Latest from Julia Wright
Restoring the legacy of a 'trailblazing' Black Saint John writer
Born in Saint John in 1887, she wrote about the city from a perspective few people appreciated.
Love at the nursing home: A Saint John couple's unlikely romance
'Even during COVID-19, there is love still going around.'
New hiking trail forged out of 'blood, sweat and beer' — and a family's generosity
Bugs, bushwacking and porcupine encounters didn't stop Ian Lingley. The new trail he built at the Cape Spencer Lighthouse pays a tribute to a man he never met.
12 before-and-after photos show changing Saint John over 150 years
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose; the more things change, the more they stay the same.
N.B. malls reopen, but few stores ready for business
New Brunswick malls reopened on Wednesday, but not many stores were ready for business.
Retired navy vet, firefighter from Norton among victims of N.S. shooting
When Tom Bagley saw smoke coming from his neighbour's home in rural Nova Scotia, he "went running" to help. It would be the last fire he would ever respond to.
What it's like to have COVID-19: Saint Johner breaks silence on illness
She was careful. She washed her hands. She practised physical distancing. Still, she tested positive for COVID-19.
How a sea monster myth was born in west Saint John
For starters, you're going to need a quart of moonshine.
'Like a double agent': A Saint Johner's fight against conversion therapy
Conversion therapy nearly killed Victor Szymanski. After Justin Trudeau's Dec. 13 pledge to end the practice in Canada, the young Saint Johner tells his story publicly for the first time.
Lack of services for autistic son forces newcomer family to leave
For Hanan Fadel, it’s hard to sleep. Almost every night her seven-year-old son yells, runs, hits his head on the walls.