Attic Transmissions

July 29, 2020

Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 2p.m.

Attic Transmissions seeks to share a diverse mix of songs from a diverse range of artists making music in Canada today. Hosted by Christina Acton, tune in to hear brand new musicians in all genres of music, with a focus on those making music right here on the east coast!

Attic Transmissions – July 10th

Attic Transmissions – July 13th: ECMA Women and Non-Men Nominees and Winners

Attic Transmissions – July 15th: ECMA East Coast Winners

Attic Transmissions – July 17th: ECMA Female Nominees

Attic Transmissions – July 20th: Classical Music

Attic Transmissions – July 22nd: Folk/Indie Music pt 1

Attic Transmissions – July 24th: Folk/Indie Music pt 2

Attic Transmissions – July 27th: Rock + Metal Music

Reenactors return to Mount Whatley and Fort Cumberland 250 years after the Eddy Rebellion

More than a game: How Vortex Games built a community around the table

Tantramar asks community to help determine next steps for Wheaton Covered Bridge

Wanted Nova Scotia man arrested in Wood Point

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Attic Transmissions

Reenactors return to Mount Whatley and Fort Cumberland 250 years after the Eddy Rebellion

More than a game: How Vortex Games built a community around the table

Tantramar asks community to help determine next steps for Wheaton Covered Bridge

Wanted Nova Scotia man arrested in Wood Point

Reenactors return to Mount Whatley and Fort Cumberland 250 years after the Eddy Rebellion

More than a game: How Vortex Games built a community around the table

Tantramar asks community to help determine next steps for Wheaton Covered Bridge

Why researchers have been watching the Chignecto Isthmus for decades

Cyanobacteria are already in Tantramar’s lakes. So why haven’t blooms appeared?

Province is vague on data centre limits after calls for moratorium

What Makes Sappyfest

Free bike program helps students and residents explore Tantramar

Moncton filmmaker’s new short asks ‘what if there were aliens in the Cube?’

Sackville softball team steps up to support first responder mental health

Tantramar submits four proposals for provincial advocacy through UMNB

‘A wonderful experiment’—Second Chances Thrift Store celebrates one year

Sackville Curling Club president steps up after longtime ice maker resigns

Tantramar Motor Society hopes to keep local car culture alive for generations