Year: 2016
The Friends of Beaubears Island are excited to announce the next event commemorating the 150th anniversary of the end of shipbuilding on the Island, a theatrical production, The Tide Recedes. A century and a half ago, the Goldfish and La Plata sailed from Beaubears Island, marking the end of nearly a century of shipbuilding, and…
Read MoreThe Education and New Economy Fund will make strategic investments in projects to provide the best education system and workforce skills development while helping industries innovate and businesses increase productivity, Premier Brian Gallant announced.
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Calling all photographers! Giv’er Miramichi wants your very best bass fishing photos for the May issue of the magazine! Whether you have great shots from last year’s inaugural Striper Cup, scenic pictures from a boat or the shore some other time you were fishing bass, or a nice bragging photo of the one that didn’t…
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What are you waiting for? It is a proven fact that 100% of Canadians will die. We plan for our weddings, graduations, vacations and funerals but we do not plan on the type of health care that we would or would not want done in the event that we were unable to make these decisions…
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Symphony New Brunswick will perform for the first time in the City of Miramichi this April. Italian Romance, an orchestra concert celebrating the Romance of spring, is coming to the Miramichi with works by some of the best loved and passionate Italian composers including Puccini, Vivaldi and Verdi. Highlights of this delightful concert will include the…
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Here’s some great news for Rock ‘n Roll Festival lovers! You can now support your favourite festival AND win money by playing CHASE THE KING Online. It’s easy! Click here to visit the Chase the King part of the Rock ‘n Roll Festival’s website. Request your number, complete your participation by paying online for six months or one year, and then you will be part of our weekly players for Chase the King!
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Maggie Burns, formerly of Blackville, has recently undergone two open heart surgeries in Saint John. She is currently recuperating at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in Fredericton. There will be a benefit card party for her on Tuesday, March 29 at 7:00pm at the Father AA McKinnon Memorial Hall in Blackville. Please come out and show your support. Donations will be accepted at the door.
Read MoreThe Rotary Club of Newcastle have announced details of their community event happening the weekend of May 27-29, 2016. Re-branded as “Rotary RibFest on the Miramichi”, this weekend will involve a number of activities with lots of food, and will take place in the downtown parking area in front of the library off Ledden Street. This year will…
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Candidates running in the May 9th municipal council, district education council and regional health authority elections can officially submit their nomination forms. The deadline for filing nomination papers is 2 pm, Friday, April 8th.
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Anglican Parish of Derby & Blackville March 23 – Holy Wednesday Eucharist with Passion Gospel, 7pm, Holy Trinity, Blackville March 24 – Maundy Thursday 8pm, Holy Trinity, Blackville March 25 – Good Friday 9am: Morning Prayer & Devotions St. Agnes’, Gray Rapids 12 noon: Good Friday Liturgy with St. John’s Passion Gospel, Solemn Inercessions, Veneration…
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Jon Tattrie has written a very clever book in Limerence (2015 Pottersfield Press). What do I mean by “clever”? It is a clever idea, cleverly conceived and written. It concerns the life of Manitoba resident Sam Stiller who loses his wife and son in a car accident and sets out to reinvent himself on the east coast of Canada as Cain Cohen.
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The Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture and the Northumberland County Sport Network invite you to the Sport for life Mini Summit from 5:30 to 9 pm on Monday April 18th, 2016 at the Rodd Miramichi River Hotel. Many interesting topics on athlete development and physical literacy will be discussed. All coaches, sport administrators, parents,…
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