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The Maritime Province of New
Brunswick is, like Quebec, multicultural and multilingual. The French settled
here in 1604 calling it Acadia, and in spite of rather heavy-handed British rule
after 1784, they maintained their influence, but by no means alone: the mixture
of Micmacs, Malecites, Loyalists and Acadians, Scots, Irish, Danish and Germans
have given New Brunswick a fascinating cultural heritage. Ancient Indian sites
are being excavated in the province. Even early French settlements have to be
archeologically studied. During the Expulsion of the 1770s many an Acadian
family left their home with outside baking ovens and chimneys intact, and such
artifacts as pottery brought over from the Acadian's native southwestern France,
can still be seen today. When the early British colonizers came a few years
later to exploit the salmon fishery, they left their own set of distinctive
artifacts.
For the sake of convenience, this culturally varied area can easily be divided
up into six touring areas: the Saint John River Valley, Fundy Tidal Coast,
Southeast Shores, Miramichi Basin, Acadian Coast and Restigouche Uplands.
(Travel Wizard)
Geography-Economy-Education-History-Politics
Ferry- Saint John N.B. to Digby N.S.
- The Argosy -
Independent student newspaper of Mount Allison University in Sackville.
- The Atlantic
Business Journal - Publication focusing on Atlantic Canada business.
- The
Brunswickan - Canada's oldest student publication - University of New
Brunswick
- CanadaEast -
contains news from the New Brunswick Telegraph Journal, Saint John Times
Globe, Moncton Times & Transcript, and Fredericton Daily Gleaner
newspapers.
- The County
Chronicle - Bi-weekly paper circulated thoughout Hillsborough, Upper and
Lower Coverdale, Riverview, and along Route 114 to Fundy.
- The Daily
Gleaner - Online version of Fredericton's daily English newspaper.
- Le
Madawaska - Weekly French language newspaper serving northwestern New
Brunswick.
- The
Miramichi Leader - Community newspaper serving the city and region of
Miramichi and Northumberland County.
- New Brunswick
Telegraph Journal - Daily newspaper with province-wide distribution.
- Newspapers
in New Brunswick - All the daily and non-daily newspapers in the
province. Provides addresses, e-mail addresses, and URLs where available.
- Sackville
Tribune-Post - Local weekly newspaper has search and browse features for
articles in on-line back-issues.
- Saint John
Times-Globe - Daily newspaper in Saint John.
- Times
& Transcript - Serving eastern New Brunswick and the Moncton region
for 130 years.
- The
Connection - Online publication produced by
journalism students at the New Brunswick Community College in Woodstock and
St. Thomas University in Fredericton.
- nbnews.com - A
division of Brunswick News Inc, the paper offers news, sports, weather,
classifieds, advertising and subscriptions. Gives business contact in
Moncton.
- Andy's
Sports - Real Video broadcast of NB Now's sports news.
- Buyer
Beware - Buyer Beware is First Edition's consumer column, hosted by
award-winning journalist, Yvonne Colbert.
- Focal
Point - An in-depth examination of news and issues that affect New
Brunswick and the people who live here.
- Focal
Point - Real Video - Real Video clips of Focal Point broadcasts.
- In
The Garden - Gardening information and discussion with Marjorie Willison.
- In
The Garden - Real Video - Real Video clips of the show.
- NB Now
- CBC Television News and Current Affairs show, on the air across New
Brunswick 6 - 7 p.m. weeknights.
- NB Now -
Real Player - Real Player clips from NB Now news broadcast.
- School
Zone - Tuesdays at 6pm with Catherine Harrop.
- Yvonne
Colbert - Biographical information on the television host
The
Salem and Hillsborough Railroad (S&H) for a 1.5 hour (4.5 miles)
diesel-hauled excursion in antique coaches through rural New Brunswick. Or enjoy
a home-cooked style meal on our diesel-hauled dinner train on an 3.5 hour (9.5
mile) trip into the Caledonia Hills. Visit our museum where steam engine 1009 is
located.
Fresh
Air Adventure, Fundy National Park
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