For the first time in more than four decades, Terry Seguin isn’t thinking about upcoming interviews with newsmakers. This summer, the Fredericton radio host retired after 36 years with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and 43 years in the broadcasting industry. Terry admits it feels a bit surreal stepping out from behind the microphone, but it’s a challenge he’s ready to explore.
I continue to be inspired by this remarkable woman.
The late Vivian Cummings shared her journey with me in early August.
Today (September 22), her family and friends will gather to celebrate her life. She passed away on September 14. She was 87. The legacy she leaves is immeasurable.
Next week is National Gender Equality Week in Canada. It’s more than fitting that her image will grace newsstands next week, as her story is a beacon for women in business everywhere.
If you want to purchase a digital copy of this magazine, and read about Vivian’s legacy, here is the link:
Buy a digital copy of agelessNB Fall 2018
Our spring issue is just about to hit newsstands! It’s been a crazy winter, weather wise, but a productive one for the magazine. It was an absolute pleasure to interview the lovely people in this issue. We have a few guest writers this time around, as well, which we are excited about.
You can find agelessNB’s latest edition in local stores starting March 12 (could be earlier if the weather cooperates!) and on national newsstands (check the “Where to Buy” section!) by the week of March 19.
We hope you enjoy the latest magazine!
We are excited for this issue to hit newsstands!
Our Christmas/Winter issue always focuses on the gifts we share. This time around, our cover story is about a series of amazing gifts that turned tragic events into warm memories for a Jacksonville family. Carolyn Tompkins shares the details of how her family lost their home and everything in it, but also how the flames were no match for the warmth of her community.
Included with your purchase of agelessNB is a new cooking magazine called tasteNB. We share recipes from home cooks all around New Brunswick. These kitchen dishes are family traditions that transport people to their childhood or give them a taste of home.
The tasteNB cover story is an interesting one. Harry Forestell doesn’t just deliver the news while you enjoy supper, he knows a lot about supper, in general! Before Harry was an award winning journalist, he was a butcher – a trade that has deep roots in the Forestell family.
He’s comfortable and accomplished in the kitchen, and shares some of his personal family history from his hometown of Saint John, NB.
WhiteFeather Hunter is one of the most interesting people I have ever interviewed. Passionate and driven, this ageless woman is as smart and kind as she is beautiful. Her artistic talents have taken her around the globe, and she credits her deep New Brunswick roots for keeping her grounded as she pushes the boundaries of biological art. I was fortunate to spend two afternoons with her, roaming around her grandparents’ farm on Hunter Hill in Connell, New Brunswick. We talked about life, her art, and how her rural roots inspire her practice. Read about WhiteFeather Hunter in the Fall 2017 issue of agelessNB.
Theresa
Former New Brunswick Premier David Alward loves his country, and his sports. In Boston, as Canada’s Consul General to New England, he gets to marry both his passions. We profile David Alward and his life in Boston in the Spring 2017 issue of agelessNB.
If you don’t know who these guys and gals are, please take the time to find out. They are beautiful, caring people who make a difference to children who have been abused. I count myself fortunate to have been able to spend time with this group. My hats off to each of them for empowering children. 
We’ve had to restock a few locations, and we are swamped with renewals and with gift subscriptions.
I need to thank you, truly, for making our little magazine successful. We have been overwhelmed with the support we’ve received.
I wish you the most wonderful holiday season and a healthy and prosperous new year.
Again, thank you for making 2014 a wonderful year for agelessNB.
Sincerely,
Theresa
agelessNB’s summer issue is focusing on farming. Meet James and Emily Douglass and their darling daughter Scarlett. They are a young farming family trying to balance farm life with family life.
Bobby Hull knows a lot about hockey, but he also knows a lot about cattle. The NHL legend has raised cattle in New Brunswick for more than 30 years. This summer, agelessNB caught up with Hull to talk hockey and Herefords.
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