Corn Hill Bicycle Festival enjoyed by all
Corn Hill – On July 24th, the Corn Hill region’s rural bicycling opportunities were shared with the 100 people who ...
Month: July 2010
Acadian Coach Lines allowed to reduce inter-city bus service in New Brunswick
Acadian Coach Lines will increase service to what they call four "corridor" cities--Moncton, Fredericton, Saint John and Halifax. The corridor ...
Bathurst resident sends petition against nuclear waste storage to the Premier
Bathurst resident James Risdon is circulating a petition against storing nuclear waste in New Brunswick. The petition calls on Premier ...
W. Franklin Hatheway Labour Exhibit Centre opens in Saint John
The W. Franklin Hatheway Labour Exhibit Centre is now open in Saint John at 55 Lake Drive South, beside the ...
Greater Fredericton Social Innovation opposed to census changes
Dear Prime Minister Stephen Harper,Greater Fredericton Social Innovation is actively involved in our Fredericton community developing initiatives and enhancing programs ...
Save our prison farms: unions
Members of the Union of Solicitor General Employees and the Public Service Alliance of Canada mobilized early on the morning ...
Canada’s largest environmental lawsuit a victory
Ontario court rules Vale must pay $36 M to Port Colborne residents. Almost 10 years after Wilfred Pearson, a retired ...
Lamrock’s office wrong to deny income assistance
An advance copy of this letter has been sent to Kelly Lamrock, my MLA and Minister of the Departments of ...
Tuition and student debt need addressing for a more equal society
Response to the “Grads Facing Debt Crunch” article published in the Telegraph-Journal (June 22, 2010). Of course, information about student ...
Bedside care badly needed
The Coalition for Seniors’ and Nursing Homes Residents’ Rights recognizes that major gains have been made by the government on ...