!earshot20 for the week of 2021-04-13

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Hour One:
#20 Willie Dunn – The Carver
#19 Russell Louder – Outside
Bonus Track – TOBi ft. LOONY – Silhouette
#18 Michael Feuerstack – Time To Burn
#17 Altin Gün – Ordunun Dereleri
#16 The Besnard Lakes – The Dark Side Of Paradise
#15 Rhye – Sweetest Revenge
#14 serpentwithfeet – Fellowship
#13 Sophia Bel – No More
Bonus Track – Fitness – Un
#12 Dry Cleaning – Scratched Lanyard
Bonus Track – Tunic – Fade Out
#11 The Dirty Nil – Elvis ’77
Hour Two:
#10 Leanne Betasamosake Simpson – I Pity The Country
Bonus Track – Colin Fowlie – Someone’s Favourite Song
#09 Adrian Younge – Revolutionize
#08 Tuns – We Stand United
#07 Mo Kenney – Slow Death
#06 Kiwi Jr. – Cooler Returns
#05  Arlo Parks – Hurt
#04 Dominique Fils-Amie – Mind Made Up
Bonus Track – waants ft. Sorrey – Keep Careful 
#03 Bernice – It’s Me, Robin
#02 The Weather Station – Robber
Bonus Track – Godspeed You! Black Emperor – Job’s Lament
#01 Chad VanGaalen – Nothing Is Strange

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RFYL Episode – SoulShacklesEP156

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Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

Another week down, another month we’re burning through. All my posts are the same, even that same statement! What keeps me going is a nearly-endless playlist and a bunch of albums that came out throughout 2020 that are absolutely awesome… which is exactly what I’m spinning for all of you.

I have no pearls of wisdom, no fortune cookie direction to be found here. I will suggest that you find some time on this non-holiday weekend to play something really loud for the sake of listening to something loud, and that’s it.

Playlist:

Grey Smoke – Blood Red Shoes
Dischordia – The Motorleague
Bad For You – Grand Electric
Sunrise / Earth and Ether – Kitchen Witch
Dance Like A Reptile – Deaf Radio
Better Off Dead – A Primitive Evolution
Future Sun – Sacrifice to Survive
Marching Home – Motion Device
A Matter Of Time – From The Depth
Dark Water – Juliet Ruin
Seven Nation Army (feat Haley Reinhart ) – Postmodern Jukebox

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News Update for 2021-04-09

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News Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported seven new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • The former chief of a New Brunswick First Nation says she’s concerned the crab fishing season started too early this year after a boat sank off Cape Breton’s coast.
  • The RCMP is asking the public for help to find a missing girl from Moncton.
  • Gas will be more expensive for New Brunswickers this week after another price reset from the Energy and Utilities Board.
  • Applications for the 2021 Low-Income Seniors’ Benefit are now available.
  • The Court of Appeal has rejected Mount Allison University’s motion to stop a lawsuit by a professor who says they didn’t live up to hiring promises.
  • And a Canadian scientist is getting an international award for revolutionizing treatments for type 2 diabetes, obesity and intestinal disorders
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The Lunchbox 2021-04-08: TheatreUNB presents TomorrowLove #2

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Feature:

  • The second week of the latest TheatreUNB production is upon us, so I thought it would be a good idea to remind you of the kind of strange, wonderful plays await you! We return to my chat with UNB Theatre Program Director (and grand Poobah of Theatre in Fredericton!) Len Falkenstein and two of his student/actors  Mary Walker and Henry Hatch. The second part of the theatre productions start on Wednesday and run until Friday, and the opportunity to (re-)watch all of the plays in your own order and at your own place is available on Saturday and Sunday.
  • Since it’s Jazz Appreciation Month, I’m continuing to bring more stuff that swings me to the show. This time, a true classic, Dave Brubeck‘s Take Five, and the local band-in-a-bus Stephen Lewis with the song Have Some Fun from his album Peanut Butter and Jam. Check out Steven Lewis’ Big Fun Duo at The Cap this weekend!

News Updates:

  • New Brunswick Public Health confirmed the province’s 31st death related to COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • It looks like university and college students will return to in-person classrooms this fall.
  • A man charged in the death of a woman from Pont-Landry has been found fit to stand trial.
  • The president of Canadians for Affordable Energy says New Brunswick should expect few changes to fuel price projections.
  • A group in Saint John hopes to celebrate the legacy of the first Canadian-born Black lawyer.
  • Travellers looking to fly out of the Fredericton Airport will soon be able to catch flights to Newfoundland, Ottawa and Halifax this summer.
  • And federal politicians and medical experts warn that COVID-19 vaccines are helping, but they won’t solve the pandemic on their own.

