I was walking along Canterbury St. the other day and noticed someone had a solar air heater installed on the end of their home. It’s a low tech method of harnessing the sun’s energy to heat the adjoining room. Following the historic agreement forged by the world’s nations at COP 21 in Paris last month to keep our atmosphere from […]
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Written By Charlotte Schwarz In this third youth mental health blog, I’d like to talk about serious mental illness and its impact on people. Mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, and personality disorders have a huge impact on people’s lives and the lives of those around them. People don’t often know how to interact with others experiencing crises related to […]
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In November of 2015, David set out for the second round in his series of Community Gatherings, otherwise known as town halls or community meetings. These gatherings are intended to keep you informed about what your municipal and provincial government representatives are doing and to keep these representatives informed about what you’d like them to do on your behalf. Four […]
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Don’t miss out on some programs and grants available to New Brunswick residents and organizations: NB Power’s Home Insulation Energy Savings Program. Multicultural Grants Program for non-profit organizations working to meet the objectives of the New Brunswick Policy on Multiculturalism. Physician Business Grants for new doctors opening up a new practice. Wellness Learning Opportunities Grant for conferences, workshops, presentations that promote health and […]
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