Celebrating a centenarian Anne
Anne of Green Gables turns 100 this month, but to millions of fans around the world, she'll always be the spunky, pigtailed 11-year-old who transformed Canada's smallest province into a magical place of dreams and kindred spirits.
Guide dog Luke featured on Braille stamp
Have you met Luke yet? Luke is the golden retriever who has become famous for being featured on Canada Post's first Braille postage stamp.
MY TUNES | Songs don't stand alone for painter
Suzanne Hill finds one painting is never enough; it deserves to have partners and colleagues. The 64-year-old Saint John painter has earned a reputation as someone who paints series - whether of weirs or high water marks - that come at a concept from all angles.
N.B. beaches among Canada's top 25
Southeastern New Brunswick's beaches are getting their moment in the sun.
HOT PROPERTY JOURNAL | Tom Arnold is downsizing
Not unlike Saul Steinberg's famous 1976 New Yorker magazine cover illustration called "View of the World From 9th Avenue," there are those who see the Westside section of Los Angeles as the centre of the universe - and every place else is, well, elsewhere.
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The high art of the heel
Had enough of "it" bags? Behold the statement shoe.
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East Indian delights
The Canadian Cancer Society hosted more than 300 people for its annual East Indian Charity Dinner and Auction held April 19 at Samuel de Champlain in Saint John. The event, which raised $45,000, was hosted by Dr. Eshwar Kumar and his wife Vittu. Vittu and a team of volunteers prepared the delicious feast.
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On the trail of Butch Cassidy
"Most of what follows is true." That's the opening of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, the 1969 movie about two bandits born as the sun was setting on the old Wild West.
Suggestive but not skimpy
You probably think that Hollywood stars - with their toned figures - would dazzle audiences in skimpy swimsuits.
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A man with many interests
Eric Allaby is good at living in the moment. And each moment he could be doing any one of a number of things.
Got the blues, brother?
Think buying and selling a house these days is migraine-causing?
Just ask a geezer or geek about the stars
Next weekend marks International Astronomy Day and then Mother's Day, a matched celebration in that extensive research has proven all astronomers had a mother.
A fusing of minds for energy awareness
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Canada goes green, eco-friendly for Beijing Olympics
The red and white is infused with a dose of eco-friendly green for the upcoming Olympic Games - and it's going graphic to boot.
Continental culture
Europe loves to throw a party. The calendar is full of events that bring out millions to share in the fun of festivals, sporting events and concerts.
Hot property journal: Chesney promptly re-lists Malibu home
Kenny Chesney must have gotten word about the Malibu dress code: It's baseball caps, dude, not cowboy hats.
Airlines turning giant jumbos into luxury suites
In March, the Airbus A380 made its inaugural commercial flight to Europe when Singapore Airlines' super-jumbo jet landed at London's Heathrow Airport. Although Singapore is still the only carrier flying the A380 (it has three), two airlines will add the world's largest commercial passenger jet to their fleet by the end of the year.
A ball among daffodils
On March 29 more than 500 guests gathered for the 3rd Annual Canadian Cancer Society Daffodil Ball at The Delta Beausejour in Moncton. More than $100,000 was raised for the society's efforts.
MY TUNES: Just a dude who makes music
Saint John's Chris Claessen does more than just play music. He listens to and promotes it. A drummer for seven years - and on-the-side rapper - Claessen has recently added promotion to his accomplishments.
Sell your own stuff; make a few bucks
Passing what we don't need along to someone else is a great way to recycle and make a little fun money. But if you're going to have a yard sale, you want to do your best to make sure you have as little as possible left to haul back into the house.
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