The Argosy After Hours

October 16, 2026

Jaya Kotalwi & Braelyn McCullough

News reporter Jaya Kotalwi and Humour Editor Braelyn McCullough go live! We talk about articles from the newest issue of the Argosy and chat about current news. Were funny to we promise!!

Expectations – Olivia Rodrigo feat. Chappell Roan
Cowboys and Angels – George Michael
Sports Car – Tate Mcrae*
The Governor’s Waltz – Phoebe Bridgers
Breathe – Malcolm Todd

How Mount Allison came out on top in Maclean’s new university rankings

New Brunswickers to rally at legislature against polluting energy projects

Council opts to dismiss code of conduct complaint against Councillor Barry Hicks

Tantramar council votes to investigate community building for Ward 4

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How Mount Allison came out on top in Maclean’s new university rankings

Council opts to dismiss code of conduct complaint against Councillor Barry Hicks

The Argosy After Hours

How Mount Allison came out on top in Maclean’s new university rankings

New Brunswickers to rally at legislature against polluting energy projects

Council opts to dismiss code of conduct complaint against Councillor Barry Hicks

Tantramar council votes to investigate community building for Ward 4

How Mount Allison came out on top in Maclean’s new university rankings

Council opts to dismiss code of conduct complaint against Councillor Barry Hicks

Tantramar council votes to investigate community building for Ward 4

Tantramar council to vote on more than $500,000 in spending

Art Across the Marsh returns for 27th year with new artists and coordinator

Jolicure United Church undertakes ambitious repairs

New facility proposed to help Dorchester firefighters train closer to home

Beyond damage and deficit: What gets missed in stories about First Nation communities

New radios for Tantramar Fire Services would help ‘modernize communications’

Khalil Akhtar returns to Mount Allison this week with a different approach to home cooking

Sackville Festival of Early Music brings centuries-old music to modern audiences

New nonprofit in Tantramar hoping to address housing issues with small-scale pocket communities

‘What happens on October 1st?’ First Nation voices on reconciliation beyond Sept. 30

Code of conduct complaints against mayor leave council divided; will be referred to Local Governance Commission