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An article from Legion Magazine by former UNBSJ Politics professor Stewart Hyson:

Regret to inform you - Legion Magazine How the widow of a WW II soldier killed in action got the news

A new book of essays on the Higgs' years in New Brunswick, with contributions by Prof. J.P. Lewis and Prof. Joanna Everett..

Higgs Years, The | McGill-Queen’s University Press McGill-Queen’s University Press

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What was the link between this man, Saint John and something called "the Skirmishing Fund?" This and other aspects of Irish nationalism in 19th century Saint John will be discussed by our next guest presenter, Greg Marquis of UNB Saint John, who on March 29/25 will speak on "The Fenians and Saint John, 1865-66,"

Also featuring special guests from the past and some live music to help set the mood.

Location and time: Saint John Public Library, Market Square, 1:00-2:30 pm. This is a free event open to the public.

This play, inspired by New Brunswick history, will tour the province in March.

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This Tuesday, come fly with us on a true crime adventure. Available on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.

upcoming book launch in Fredericton

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What's in a name? Find out the stories behind the streets of Saint John in our newest episode at link below or wherever you get your podcasts! New episodes every two weeks.
https://www.nothinghappenedhere.ca/podcast/episode/7d4af802/except-for-naming-the-streets

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How did Saint John celebrate Christmas during the Victorian Era? Join us and our special guest, David Goss, to find out at link below or wherever you get your podcasts! New episodes every two weeks.
https://www.nothinghappenedhere.ca/podcast/episode/7e669592/except-for-victorian-christmases

(Window Display at McMillan's on Prince William Street (1955). Joe Michaud)

The latest episode of the podcast on the history of Saint John:

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Benedict Arnold, infamous traitor of the American Revolution, called Saint John home after the war. Listen to his story on the latest episode of our podcast at link below or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes every two weeks on Tuesdays.
https://www.nothinghappenedhere.ca/podcast/episode/7e8711eb/except-for-benedict-arnold

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20000 underaged Canadian soldiers fought in the First World War; 2000 never made it home. Lest we forget. Listen to the latest episode of our podcast at link below or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://www.nothinghappenedhere.ca/podcast/episode/802b9cfc/except-for-boy-soldiers-of-the-first-world-war