Author: Meg Cunningham

A laptop is open and the Government of NB website is shown on the screen. The web page says "The Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health. COVID-19 Self-Assessment."

Self-checkout: You can request your COVID-19 test online

Meg Cunningham September 24, 2020

Lucy Koshan sits on a wood chair in her studio. There is a small white and brown dog in her lap. Canvas stretchers made of wood are behind her. A painting of a rock is mounted on the wall on the left.

Lucy Koshan to feature four years of work at Beaverbrook Gallery

Meg Cunningham September 24, 2020

Maggie Brewer sits on a greyish blue chair. She is smiling. She is leaning on her left arm. She is white with blonde hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a red long-sleeved shirt. The room is brightly lit.

Mount A Mental Health Educator shares resources available for struggling students

Meg Cunningham September 21, 2020

A black bulletin board is on a white brick wall indoors. "SALEM BREAKFAST CLUB" in multicoloured letters is posted to the board. There is a boarder on the top and bottom of the board that is a garland made of circular images of food. A grey cart with wheels is in front of the board. On the cart is plastic bowls, yogurt, disposable cutlery, and small cartons of milk.

Salem Breakfast Club needs casual volunteers

Meg Cunningham September 18, 2020

The side of the Campbell Carriage Factory Museum is shown. The building is shingled and the trim around the windows and frame is red. The window panes are painted white. The grass is green. It is daytime.

Tantramar Heritage Trust wants to repurpose election lawn signs

Meg Cunningham September 16, 2020

Emma Delaney holds a felted puppet head, larger than a human head, at the end of a stick. The stick goes behind a tree. Multiple pine trees are in the background. It is daytime.

Queer, rural, and isolated: Artist Emma Delaney to share new video work at Struts

Meg Cunningham September 15, 2020

Jon Ferguson wears a red mask and a grey T-shirt. It is clear he is smiling with his eyes.

MASU president says student voters were belittled, patronized

Meg Cunningham September 15, 2020

School Food Response Group needs a freezer

Meg Cunningham September 14, 2020

Smoke is seen coming out of the third story of a three story brick building on Bridge Street in Sackville, NB.

MASU needs help finding housing for students displaced by fire

Meg Cunningham September 11, 2020

Image description: Two people sit on chairs opposite one another in a brightly lit grey room. One person has a hand to their mouth and another on a pillow in their lap. They appear to be listening. The second person is facing away and only their elbow is visible. Two purple semi-transparent blobs with white text are on the upper right and lower left corners. The upper right reads "Community Outreach Program. Providing one on one support to victims of violence or sexual assault." The lower left reads "Contact Marie-Michelle at 506-377-5444 marie@crossroadsforwomen.ca For the Moncton, Memramcook, Dorchester and Sackville area"

Crossroads for Women to provide safe space in Sackville

Meg Cunningham September 9, 2020

The Check-In: Daybreak Activity Centre

Meg Cunningham September 8, 2020

A word with the parents about back-to-school

Meg Cunningham September 4, 2020

Sackville Food Bank president noticed a drop in clients during outbreak

Meg Cunningham September 2, 2020

“Panic gardening” is growing interest in backyard food crops

Meg Cunningham September 1, 2020

Recall of microgreens due to possible salmonella contamination

Meg Cunningham August 31, 2020

Face masks required in all NB Atlantic Superstore locations

Meg Cunningham August 31, 2020