Part 1 of a series about our city’s struggle against the poverty of money and morals By Kyle Mullin A sharp wrap on the door sets Valarie MacCullam stiff in her seat. The executive director of Fredericton’s John Howard Society runs a hand through her close-cropped hair, wondering which of the multiple personalities she’ll be [...]

By Leblanc It all starts with the most fucking intense urge to touch her. You don’t understand why but the only thing you can think about or concentrate on (aside from her amazing chest) is ways to have physical contact with her. You brush your nervous and shaking hand on her arm while reaching over [...]

Volunteer Laura Brown says clientelle are slow to open up – but their stories are well worth the wait By Laura Brown I look forward to summer for a lot of reasons. The beach, flip flops and the beautiful sunshine turning my pale skin a shade as pink as those delicious lobsters I get to [...]