Did you know? Marysville’s Cotton Mill was once the largest textile mill in Canada east of Montreal. Built in the 1880s by Alexander “Boss” Gibson, it employed about 500 people and became the heart of the community, with fabric shipped across Canada and beyond. The mill closed in the 1970s, but in 1985 it was restored and today houses government offices — a wonderful example of history still being part of daily life. Marysville isn’t just a neighbourhood — it’s one of Canada’s last intact 19th-c

BLM New Brunswick and the Fredericton Regional Museum join forces to deliver black history curriculum to public schools

Over 100 years of photos on display for Fredericton’s 175th