The Maritime Edit

James Mullinger meets Susan Chalmers-Gauvin and Igor Dobrovolskiy to learn about the world renowned Atlantic Ballet Atlantique Canada's astonishing performing arts experience Ballet By The Ocean in Grand-Digue, New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick.

James Mullinger meets Susan Chalmers-Gauvin and Igor Dobrovolskiy to learn about the world renowned Atlantic Ballet Atlantique Canada's astonishing performing arts experience Ballet By The Ocean in Grand-Digue, New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick.

James Mullinger chats with Jeff Sammut on Sirius XM about all the wonderful features in the latest volume of The Maritime Edit including Oceanstone Seaside Resort, Sabian Cymbals Factory, Meductic, Canada and so much more! Click here for shareable link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWg75nkk4OI

James Mullinger meets Chief Patricia Bernard

James Mullinger meets Chief Patricia Bernard in Baker-Brook, New Brunswick. Madawaska First Nation Maliseet Atlantic Chamber of Commerce New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick Edmundston Centre-ville Tourisme Edmundston & Région

James Mullinger interviews Dean Leland at Oceanstone Seaside Resort

[EDIT] Presents... The story of Oceanstone Seaside Resort. A Film by Jill Roberts & Co. James Mullinger meets Dean Leland. James Mullinger interviews Dean Leland at Oceanstone Seaside Resort A brand new [EDIT] film by Jill Roberts. Oceanstone Resort in Indian Harbour, Nova Scotia, is a truly magical slice of seaside heaven, minutes from what is unquestionably Atlantic Canada’s top tourist destination, Peggy’s Cove. But fear not, Oceanstone is all about wellness, detachment, serenity and relaxation and, despite the close proximity, feels a long way from the crowds and tour buses that fill the iconic cove almost each and every day. Oceanstone has been a holiday staple for many families, couples and individuals for decades. A preferred spot for weddings and corporate retreats too, it has always been known for its stunning shoreline, cozy rustic cottages and uniquely Maritime hospitality. With Peggy’s Cove nearby, and Halifax, the South Shore and Annapolis Valley within an hour’s drive, Oceanstone is an idyllic home base for adventurous day trippers to take in the beauty of Nova Scotia. But since entrepreneur and former corporate executive Dean Leland took over, this sumptuous spot has been elevated to a truly world-class destination. And in the past six months, Leland has added a hydrothermal spa experience to match the very best in the world. As he tells [EDIT]’s James Mullinger “the smell of seaweed and wood smoke, the clear sound of ocean waves, the tender touch of sea mist and the magical shoreline all make Oceanstone a special healing place,” so it made perfect sense to add a hydrothermal spa. The addition of the hydrothermal spa is a game changer not only for the resort but for the region as a whole. [EDIT]’s James Mullinger visited Dean Leland at the resort to learn more for this exclusive film by Jill Roberts. Interview filmed by Tyler Warren Ellis #oceanstone #oceanstoneresort #oceanstoneseasideresort #peggyscove #deanleland #halifax #no

The Story of BlackLantic: A Film by Gary Weekes

[EDIT] Presents... The Story of BlackLantic. A Film by Gary Weekes. Hosted by Thandiwe McCarthy - Poet, Writer, Griot. Shareable link here: https://youtu.be/-hWdF0WVRD8 Blacklantic and the Sounds of Success by Thandiwe McCarthy A film by Gary Weekes There is power in the sounds around us. The songs we listen to and the conversations we share have lasting effects on our personality and our mental health. Maybe that is why the saying “Silence is violence” rings true for me. I have always paired this slogan with the bystander effect, that when a group of people witness an injustice, every person pushes the responsibility to report the incident to someone else in the group. Leaving everyone silent and letting these stories of suffering and silence go untold. This is why we must celebrate those who choose to raise their voices. In October 2023, I was excited to be invited to attend the Music New Brunswick Awards in Moncton, part of three days of showcases, conferences and awards celebrating the great talent in our music community. It was at this event that I got to sit down and interview the team behind the BlackLantic podcast. Hillary LeBlanc and Clinton Davis founded BlackLantic about two years ago. It began from their personal journeys toward self-love and combatting racism. LeBlanc was motivated by her own internal struggles and learning to love herself as a Black woman, while Davis felt compelled to act after years of experiencing overt and subtle racism in Atlantic Canada. Together, they aim to model the change they want to see — using the voices and lived experiences of Black Canadians to break stereotypes and to build awareness about important issues and about excellence within the Black Atlantic community. “Media in Atlantic Canada traditionally never focused on people of colour, specifically Black people, unless something really horrible happened to them. And too rarely are these even local stories, with us being shown Black suffering in the (Unite