Events:

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STU Lunchbox 2021-04-07: Online Learning Graded

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With the year of remote courses coming to an end, hosts Jayme Humphrey and Jessica Saulnier talk to students and professors to give it a final grade.

Music:

  • Everything is Broken – Sheryl Crow and Jason Isbell (theme music)
  • School Days – Al Green
  • Communication Breakdown – Led Zeppelin
  • Life is a Highway – Tom Cochrane
  • Should’ve Been a Cowboy – Toby Keith
  • Time of your Life (Good Riddance) – Green Day
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News for 2021-04-07

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News Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported three new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • With less than four days until the close of nominations, Elections NB is reminding candidates to file their papers.
  • The RCMP says they arrested two people and seized several items after an ongoing investigation at a Moncton home last week.
  • The New Brunswick Community College will pay tuition for any applicant who spent at least a year in foster or group home care.
  • New Brunswickers are encouraged to declare their intentions to become organ and tissue donors.
  • The 2021 flu season will go down in history as the epidemic that never was.
  • And an Iranian prosecutor says 10 officials have been indicted over the Ukrainian airline crash that killed 176 people in January 2020.
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The Lunchbox 2021-04-06: Theatre UNB presents TomorrowLove (#1)

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Feature:

  • The second week of the latest TheatreUNB production is upon us, so I thought it would be a good idea to remind you of the kind of strange, wonderful plays await you! We return to my chat with UNB Theatre Program Director (and grand Poobah of Theatre in Fredericton!) Len Falkenstein and two of his student/director/actors  Emily Darling and Chris Rogers. The second part of the theatre productions start on Wednesday and run until Friday, and the opportunity to (re-)watch all of the plays in your own order and at your own place is available on Saturday and Sunday.
  • Since it’s Jazz Appreciation Month, I thought I’d feature some cool tunes for my first April show! We hear a cover Blue Skies by French band Les Doigts de L’Homme and the title track from the album Kitchuses by Ouroboros.
  • Remember that tomorrow’s show is the last new STU Lunchbox for the season! Tune in to hear reflect on what a year it’s been in education with Online Learning Graded.

News Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported 10 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • A New Brunswick First Nation is identifying two fishers who are dead or missing after a boat capsized off the coast of Cape Breton.
  • A 34-year old woman has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Christopher Dedam in Esgenoôpetitj First Nation.
  • Canadian Forces Base Gagetown’s annual Grass Burning Program started yesterday.
  • The Maritime Junior Hockey League is postponing four more games in the Eastlink North division thanks to COVID-19 restrictions in Edmundston.
  • A new report from Statistics Canada shows around 80 per cent of Canadians want at least half of their work hours to be at home after the pandemic is over.
  • And Health Canada is telling all provinces and territories to stop using certain disposable masks used in schools, daycares and health care settings.

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RFYL Episode – ElationEP155

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Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

This show makes a lot of assumptions – one, that there’s anywhere to run to. Two, that anyone is going anywhere, especially on a holiday. Three – third thing.

That’s a lot, you know. But it’s a Holiday weekend, which everyone will probably be enjoying their staycation or, if not, possibly spreading around the newest variant. Variety IS the spice of life, and salt is a spice, so you just learned two things maybe?

Anyway, eat chocolate, enjoy music.

Playlist:
Astypalea – Deaf Radio
Slowdown – High On Vigers
Dead In August / Shine – Blue Hour Ghosts
Sweet Desire – Motion Device
Millenium – Cellar Twins
Let It Burn – Rockin’ Engine
Savior Machine – BLACK FATE
Cosmic Vertigo – Juliet Ruin
Afterlife – Unleash The Archers
Emerald Weapon – Husky by the Geek

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The Lunchbox 2021-04-01: Flora Gassier Cintrat of RevelationNB

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Feature:

  • My guest today is Flora Gassier Cintrat, an immigrant from France who has fallen in love with this province, and wants to share it with everyone! Her enthusiasm for seeing the wonders of the province and bringing others here to also experience it is infectious. Follow her journeys and shared images about New Brunswick on Instagram with the hashtag #revelationnb or on her website, RevelationNB.com.
  • Positive Songs For Pandemics is coming to a close! But Lainie B from Monday night’s B Street will be bringing more music in the future. Today, she highlights the brand-new song by local singer-songwriter Colin Fowlie: Somebody’s Favourite Song.
  • And when you think about it, many love songs can also be about falling in love with the place you’re in. That’s why I chose Be With Your from well-known performer David Myles.
  • Water levels are rising up and down the Saint John river, and with the rain over the next few days, several places might reach the flood level stage. Please be careful, and be prepared!

News headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported 12 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • Indigenous leaders say a recent raid on an authorized cannabis vendor on the Eel River Bar First Nation hits a new low in relations with the Crown.
  • The RCMP is turning to the public to find a pickup truck stolen from the Acadian Peninsula.
  • Gas prices are on the rise again this week across the province.
  • New Brunswick residents are now paying more for their electricity after NB Power rates climbed by 1.8 per cent yesterday.
  • A new poll shows two-thirds of Canadians want stricter gun control, and more than half say it should include buyback programs for prohibited firearms.
  • And Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada is entering the pandemic’s final stretch, and Canadians need to stay strong a little longer.

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Homemade Jams // 2021-03-31

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Track List:
1.) Gypsophilia – Montreal
2.) Ben Caplan – Conduit
3.) Don Brownrigg – Just Breathe
4.) Quote The Raven – Home Is Worth The Blues
5.) Tomato/Tomato – You Don’t Know Anything
6.) Art Of The Possible – Bury Me
7.) Leanne Hoffman – Turning The Truth
8.) Dillon Ryan and The Dream Romantic – So Lovely
9.) Tyler Hache – Let The Colours Run
10.) Honey Gut – Buried Alive
11.) Matthew Sears – Light In Your Window
12.) Wicked Vices – Butterfly
13.) Hemineglect – Lustrum
14.) The Motorleague – Dischordia

News for 2021-03-31

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Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported 14 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • Elections New Brunswick says residents can expect priority mail-in ballots and online portals for this spring’s municipal race.
  • A 56-year-old man is expected to face charges after police received a complaint about him doing door-to-door in Balmoral with a machete.
  • The government has introduced a new, limited-entry wild turkey hunting season to run between May 10 and May 22.
  • A New Brunswick community needs your help to show the rest of the country that it’s all about hockey.
  • A terminal expansion at the Fredericton Airport has finished under budget and four months ahead of schedule.
  • And Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians need to hold on “a little longer” as he expects more COVID-19 vaccines to arrive this spring
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Homemade Jams // 2021-03-30

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Track List:
1.) waants – I Won’t Be Sad
2.) Rachel Beck – Reckless Heart
3.) Jennah Barry – Rocket
4.) Lil Omar, DenMother – Kingdom
5.) Dennis Ellsworth – Honey Sky
6.) Colin Fowlie– Someone’s Favourite Song
7.) Michael S. Ryan – Empire
8.) Mo Kenney – Strange Powers
9.) Mike Trask & The Precious Memories – Those Eyes
10.) Quinn Bonnell – Middle
11.) Andre Pettipas And The Giants – Sympathy Card
12.) Melonvine – Confessions
13.) Sound Drown – Radio Song
14.) Kill Chicago – Count To Ten
15.) Like A Motorcycle – Swept Out

The Lunchbox 2021-03-30: Cat Candow and Cat Leblanc

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Feature:

  • In 2020, I spoke to two phenomenal Cats! Cat Candow was one of the artists enjoying the beautiful surroundings during the summer, working on her fabric art inspired by the Botanical Garden. And earlier in the year, Cat Leblanc released her debut album, Blue to Blue, from which we hear the delightful Side of the Road.
  • Happy Birthday Fredericton! On March 30, 1848:, the City of Fredericton was incorporated.

News Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported 11 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • A new provincial artist-in-residence program is returning this summer.
  • The RCMP is asking the public for help locating a missing woman from Moncton.
  • A massive ice jam on the St. John River at Perth-Andover is creating flooding concerns.
  • The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has announced more regular-season games for New Brunswick teams through April 18.
  • A St. Thomas University sociology professor is running for mayor of Fredericton again after running against Mike O’Brien last year.
  • And federal immunization experts say AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine should not be used on people under the age of 55.

