New Brunswick’s history will be on display through a high-tech presentation that will be projected upon the legislature assembly building this summer.
The 30-minute presentation, called MALA, which means “where I’m from” in Mi’kmaq, will highlight the New Brunswick’s history through stories of key people and events.
This is being made possible because of multi-level funding from the provincial, federal and the City of Fredericton governments. A total of over $435, 000. It is a part of Canada 150.
The presentation will include a multimedia presentation with special effects that will showcase the stories of New Brunswick using the facade of the legislative assembly; and
a mobile application accessible to all New Brunswickers and people throughout the world that will tell New Brunswick’s stories in an interactive way.
It will begin June 21 and run multiple nights per week until New Brunswick Day.
