A new online training program on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was launched today for education professionals working in the public school systems of New Brunswick and the other Atlantic provinces.
Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Serge Rousselle made the announcement today, which is World Autism Awareness Day.
(Bathurst, New Brunswick), February 7, 2014 – Local minor hockey team, The Blackhawks, recently won a ‘once in a lifetime’ experience through the SUBWAY® Canada Official Training Day contest! On February 9th, the team will take part in an exciting day training with the Acadie-Bathurst Titan, having the unique opportunity to learn from the best.
The team was one of three amateur hockey league teams who won a first-hand experience of a day in the life of a CHL team. As the Official Training Restaurant of the CHL, SUBWAY®Canada hosted the contest, asking amateur hockey league teams how their team incorporates SUBWAY® Restaurants into their training. Only one team was selected per CHL league and The Blackhawks were chosen from a diverse and competitive list of entries from across Canada.
The very idea of progress is under real threat in Canada for the first time in generations. The Canadian promise, that if you get educated and work hard, you can guarantee a better life for yourself and for your kids, is being seriously questioned.
Local Chapter of The National Wild Turkey Federation. We are having our 4th annual Hunting Heritage Banquet.
Saint John Trade and Convention Center. April 20th, 2013 Advance tickets only. Over $25,000 in prizes. Live and Silent auction and raffle draws. Meet the Canada In The Rough television show crew.
Romance inheritance scam hitting New Brunswickers
Costco Wholesale's new location opens in Moncton
Letter to the Editor - the Francophonie Games
March of the 104th (New Brunswick) Regiment of Foot to be celebrated with re-enactment events