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Mornings Are Hard // 2021-03-30

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Track Listing:
1.) Wake Island – Nouvelle vague
2.) Xiu Xiu – Rompus Room
3.) Colour Tongues – Wasted
4.) Orions Belte – Mouth
5.) Jon McKiel – Mourning Dove
6.) Dennis Ellsworth – Bound By Love
7.) Onna Lou – Bailar de a dos
8.) Jonny Porter – Almost At Heaven
9.) Ayla Brook & The Sound Men – Lift You Up
10.) Justin Saladino Band – Irish Bordello (Live)
11.) Joe Nolan – Lowlights
12.) Jake Ian – Run For Your Life
13.) Eva Tolkin – Weak As Water
14.) Laurie LeBlanc – When It’s Right It’s Right

Homemade Jams // 2021-03-29

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Track Listing:
1.) Ian Janes – Amnesia
2.) Rose Cousins – I Wanna Dance With Somebody
3.) Joyful Noise – Gimmie D’dart
4.) The Town Heroes – Babe Ruth
5.) Stinking Rich – Girl Of My Dreams
6.) Pallmer – Blueprint
7.) Les Hay Babies – Half du temps
8.) Simon Daniel – Le flood
9.) David in the Dark – Hard To See
10.) Jane Blanchard – Still, Again
11.) Subtle – Calculus Class
12.) Adam Mowery – The Girl With No Tattoo
13.) Kristen Martell – Breathe
14.) Guy Paul Thibault – Running on Empty

News for 2021-03-29

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Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported six new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • The Pabineau First Nation says it’s disappointed the province didn’t consult with Indigenous peoples about a plan to address systemic racism.
  • Fredericton Police say two men were arrested after a traffic stop on the Northside on Wednesday.
  • New Brunswick’s Emergency Measures Organization is warning of the potential for ice jams and flooding.
  • A researcher from the Public Health Agency of Canada says a potential cause for New Brunswick’s mysterious neurological syndrome could be the environment.
  • Fredericton council voted Friday night to give out funding for a housing project, reversing a decision it made four days earlier.
  • And contagious COVID variants are raising alarms as Ottawa releases its latest pandemic predictions.
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Mornings Are Hard // 2021-03-11

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Tracklisting:
1.) The Claypool Lennon Delirium – South Of Reality
2.) Jon McKiel – Object Permanence
3.) Sharon Van Etten – Let Go
4.) Stuck On Planet Earth – Higher Than The Drugs
5.) Jody Glenham – Melt
6.) Close Talker – The Change It Brings
7.) Gianna Lauren – Closed Chapter
8.) Katy Kirby – Cool Dry Place
9.) Lucy Dacus – Dancing In The Dark
10.) Basia Bulat – La La Lie
11.) Aidan Knight – La La
12.) Fleet Foxes – Can I Believe You
13.) The Besnard Lakes – Christmas Can Wait

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Homemade Jams // 2021-03-26 [Double Shots!]

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Track Listing:
1.) Colin Fowlie – Someone’s Favourite Song
2.) Colin Fowlie – Getaway Car (Audioslave cover)
3.) Christine Campbell – Exit Out
4.) Christine Campbell – Nobody Cares
5.) Before The War – Doom
6.) Before The War – The Wreck
7.) Math Class – Market Square
8.) Math Class – Chinese Lazer Dead End Disco
9.) Cluttered – Ativan Love Letter
10.) Cluttered – Pandemic Year
11.) Monomyth – Falling In Love
12.) Monomyth – Candleholder
13.) The Waking Night – Vena Cava

RFYL Episode – DemiseUnseenEP154

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Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

And so, March ended, and we’re officially at one year of lockdown. I have to say, the only thing that really changed for me is that I’m not as horribly sick as I was. The shut-in lifestyle has suited me well, mostly because I’ve always been one.

Plus it’s been great for me articulating my sound system!

Anyway, check out the playlist, or if you really wanna have a good time, check out the podcast instead. It ramps up hard, and we even start in a warmer-weather kinda way! Go us!

