by Brad Burns Many of us who fish the Miramichi are fascinated by its history of attracting some remarkable people to its waters. At the top of that list stands Ted Williams who was not only a very high-profile personality, but someone who became much more involved with the river than simply spending a long…

On Wednesday, August 26th, 2020, from 4 pm to 5 pm, come treat yourself, a friend or family member out for a delicious take out supper of Ham and Potato Scallop, with Peas, Carrots, Roll and Caramel Apple Cake for dessert, or have it delivered to your place of own choice from the Saint Andrew’s…

At the point where two rivers converge lies Wilson’s Point Historic Site, one of Miramichi’s best kept secrets. This spot has been summer hunting and fishing grounds for the M’ikmaq, a refuge for expelled Acadians, the site of a bustling Scottish settlement and the midway point of a horse powered ferry system from Nelson to…