The Best Fly-Fishing In Canada is in Miramichi, New Brunswick

The Best Fly-Fishing in Canada is in Miramichi, New Brunswick. Matt George investigates in this film by Mark Hemmings Photography for [EDIT]. A collaboration with Atlantic Chamber of Commerce. Watch him, enjoy and share!

When children meet the Real Santa Claus, it’s a truly magical thing. Thank you to Santa’s elves at @vantage_build for being the masterminds behind Santa’s grotto and so much more. Santa loves you and so do we. Film by Tyler Warren Ellis @tylannosaurus @this_celluloid_dream Brought to you by The Maritime Edit and together with CAA Atlantic, the Rothesay Yule is the kick-off to the season and a must attend fundraising event. The total raised will be announced next week but suffice to say, we smashed our fundraising goal thanks to you. Hosted both indoors and outdoors, attendees indulged in a cosy marketplace of shopping and soak up the festive spirit; complete with live festive music, skating, magic shows, petting zoo, complimentary treats and, of course, a special visit and family photo with Santa.The YULE is proudly raising funds to support the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. This year the money raised goes directly to the Transforming Health Care Fund at the University of New Brunswick that is providing education and professional development opportunities to nurses and students. Our donation to the Transforming Health Care Fund will help retain and attract the healthcare leaders our hospital needs today and in the future.Thank you to our sponsors and community partners.PRESENTING SPONSORCAA ATLANTIC @caaatlantic SPONSORSTim Hortons Murphy Restaurants Ltd. @timhortons Kent Building Supplies @kentbuildingsupplies Rothesay Netherwood School @rns1877 COMMUNITY PARTNERSExplore NB Explore New Brunswick Tourism New Brunswick @destinationnb Enchanted Hill Photography @enchantedhill @carlabagley Higgins Insurance @higgins_1975 Jeff Kitchen Real Estate | Vantage Build @jeff_kitchen @vantage_build Cedarcrest Gardens @cedarcrestgardens Garden Grove Café @gardengrovecafe #rothesayyule #rothesayyule2023 #themaritimeedit #themaritimeeditmagazine #maritimeedit #rothesay @artsculturenb @artsnb @artslinknb @destinationnb @discoversaintjohn @shannonleighhunter #rothes

What a wonderful day at the Rothesay Yule fundraiser for Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation! Thank you so much to all who supported and to all of our wonderful volunteers, vendors and sponsors who all make the magic happen. Film by Tyler Warren Ellis @tylannosaurus @this_celluloid_dream Brought to you by The Maritime Edit and together with CAA Atlantic, the Rothesay Yule is the kick-off to the season and a must attend fundraising event. The total raised was $16,564 thanks to you. Hosted both indoors and outdoors, attendees indulged in a cosy marketplace of shopping and soak up the festive spirit; complete with live festive music, skating, magic shows, petting zoo, complimentary treats and, of course, a special visit and family photo with Santa.The YULE is proudly raising funds to support the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. This year the money raised goes directly to the Transforming Health Care Fund at the University of New Brunswick that is providing education and professional development opportunities to nurses and students. Our donation to the Transforming Health Care Fund will help retain and attract the healthcare leaders our hospital needs today and in the future.Thank you to our sponsors and community partners.PRESENTING SPONSORCAA ATLANTIC @caaatlantic SPONSORSTim Hortons Murphy Restaurants Ltd. @timhortons Kent Building Supplies @kentbuildingsupplies Rothesay Netherwood School @rns1877 COMMUNITY PARTNERSExplore NB Explore New Brunswick Tourism New Brunswick @destinationnb Enchanted Hill Photography @enchantedhill @carlabagley Higgins Insurance @higgins_1975 Jeff Kitchen Real Estate | Vantage Build @jeff_kitchen @vantage_build Cedarcrest Gardens @cedarcrestgardens Garden Grove Café @gardengrovecafe #rothesayyule #rothesayyule2023 #themaritimeedit #themaritimeeditmagazine #maritimeedit #rothesay @artsculturenb @artsnb @artslinknb @destinationnb @discoversaintjohn @shannonleighhunter #rothesay #rothesaynb #saintjohn #newbrunswick #newbrunswickca

