The building is a hive of activity on this wintry day. A local Zumba instructor is teaching a class in one of the meeting rooms and the participants are sweating it out to upbeat music. In the Children’s department, the kids are playing a lively round of mini-golf. In another area, a woman is arranging
Para NB – Sport & Recreation was created by Ability NB in 2012 to address a lack of support for parallel sports, recreation and active living for people living with a disability in New Brunswick. We quickly identified that too many students with a disability were being left on the sidelines during their physical education
Eager Exercisers at the Ageless Mobility Workshop. Twenty-five participants attended the first ever Ageless Mobility Workshop at the Johnson Seniors Centre in Fredericton on November 17th, 2018. The Workshop, which was funded by Wellness NB, and organized by NB Physical Literacy, the University of New Brunswick Kinesiology Cellab, the Seniors Wellness Action Group and headed
Parents of the Little Rocks curling program received some extra information about why the club implemented an off ice physical literacy program on November 4, 2018 at the Capital Winter Curling Club in Fredericton. The off-ice physical literacy program developed for the Little Rocker’s at the CWC was implemented in partnership with the Curling Centre
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