Playlist:
Another Day – Powder for Pigeons
Alligator – Reignwolf
Earth & Ether – Kitchen Witch
Scorpion Time – Maggot Heart
The Lion and The Keeper – Motion Device
Wovoka – Cellar Twins
Keep It Refreshing – We Hunt Buffalo
Ignite / Foundations – Osyron
First Light – Puta Volcano
Mass Hysteria – Rockin’ Engine
Queen of Shadows – BLACK FATE

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News for 2021-03-26

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Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported 30 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • Indigenous leaders in New Brunswick say the province’s plan to address systemic racism was put together with no consultation.
  • A 39-year-old woman has been charged with two counts of impaired driving causing death after a two-vehicle crash in Strathadam last summer.
  • The Energy and Utilities Board has lowered the price of gas in New Brunswick for the first time since Dec. 10.
  • The influenza season has been virtually non-existent in New Brunswick this year thanks to the pandemic and a bigger demand for flu shots.
  • A cornerstone in the history of the Sobey’s grocery chain franchise has died.
  • And Environment Canada says rain, freezing rain and snow are headed to New Brunswick today.
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Homemade Jams // 2021-03-24

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Track Listing:
1.) Mo Kenney – Sour Girl
2.) Terra Spencer – Coyotes
3.) Jennah Barry – Roller Disco
4.) Moira Bren – King
5.) Kylie Fox – Chetwynd
6.) Rube & Rake – Fleeting Moment
7.) Tomato/Tomato – Waltzing Out Of Time
8.) Bad People – Smoke & Drink
9.) The Hypochondriacs – Two Bottles Of Whiskey
10.) Quiet Parade – Don’t Put It On Me
11.) The Backstays – Aquarius
12.) Matt Mays – City Of Lakes (Live)
13.) Wintersleep – Amerika

The Lunchbox 2021-03-25: Theatre UNB’s TomorrowLove (w/ a scene!)

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Feature:

  • I love theatre. This should be no surprise to anyone who’s heard me before, and it is one of my joys to help celebrate the theatre done within this city. One of the people who loves theatre as much (probably more!) than me, and who certainly contributes greatly to our strong theatre scene is Len Falkenstein. While his official title is “Director of Drama at UNB”, I have dubbed him “Grand Poobah of Theatre in Fredericton”. He joins me along with student actorss Mary Walker and Hentry Hatch in the second of two interviews about Theatre UNB’s upcoming production massive of TomorrowLove. The 15 (!) plays of this “play cycle” are being staged in two bundles starting on March 31.
  • Lainie B from Monday night’s B Street brings us another installment of Positive Songs For Pandemics with a cover of Just What I Needed by K-OS.
  • Continuing to celebrate and highlight women’s voices for the month, I added the heavenly voice of Ingrid Gatin with the title track of her album, Time Will Change Us.
  • The UNB Art Centre continues to release interviews that shine a spotlight on some of the women artists featured in the UNB Permanent Collection. This week: Ann Manuel.
  • UNB offers numerous courses about art and culture in its Leisure Learning series. Register early to get a 15% savings on the already-affordable course costs. See the full list of courses on their website.
  • Reminder: City now accepting Unsung Hero Community Awards nominations for 2021 – Nominations end on Friday
    These awards are meant to acknowledge those individuals who go above and beyond to help build and shape their community and who help bolster the work of social groups and organizations that offer recreational, cultural, or charitable services to the community.If you know of someone who is deserving of either of such an award, please nominate them by filling out the online form. The nomination deadline is Friday, March 26, 2021 at 8:00 am. For more information about the awards, please visit www.fredericton.ca/unsunghero or contact Recreation, Culture and Community Development at 506-292-6174 or adam.grant@fredericton.ca.
  • Isaac’s Way is looking for New Artists for it’s Spring Art Auction. The next art auction starts soon and funds raised will give local kids-in-need the gift of theatre classes. Would you like to participate? They are looking for seasoned artists as well as artists who are just getting started. Want to display a piece of your art in their busy restaurant? We accept wood carvings, photography, jewellery, stained glass, paintings, sculptures, wall hangings, recycled art, découpage, pillows, quilts and more. Artists donate 50-100% of the highest bid. For more information contact: art@isaacsway.ca

News Headlines:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported 12 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • First responders are rolling up their sleeves for the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
  • A 48-year-old man will spend the next 15 months in jail after pleading guilty to child sexual abuse charges.
  • WestJet flights are returning to five eastern Canadian airports by late June, and that includes two in New Brunswick.
  • The CEO of the Horizon Health Network says she is retiring from her role in January of 2022.
  • With the end of the regular season in sight, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League is unveiling its plan for the 2021 playoffs.
  • And a New Brunswick Conservative MP says the Trudeau government needs to provide a plan for small businesses impacted by COVID-19

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