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West Kent Female Hockey Association Growing Girls’ Hockey Through Come Try Hockey Program
Girls’ hockey is growing across the country. In southeastern New Brunswick, the West Kent Female Hockey Association (WKFHA) is experiencing this growth firsthand, thanks in large part to its low-barrier preseason Come Try Hockey program. We sat down with volunteers from WKFHA to learn more about the association’s growth and the impact of the program.
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Allison Wasson Set to Represent Canada at U20 World Athletics Championships
Big congratulations to Allison Wasson, who has been named to Team Canada for the World Athletics U20 Championships, taking place in Eugene, Oregon, from August 5-9! We sat down with Allison to learn more about her journey to the international stage, what she’s most looking forward to at Worlds, and her goals for the future. Read the full story below!
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Black Girls in Tennis is Expanding East!
Black Girls in Tennis is Expanding East! July 17, 2026 Founded in 2024 in Edmonton, Black Girls in Tennis (BGIT) was created to build a welcoming and supportive space where Black women can learn, play, and connect in a sport where they have long been underrepresented. What began as a single chapter has since expanded […]
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Physical Literacy Community Leader: Tobi
Physical Literacy NB and She is Active are excited to present our new Physical Literacy Community Leader series! Our first profile features Tobi from Physical Literacy for Communities in Miramichi - read more about the program and her story below!
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Maritime Women’s Basketball Association: Season 5 Preview
The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association tips off its fifth season on May 2! With four teams in New Brunswick and four in Nova Scotia, the league brings together top talent from across the Maritimes while inspiring the next generation of athletes. Check out our season preview.
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The Women Behind Wheelchair Rugby in New Brunswick
Wheelchair rugby is growing in New Brunswick, in large part thanks to three women who are helping push it forward. Meet Ellen, Jaimie, and Sally: three women dedicated to growing the game.
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