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The Other Side of Grief
What began as a spontaneous road trip to Boston became a way to navigate from loss to moving on.
Anna-Leah Simon
Apr 298 min read


Steady Beats the Heart
A long medical journey for an elite athlete leads to unexpected discoveries on the road back to health.
Brady Chapman
Apr 2813 min read


For All the Words I Never Said
Words didn’t come easily to me. For most of my life, I’ve wondered, where do our words go when we do not say them?
Sabrina Zabatiero
Apr 289 min read


Life as a Student Sports Broadcaster
An inside look into the day-to-day of a student pursuing a career in sports broadcasting through the lens of Aiden Glendenning, Moncton Wildcats’ reporter.

Aiden Glendenning
Apr 286 min read


I used to hate losing
Coaches like to say winning isn’t everything, but that really isn’t true. To learn how to win on the court, I first had to learn how to face the fear of losing itself.
Claudia Steeves
Apr 248 min read


The Mystic Art of Logging Off
Ever since I went AWOL from social media, I began to notice why my generation is chronically burnt out.

Tin Belinic
Apr 1210 min read


A Return to My School of Rock
Music is an extension of me, like a fifth limb, and no one knows more about that than Tom Antle.
Judson Doncaster
Apr 126 min read


Why I Hate February: The Story of my First Kiss
The Ukrainian name for the month of February is “Liutyi” – the fierce or angry month. I was sixteen and in love. Then war came to my home town.

Polina Kozlova
Apr 88 min read


Forty-Nine Years in Canada
Long ago she came to the east coast of Canada from the mountains of northern Lebanon. I found her on my campus, a friend when I needed one when I was also far from my home.

Jennifer William
Apr 87 min read


Letter from León, Nicaragua
Some places belong in your family long before they ever belong to you. León was one of them.

Fernanda Sanchez
Apr 57 min read


Letter from Croatia and Across the Seas
This is an intergenerational journey from Croatia to Canada, where leaving home and starting over in a new country proves to be far from what you expect.

Tin Belinic
Apr 513 min read


Letter From The Q
Sometimes sport is more about the work than the show. Behind the scenes with a character player in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.

Aiden Glendenning
Apr 59 min read


Hillcrest
“All I Do Is Win” is playing in the background. Judson reminisces about his walks to school with his dad in his hometown, Moncton, New Brunswick.
Judson Doncaster
Feb 96 min read


How the Grinch Stole a Plant
She is known to let every plant in her care die. Fernanda tries one more time to keep another one alive. Will she make it?

Fernanda Sanchez
Feb 611 min read


Echoes of the Mountain Bells: A Summer at Dechen Choekhor
Buddhism is “A Way of Life." Jennifer spends 30 days in a monastery in India, recording her day-to-day living with monks.

Jennifer William
Feb 44 min read


Surrounded by Stuff and Trying to Climb Out
Emily Lynch, an environmental studies student from Clarenville, volunteered at a thrift store during the summer. She reflects on how her clothes consumption was poisoning the world around her.

Emily Lynch
Feb 49 min read


The Summer I Fell in Love with Nature
Suzanne Shah, a student from Hyderabad, India, spends her first summer in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Unexpectedly, she finds herself loving every minute of it.

Suzanne Shah
Feb 16 min read


The Mountain and the Valley
After a life-changing injury, Presley embarks on a solo journey to the mountains of British Columbia.
Presley Brooking
Feb 112 min read


Science of Sisterhood
This story captures the essence of my sister, Iris, who has autism. Autism Spectrum Disorder has been analyzed through many different perspectives. Here is mine.

Jasmin LaPointe
Jan 287 min read


Fatou and the Food of Love
Fatou Sedore has been serving food in Fredericton in her restaurant, established in 2023. Arriving from Senegal, she has brought with her the soul of teraanga and the spirit of generosity and hospitality which she executes in her cooking everyday.

Tin Belinic
Dec 6, 20258 min read
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