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Roger’s broadcast control of NHL unhealthy for professional sports in Canada

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AUNBT authorize strike vote

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Province needs to do more than cap tuition increases

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Researcher has tips for sleep-deprived students

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Where are we ranking?

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Rob Ford fiasco highlights flaws in our political system

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What’s the plan? A closer look at the New Brunswick’s Labour...

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News

Know Your Rights: the information webinar for New Brunswick tenants

Features Taylor Fennelly - 0
For the last few months, the New Brunswick Coalition for Tenants Rights (NBCTR) has hosted a series providing tenants in the province...
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UNB launches Indigenous self-identification form

Features Keila Gallardo - 0
On April 7, UNB announced a voluntary Indigenous self-identification form for students through email. (Wolfgang Duechtel/The Baron)
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Saint John Sea Dogs hosting Pride Night on Saturday

Features Keila Gallardo - 0
The Saint John Sea Dogs will host their annual Pride Night on Saturday, April 9 at 7 p.m. at TD Station.
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Politics

Op Ed: International Day of Peasant Struggles: Raising the voices of the silenced

Features Emily Wheaton - 0
April 17 is the International Day of Peasant Struggles. (La via campesina/Website) The non-profit organization...
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Op-Ed: Let’s talk about vaccine equality

Features Emily Wheaton - 0
Many Canadians are tired of COVID-19 mandates and infection rates, but although our governments continually promise an end in sight, the Global...
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PC majority for New Brunswick’s 2020 snap election

Features Katie Herrington - 0
Results for this year’s impromptu provincial election came in quickly. It was the country’s first election during the pandemic. Here’s a round-up...
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Arts

Film Review: West Side Story deserves Best Picture

Arts Hunter Williams - 0
In 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the film industry. Films scheduled for 2020-21 got stuck in limbo (Morbius, Top Gun:...
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Night & Darkness

Poetry Amal Koshy - 0
While the night beckons me to her breast, I push myself into it and suck thick darkness into...
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Indigenous film festival returns for winter 2022

Arts Keila Gallardo - 0
The success of the first Indigenous Film Festival brings UNBSJ the event again, running from January 25 to March 24.
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Sports

Keep in shape this fall with UNB’s athletic programs

Features Katie Herrington - 0
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the university to close many in-person facilities, the Athletics, Recreation, and Wellness department on campus...
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Two unfortunate defeats for the Seawolves

Features Devin Connelly - 0
This year's leap day was filled with two entertaining, hard-fought basketball games, the first of which was the women’s.
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Alumni and Parent Appreciation Night a success

Features Charley Howatt - 0
Saturday, February 22 was Alumni and Parent Appreciation Night for the UNBSJ Seawolves volleyball teams. They were also the final home games...
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