NDLR : Le comité de rédaction de la Coop Média NB est attristé par le départ de l’auteure acadienne, Antonine Maillet, née le 10 mai, 1929, à Bouctouche et décédée le 17 février, 2025, à Montréal. La grande dame des lettres acadienne laisse un héritage...

Under New Brunswick’s Public-Private Partnership (P3) regime for building new and replacement nursing homes, it has become increasingly difficult, almost impossible, for a community to keep control of their local nursing home. The boards of aging nursing homes are learning that if they want to...

“As a Black person, I have to prove myself more… Why is that?” commented Fatou Sedore at a panel held at the University of New Brunswick on Feb. 6. Of Senegalese origin, Sedore has been in Canada since 2009 and resides in Fredericton since 2014....

A researcher at the University of New Brunswick says that harmful misinformation about abortion continues to circulate, even as the provincial government reduces barriers to this essential health care service.  Sociologist Tobin LeBlanc Haley — who is also a member of the NB Media Co-op...

Thousands of students migrate every year to Canada, leaving their friends, family, and homes for a new country in their journey to pursue education in Canada. Naturally, one’s university becomes a home away from home. Universities act as a parent, an educator, a landlord, and...

Editor's note: With the 2025 Falasteen Art Gala coming up on February 23 at Fredericton’s Charlotte Street Arts Centre, Incé Husain shares a lasting memory of last year's Soul of Falasteen Art Night. Last January, Wolastoqiyik artist Emma Hassencahl-Perley performed a jingle dress dance at...

On Sunday, February 23, the 2025 Falasteen Art Gala will be held at Fredericton's Charlotte Street Arts Centre, building on the vibrant success of the Soul of Falasteen Art Night held last year. Entries are by donation with a suggested $10 contribution, and the event...

Extremist politics usually espouse a small kernel of truth; for example, that our economy and public services are failing us. But right-wing extremists are wrong to blame these issues on ‘wokeness’ or immigration. Many of these issues are occurring at home across the nation, including...