Betty Riley was a trailblazing television producer from Saint John. She later moved to Montreal and worked as an office supervisor for cable TV. Riley noted that, while there was…
Willow Grove
During the British occupation of the Chesapeake Bay area in the War of 1812, the British military offered freedom to any slave who fled his American master. Over 400 Black…
Sarah Emma Edmonds
Would you even remotely consider impersonating and living as a member of the opposite sex—or as a member of a different race? How about doing both at the same time,…
Caddy Norris the only black man living in St. Andrews
The Caddy Norris House at 100 Queen Street is designated for being the home of a local St. Andrews legend. John Cadman Norris, affectionately known as Caddy, was born in…
Caleb Jones
Caleb Jones was a slave owner and office holder. Born in 1743, probably in Maryland. He married Elizabeth in Saint Marys parish. At the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War Caleb…
Willie O’Ree
Willie O’Ree was born October 15, 1935 in Fredericton. A graduate of the New Brunswick Amateur Hockey Association, O’Ree who was known for his speed and checking abilities throughout his…