Record attendance numbers at this year’s Rothesay Yule meant we smashed our fundraising goal for the @sjrh_foundation with a grand total of over $16,000! Thank you all so much for your support. And thank you @mr.zapz for entertaining us all in the Ganong Theatre. Hope you enjoy this beautiful film by Tyler Warren Ellis @tylannosaurus @this_celluloid_dream.Brought to you by The Maritime Edit and together with CAA Atlantic, the Rothesay Yule is the kick-off to the season and a must attend fundraising event. Hosted both indoors and outdoors, attendees indulged in a cosy marketplace of shopping and soak up the festive spirit; complete with live festive music, skating, magic shows, petting zoo, complimentary treats and, of course, a special visit and family photo with Santa.The YULE proudly raises funds to support the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. This year the money raised goes directly to the Transforming Health Care Fund at the University of New Brunswick that is providing education and professional development opportunities to nurses and students. Our donation to the Transforming Health Care Fund will help retain and attract the healthcare leaders our hospital needs today and in the future.Thank you to our sponsors and community partners.PRESENTING SPONSORCAA ATLANTIC @caaatlantic SPONSORSTim Hortons Murphy Restaurants Ltd. @timhortons Kent Building Supplies @kentbuildingsupplies Rothesay Netherwood School @rns1877 COMMUNITY PARTNERSExplore NB New Brunswick @destinationnb Enchanted Hill @enchantedhill @carlabagley Higgins Insurance @higgins_1975 Jeff Kitchen Real Estate | Vantage Build @jeff_kitchen @vantage_build @vautourlindsay Cedarcrest Gardens @cedarcrestgardens Garden Grove Café @gardengrovecafe #rothesayyule #rothesayyule2023 #themaritimeedit #themaritimeeditmagazine #maritimeedit #rothesay @artsculturenb @artsnb @artslinknb @destinationnb @discoversaintjohn @shannonleighhunter #rothesay #rothesaynb #saintjohn #newbrunswick #newbrunswickcanada #e

The Rothesay Yule on CTV News

The Rothesay Yule presented by [EDIT] & CAA Atlantic in support of Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation on CTV News.

So many beautiful vendors at the Rothesay Yule fundraiser for Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. Thank you so much to all who supported and to all of our wonderful vendors, volunteers and sponsors. Film by Tyler Warren Ellis @tylannosaurus @this_celluloid_dream Brought to you by The Maritime Edit and together with CAA Atlantic CAA Atlantic, the Rothesay Yule is the kick-off to the season and a must attend fundraising event. The total raised will be announced next week but suffice to say, we smashed our fundraising goal thanks to you. Hosted both indoors and outdoors, attendees indulged in a cosy marketplace of shopping and soak up the festive spirit; complete with live festive music, skating, magic shows, petting zoo, complimentary treats and, of course, a special visit and family photo with Santa.The YULE is proudly raising funds to support the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. This year the money raised goes directly to the Transforming Health Care Fund at the University of New Brunswick that is providing education and professional development opportunities to nurses and students. Our donation to the Transforming Health Care Fund will help retain and attract the healthcare leaders our hospital needs today and in the future.Sunday November 12, 11:30am - 4:00pmRothesay Netherwood School | 40 College Hill Rd | Rothesay NB E2E 5H1It’s that time of year again—the time to gather with family and friends, drink hot chocolate, and get ready for the holidays.Thank you to our sponsors and community partners.PRESENTING SPONSORCAA ATLANTIC @caaatlantic SPONSORSTim Hortons Murphy Restaurants Ltd. @timhortons Kent Building Supplies @kentbuildingsupplies Rothesay Netherwood School @rns1877 COMMUNITY PARTNERSExplore NB Explore New Brunswick Tourism New Brunswick @destinationnb Enchanted Hill Photography @enchantedhill @carlabagley Higgins Insurance @higgins_1975 Jeff Kitchen Real Estate | Vantage Build @jeff_kitchen @vantage_build Cedarcrest Gardens @cedarcrestgar

