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[Andrew Nurse @SackvilleNB]

If you're in the Sackville NB area

[NiCHE @NiCHE_Canada]

Our next NiCHE Conversation will be on Fri, Dec 20th, at 12pm EST on Instagram Live.

@JessicaMDeWitt will chat with @richrray about the pre-Confederation fishery, border policing, & the legal status of inshore waters.

Follow NiCHE on Insta: https://t.co/9m4Pw7DdBc

[Acadiensis @Acadiensis]

Be sure to check out our recent post featuring an audio clip of the extended abstract of our interview with Polaris Prize winning musician Jeremy Dutcher, now with a tri-lingual PDF so you can follow along in the language of your choice: https://t.co/K1s1Slas2j

[Happy Researchers @hapyresearchers]

Undergrad --> PhD --> Postdoc --> PI --> bakery shop owner

Who is thinking of this academic path?

[The Struggling Scientists @TheStrugglingS4]

Don't lie to me... You've thought about opening one too!

[RY @richrray]

@paulontherun @NBLA_ALNB I think they’re talking about the Provincial Gas Tax, under section 6 of Ch. G-3, which Higgs increased to just over 15 cents on the litre in 2023. It’s entirely possible to reduce it.

[Acadiensis @Acadiensis]

Our friends at the Journal of New Brunswick Studies/Revue d’études sur le Nouveau-Brunswick (JNBS/RÉNB) have published a new issue full of great content - check it out: https://t.co/wUCyKAVGkY

[Dictionary of Canadian Biography @dcb_dbc]

Bio of the Day: William Brydone Jack (1817–86), mathematician, astronomer, natural scientist, and educator.
In 1840 he accepted a post at King’s College, intending to stay in #NewBrunswick only a few years. His contributions extended over 45 years. https://t.co/r0VkLbvPDn

[NiCHE @NiCHE_Canada]

Today on our site @Moullue_Verte introduces his recent @EnvHistJournal article, "Fishwork Is for the Birds: Humans and Birds in the Sixteenth-Century Northwest Atlantic" - https://t.co/cI8AxFyX5l

#envhist #earlymodern #animalhistory

[RY @richrray]

From research done with Elizabeth Mancke back in 2019. Hopefully more from that in the new year!

[Acadiensis @Acadiensis]

Today on the blog, Richard Yeomans looks at 19th century trade disputes in New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy: https://t.co/LwDs6Vf7ya

[RY @richrray]

@MikeBorsk Congrats!! 🎉🎉

[RY @richrray]

@CourtneyMrazek Huzzah!

[NiCHE @NiCHE_Canada]

We are looking for a scholar who would like to write a response/provide historical context for the news that "Ottawa to compensate Inuit in Nunavik for mass sled dog slaughter" https://t.co/89sEfIU5AJ

Check out our Contributor Guidelines if interested - https://t.co/vUgZ0dZZ6I

[RY @richrray]

To quote the great Mariah Carey, “it’s time.”

[Acadiensis @Acadiensis]

On the blog, Vicki Hallett looks at the trouble with women and cod in NF and Labrador's Colonial History. Also, this includes my fave line ever in a post: "Atlantic cod have the twin disadvantages of being supremely delicious and supremely ugly." https://t.co/p2VdeGjnJe

[Acadiensis @Acadiensis]

On the blog, Colby Gaudet examines Acadian social networks of the revolutionary Atlantic: https://t.co/ukQCeLlXBv

[RY @richrray]

@JerryBannister3 I still love a good history blog! (And attempt to write them)

[CHA/SHC (cndhistassoc.bsky.social) @CndHistAssoc]

#cdnhist #twitterstorians #HistoryMatters
CFP – Études Canadiennes / Canadian Studies, N°98, June 2025
https://t.co/EhfzYTGCym

[RY @richrray]

@ruralcolonialNS @UNBArchives is truly an under-appreciated gem & the institution should invest more in support of the amazing people that work there. Ditto PANB.