVID-19 and some students are taking the opportunity to take a gap year. Gillian Little, who...
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The ongoing fight against systemic racism

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Hundreds of protesters knelt for nine minutes in front of Fredericton City Hall on June 2 for the Black Lives Matter march. They knelt...
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