What a wonderful day at the Rothesay Yule fundraiser for @sjrh_foundation! Thank you so much to all who supported and to all of our wonderful vendors and sponsors. Film by Tyler Warren Ellis @tylannosaurus @this_celluloid_dream Brought to you by The Maritime Edit and together with CAA Atlantic, the Rothesay Yule is the kick-off to the season and a must attend fundraising event. The total raised will be announced next week but suffice to say, we smashed our fundraising goal thanks to you. Hosted both indoors and outdoors, attendees indulged in a cosy marketplace of shopping and soak up the festive spirit; complete with live festive music, skating, magic shows, petting zoo, complimentary treats and, of course, a special visit and family photo with Santa.The YULE is proudly raising funds to support the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation. This year the money raised goes directly to the Transforming Health Care Fund at the University of New Brunswick that is providing education and professional development opportunities to nurses and students. Our donation to the Transforming Health Care Fund will help retain and attract the healthcare leaders our hospital needs today and in the future.Sunday November 12, 11:30am - 4:00pmRothesay Netherwood School | 40 College Hill Rd | Rothesay NB E2E 5H1It’s that time of year again—the time to gather with family and friends, drink hot chocolate, and get ready for the holidays.Thank you to our sponsors and community partners.PRESENTING SPONSORCAA ATLANTIC @caaatlantic SPONSORSTim Hortons Murphy Restaurants Ltd. @timhortons Kent Building Supplies @kentbuildingsupplies Rothesay Netherwood School @rns1877 COMMUNITY PARTNERSExplore NB Explore New Brunswick Tourism New Brunswick @destinationnb Enchanted Hill Photography @enchantedhill @carlabagley Higgins Insurance @higgins_1975 Jeff Kitchen Real Estate | Vantage Build @jeff_kitchen @vantage_build Cedarcrest Gardens @cedarcrestgardens Garden Grove Café @gardengrovecafe #rothesayyul

James Mullinger meets the creator of the best gin the world Sebastien Roy Distillerie Fils du Roy Inc in Petit Paquetville, New Brunswick.

James Mullinger meets the creator of the best gin the world Sebastien Roy Distillerie Fils du Roy Inc in Petit Paquetville, New Brunswick.

[EDIT] presents... The Most Exciting Inn in St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. A film by Tristram Clark. Hosted by Jennifer Wood.

James Mullinger meets Judith Mackin on the Kingston Peninsula, near Saint John, New Brunswick

James Mullinger meets his friend and hero Judith Mackin at her cottage on the Kingston Peninsula for an in-depth conversation, followed by a trip to TUCK Studio and Hopscotch Whisky Bar in Uptown Saint John. Brough to you by Edit Media and Discover Saint John - Découvrez Saint John. Directed by Adam Lordon. Cinematography by Tyler Warren Ellis. In the first episode of a brand new series celebrating great Atlantic Canadians, British comedian and journalist James Mullinger is in Canada’s oldest incorporated city, Saint John, New Brunswick, to meet entrepreneur Judith Mackin. Mackin has changed the face of Canada’s oldest incorporated city, won dozens of national awards for entrepreneurial and interior design excellence and with her team at Tuck Studio has helped design the interiors of hundreds of homes and commercial spaces in North America. James learns what it takes to be world class in a small place. #SaintJohn #NewBrunswick #TuckStudio #UptownSaintJohn #ExploreNB #TheMaritimeEdit #TheMaritimes

James Mullinger meets Lucinda Flemer at Kingsbrae Garden, Saint Andrews, New Brunswick

James Mullinger meets his friend and hero Mrs Lucinda Flemer at Kingsbrae Garden KIRA - Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts and Amphitheatre Kingsbrae Garden Café and Savour in the Garden St. Andrews by-the-Sea for a uniquely intimate conversation and tour of this stunning property and world class performing arts venue and retreat.

