Lily Boisson – The Aquinian Last week an earthquake ravaged the capital city of the poorest country in the Western hemisphere. Today as many as 2 million people await emergency relief aid. This is not the first time a country has been devastated by a natural disaster. It’s not the first time the world watched [...]
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Elizabeth Sullivan – The Aquinian The Olympic Symphonium and Catherine MacLellan have enough in common for their sounds to mesh together and create music that can be compared to Canadian Greats such as, Martin Tielli of the Rheostatics, and Sarah Harmer. And lucky for Frederictonians, they get to experience it at the Charlotte St. Arts [...]
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The Aquinian On Saturday, Jan. 16 St. Thomas University announced the Francis Farrington Bursary. This award honours the memory of Francis Farrington, former honours student and men’s basketball player who died unexpectedly in 2009. The award will be offered annually to returning students who have participated in intercollegiate basketball, have maintained a strong academic average, [...]
Continue reading …Joanne Goodall – The Aquinian Should the dress be traditional or modern? How about the flowers- roses or lilies? Should it be a church ceremony or a lounge on the beach? Oh great, I didn’t even start thinking about catering, decorations, invitations, or tuxedo rental! I am way over my head. It planning looks easy [...]
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The story missed the print edition, but we sent AQ reporter Elizabeth Sullivan to catch up with Wolf Parade when they rolled into Fredericton on April 4.
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This is the first blog since Hillary Bonnell’s body was found. She was just one of hundreds of missing Native women in Canada today. Most are never found, and some appear to have vanished out of sight. Sadly, the growing reality of the situation is that Canada does not care. Being a Native woman in [...]
Continue reading …All shots by Alex Solak (CreatorAlex Productions)
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Megan MacKay – The Aquinian Nearly 1,000 turn out to voice concern over possible sale of utility Upwards of a thousand demonstrators braved the cold to stand in front of the legislature and express their anger with the sale of NB Power to Hydro Quebec last week. The deafening cry of “It’s our power, keep [...]
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It’s the time of year where folks who are graduating start thinking about getting there hands on their T-ring. Not me, no sir. Upon graduation, I will walk across the stage with my “T” Brass Knuckles, because my CV will read Megan MacKay- Bad Ass. Every step in my ascension to academic greatness will be [...]
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Alliance spends $30,000 of un-budgeted money Bailey White Ella Henry has a few questions for the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA). Henry, the vice president of education at St. Thomas’ student union attended CASA’s annual general meeting last week and brought forth a motion that demands CASA explain some of its spending habits. The [...]
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Tara Chislett The Aquinian Downtown hot-spot Crumbs Café has closed it’s doors as of Nov 23. Few details are available for the closure, but a sign posted on the window states that the property was seized by the landlord and all assets have been turned over to the property manager. Crumbs Entertainment’s Dirk “Dillinger” Stewart [...]
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Branden Anderson - The Aquinian They started Saturday with a game against the 1-9 Mt. Allison Mounties. The Tommies looked sluggish early but took control quickly after. Lyse Rossignol picked the pocket of the Mount A defenseman and buried one glove side to put the Tommies on the board. The shorthanded goal gave the ladies a [...]
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