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New artwork installed at Hanwell Park Academy
Four pieces of public art have been installed and officially presented at Hanwell’s kindergarten-to-Grade 8 school in keeping with the New Brunswick Public Art Policy From left: Claire Gulliver, public art co-ordinator, Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture; Darla Day, director of schools, Fredericton Education Centre; artist Jean Rooney; artist Karen LeBlanc; Hanwell Park Academy principal Pierre Plourde; artist Chelsea ...
Flag bearer
Double-medalist Marisol Savoie of Moncton served as Sunday’s flag bearer, leading Team New Brunswick into Charlottetown’s Eastlink Centre, site of the closing ceremony.
Bronze medal
Tessa Scott of Saint John, claimed a bronze medal Saturday in women’s boxing.
Bronze medal
The team is composed of Brandi Lingley, Vicky Pitre, Marisol Savoie, Chelsea Pelletier, Kayla McLean, Mahee Savoie and Dakota Sanzana.
Kane skates to silver medal
Beresford’s Molly Kane captured silver in the Special Olympics level 3 figure skating.
Silver in fencing
Graham Goodwin of Fredericton garnered a silver medal in the men’s épée individual fencing event.
Judo captures four medals
From left: Dakota Sanzana, Brandi Lingley, Mahee Savoie and Felix Cyr.
Team New Brunswick wins three medals
On the first day of judo competition Marisol Savoie, of Moncton, captured gold in the women’s individual 44 kg.
Fencer Claire Han earns bronze at Canada Games
Team New Brunswick’s Claire Han won a bronze medal in fencing Tuesday.
Women’s 3000m short track relay speed skaters win bronze
The foursome of Mya Payne, Hannah MacDougall, Courtney Charlong and Katie Bower skated to the bronze medal.
Courtney Charlong wins bronze medal in short track speed skating
Campbellton’s Courtney Charlong won a bronze medal in women’s 500 metre short track speed skating.
Dexter Richard wins bronze medal in trampoline
Fredericton’s Dexter Richard won a bronze medal on Wednesday.
New Brunswick synchro men win gold medal in trampoline
Dexter Richard and Eric Davis, both of Fredericton, won the gold medal in the men’s synchro trampoline.
Team New Brunswick flag bearers
Team New Brunswick flag bearers Courtney Charlong, of Campbellton and Austin MacLellan, of Fredericton, lead Team New Brunswick into Saturday’s opening ceremony of the 2023 Canada Winter Games in Charlottetown, PEI.
Opening Ceremony
Premier Blaine Higgs and Tourism, Heritage and Culture Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace hand over Team New Brunswick’s flags to flag bearers Campbellton’s Courtney Charlong and Fredericton’s Austin MacLellan during Saturday’s opening ceremony of the 2023 Canada Winter Games in Charlottetown, PEI.
Charlong and MacLellan named Canada Games flag-bearers
Nicole Smith, chef de mission, Team New Brunswick flag bearers Courtney Charlong and Austin MacLellan.
Final roster for the province’s Canada Games teams announced
Team New Brunswick has announced the final rosters of the 23 teams that will represent the province at the 2023 Canada Winter Games taking place Feb. 18 to March 5 in Prince Edward Island. From left: Team New Brunswick chef de mission Nicole Smith, and Tourism, Heritage and Culture Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace.
New partnership strengthens cultural and tourism ties with Louisiana
A new agreement will strengthen cultural, artistic and heritage links between New Brunswick and Louisiana. Tourism, Heritage and Culture Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace (right) and Billy Nungesser, lieutenant governor of Louisiana, signed the agreement at a ceremony in Baton Rouge.
Robichaud and Thorne lead Team New Brunswick at the closing ceremony
Team New Brunswick returns home with 19 medals following two weeks of competition at the 2022 Canada Summer Games, which took place in Niagara. Team New Brunswick flag-bearers, gold medalist hurdler Craig Thorne, of Quispamsis, and double gold medalist para athlete Christel Robichaud, of Grande-Digue, lead Team New Brunswick into Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls, site of the closing ...
Four medals, first gold Thursday for Team New Brunswick
Para swimmer Jesse Canney struck gold in the 200-metre individual medley para and wrestlers Kara Steeves, Vivian Kutnowski and Kai LeBlanc each garnered bronze medals for four medals Thursday at the 2022 Canada Summer Games in Niagara. In photo, Canney with his gold medal.
Safe and welcoming sport, physical activity and recreation the focus of minister’s meetings with counterparts
Tourism, Heritage and Culture Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace and her fellow ministers attended the federal, provincial and territorial ministers meeting in Niagara, Ont., to discuss sport safety issues, including concussions, and how to increase the participation of women and girls. From left: Nunavut Community and Government Services Minister David Joanasie; Northwest Territories Municipal and Community Affairs Minister Shane Thompson; Alberta Culture ...
Canney claims silver and first Team New Brunswick medal at Canada Games
New Brunswick para swimmer Jesse Canney claimed a silver medal on the first day of competition Sunday at the Canada Summer Games in Niagara. Canney won New Brunswick’s first medal of the summer games in the men’s 200-metre / 400-metre freestyle para event at the Eleanor Misener Aquatics Centre. From left: Nicole Smith, chef-de-mission, and Canney.
Kutnowski and Canney named Canada Games flag-bearers
Fredericton’s Vivian Kutnowski and Durham Bridge’s Jesse Canney will be Team New Brunswick’s flag-bearers for the opening ceremony of the 2022 Canada Summer Games in Niagara.
Official opening of connector road linking Fundy region tourism destinations
The official opening has been held for a connector road that will make exploring the Fundy coastal region easier during the summer tourism season. From left: Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Jill Green; Frank Wilson, longtime proponent of the Fundy Trail Parkway; former premier Frank McKenna; Janice Franklin, widow of Mitchell Franklin, one of the leaders of the Fundy Trail Parkway’s ...