James Mullinger visits Freeman Patterson at home at Shampers Bluff, New Brunswick

James Mullinger spends the day with world renowned photographer Freeman Patterson at his home in Shampers Bluff on the Kingston Peninsula, New Brunswick. Brought to you by The Maritime Edit & Stewart McKelvey New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick Discover Saint John - Découvrez Saint John Arts Culture NB

James Mullinger meets Tareq Hadhad Peace by Chocolate and the Hadhad family in Antigonish, Nova Scotia for the second season of The Maritime Edit TV show Atlantic Edition streaming nationally on Bell Fibe TV1.

James Mullinger meets Tareq Hadhad Peace by Chocolate and the Hadhad family in Antigonish, Nova Scotia for the second season of The Maritime Edit TV show Atlantic Edition streaming nationally on Bell Fibe TV1.

World Class Photographer Denis Duquette & Uproar Productions proudly based in Moncton, New Brunswick

World Class Photographer Denis Duquette ~ Photographer & Uproar Productions proudly based in Moncton, New Brunswick: An exclusive Edit Media film. Shareable link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COrqHivENMU&t=7s With an innate talent for capturing authentic moments and a relentless commitment to his work, Denis Duquette, born in Moncton, New Brunswick, has established himself as a renowned portrait, commercial, editorial, hair and beauty photographer with a roster of clients that includes Lululemon, Cavendish Farms and Rogers. To add to his brand, the entrepreneur recently co-founded Uproar, a video-production company co-led by gifted cinematographer and editor Austin Doiron. With the help of a team of seven, they have produced marketing material for Atlantic Lottery, Usva Spa and Joico Canada, to name a few. Duquette has achieved this level of success thanks, in large part, to a supportive community of family and friends, including his parents and his wife, Sarah, who requested only one thing from him when he was establishing his business: a Saturday-night date. Duquette’s work with [EDIT] is extensive and began with the genesis of the magazine. He has photographed four covers, including those featuring internationally celebrated chef Matty Matheson (Volume 8), actor Amybeth McNulty (Anne with an E, Volume 10) and Dr. Chadwick Williams (Volume 14). For the last-mentioned cover, he won a top prize at the Atlantic Journalism Awards in 2021. Duquette’s rise to become a celebrated photographer and cofounder of Uproar is as impressive as his portfolio. Standing at a towering six feet six inches, he was a gifted athlete growing up who showed remarkable promise in basketball: he received scholarship offers to universities in exchange for a place on their courts. “I turned them down so that I could attend Mount Allison, which was closer to home.” Duquette tells [EDIT] from his expansive studio in the heart of Moncton. “I was not a stellar student by any

New Brunswick Photographers Mark Hemmings and James Wilson & the Muralists of San Miguel de Allende

New Brunswick Photographers Mark Hemmings and James Wilson & the Muralists of San Miguel de Allende! Click here for sharable link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zPzZJfVRFI&t=3s Click here to subscribe to the [DIT] YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/themaritimeedit New Brunswick is a great place to be an artist. Many artists were born in the Picture Province, and they have based themselves there for long and illustrious careers while travelling the world. In recent years, artists of all persuasions (painters, photographers, writers and comedians, to name but a few) have been moving there, attracted by its creative stimulus. Over the past half a century, several of those artists have formed a bond with San Miguel de Allende, a colonial-era city in Mexico’s central highlands celebrated for its baroque Spanish architecture and thriving arts scene of Atlantic Canadians. Exclusively for [EDIT], Matt George investigates with photographers Mark Hemmings and James Wilson. A film by Mark Hemmings Photography Hosted by Matt George Atlantic Canada is a great place to live, work and play and to export products including art. If you would like to learn more about moving to Atlantic Canada, please email: [email protected] Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency