If you are on campus today, Friday, check out the Service for Students Expo in the atrium of the SUB from 11 am to 2 pm.
Even if you don't learn anything useful, you can grab some free merch!
Just saw This on my door. I guess the town is trying to do something about the e scooters.
My morning greeting crew at the office has now grown to four peanut addicts.
Each morning, and after work, two or three crows wait for me to walk by and drop a dozen or more unsalted peanuts on the 'offering stone' at the top of the parking lot.
Some days, that apparently is not enough, and the ringleader will follow me and land prominently ahead of me as I continue towards my office.
That is my hint to drop more peanuts. The other crows quickly follow up.
The whole time, the crows never utter a peep. A silent partnership (or more likely they have trained me well!).
Every morning, one or two crows wait patiently for me to jaywalk across the highway behind work and leave them peanut treats.
The same routine after work.
Hi neighbours,
You've probably heard about the new Canadian Bill C-3 An Act to amend the Citizenship Act (2025)?
Essentially, if you can trace and prove your ancestral roots back to Canada, you can gain Canadian citizenship. More details
But my point today is, if at the end of the process you or your kids receive a Canadian passport, you are entitled to pay domestic tuition rates at most Canadian universities, and avoid all the paperwork and extra costs of being an international student.
For example, tuition and fees (including health and dental care) for the Bachelor of Business Administration program at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton will be $12,226.50 CDN for the 2026-27 academic year. That's less than $9,000 USD.
Total fees for international students would be $24,847 CDN, or around $18,200 USD. So half the cost for domestic (Canadian) students. At UNB a Canadian passport makes a student eligible for domestic tuition rates.
Like most New Brunswickers I have distant relatives in Maine, and hopefully they will work their way through the paperwork, even if they don't personally plan to move here.