Author: Meg Cunningham

Doctor Jennifer Russell sits behind a desk wearing a face mask.

Thursday Update: Outbreak in nursing home, new rules for out-of-Bubble travel

Meg Cunningham October 29, 2020

A person in blue gloves administers a vaccine to a person's arm.

Flu shots popular at Sackville pharmacies this season

Meg Cunningham October 28, 2020

Divest Mount A and Indigenous Student Support Group members stand in a line holding protest signs for Mi'kma'ki.

Mount A Indigenous student support group on how to help Mi’kmaw fishers

Meg Cunningham October 26, 2020

Intimate Partner Violence. Contact information is listed for Crossroads for Women.

Intimate partner violence rates increasing across Canada

Meg Cunningham October 22, 2020

Town of Sackville vehicle stolen

Meg Cunningham October 19, 2020

A person sits in a car while adjusting a face masks. They are white with blonde hair and are wearing glasses and a leather jacket. The text reads "Important, where to get a mask and how to properly wear it!"

Tantramar COVID-19 Task Force provides masks for free

Meg Cunningham October 16, 2020

"Halloween in the Orange zone" is written in yellow text in the center of the post. There is a yellow line underlining the text. Blue parallelograms line the top of the graphic. Yellow parallelograms line the bottoms of the graphic. The background is teal.

Trick-or-treating not allowed in Orange zones

Meg Cunningham October 15, 2020

A graphic with a person with long, black curly hair putting on a yellow face mask is shown. The person is white, and is wearing a purple shirt with a collar. The graphic reads "NB COVID Update: Business assistance, confidentiality policies, and eight new cases." There is a yellow triangle in the top left corner, and a dark purple rectangle on the bottom half of the graphic.

Wednesday Update: eight new cases, two in Zone 1

Meg Cunningham October 14, 2020

A map of New Brunswick is shown in orange, to indicate that NB is in the orange zone for COVID-19. Sackville is shown in Westmorland County.

Monday Update: Six new cases, three in Zone 1, mask rules clarified

Meg Cunningham October 12, 2020

Text reads "Active." Underneath is a graphic of three cartoon people. Next to the people is the number 71, indicating that there are 71 active cases. Undernreath reads "New Today 14."

Sunday Update: 14 new cases in NB, four in zone 1, new exposure location

Meg Cunningham October 11, 2020

Mount Allison students report incidents of street harassment

Meg Cunningham October 9, 2020

Tantramar COVID-19 Task Force to discuss mask procurement and distribution

Meg Cunningham October 9, 2020

William Njo and Michael Freeman stand outside on the sidewalk. They are each holding a bottle of hand sanitizer. The farmers' market is ongoing in the background.

Sackville Farmers’ Market considering pre-ordering, delivery during the winter

Meg Cunningham October 8, 2020

Ashley Legere stands in front of restaurant booths. The floor is black and white tiles. The photo is filtered. Ashley is white with blue eyes, brown hair, and a nose ring.

Sackville pharmacy’s harm reduction program provides safe injection tools

Meg Cunningham October 6, 2020

A cartoon of a person getting a COVID test. A white person with short brown hair is sitting on a stool with their head raised to get a q tip in their nose. They are holding a medical mask. The other figure is wearing a face shield, mask, gloves, shoes, and body covering. They are administering the test and are holding a tube with the q tip.

Parents say getting kids COVID tests means missed work, emotional strain

Meg Cunningham October 5, 2020

Sarah Smith and Jett Belliveau stand next to each other. Jett has his hand on Sarah's shoulder. Sarah is white with long brown hair in a bun. She is wearing a red plaid shirt with brown work overalls. Jett is white and wearing a toque, a brown vest, a plaid shirt, and work vest. They are outdoors. The grass is green and there are no clouds in the sky. It is daytime.

Sweet Soil Organic Farm says NB food policy needs an update

Meg Cunningham September 29, 2020