“It is not a crime in Canada to sell sex for money:” Chief Justice McLachlin
Supreme Court strikes down prostitution laws Fredericton - The Supreme Court of Canada struck down Canada’s prostitution laws in a ...
Month: January 2014
Protests against postal service cuts as Parliament opens
Postal workers and their supporters held actions across Canada from Jan. 25 to 27 to express ...
Clearing a path for fracking: strategic use of arrests and charges?
Fredericton - SWN Resources Canada's exploration equipment currently sits silent in New Brunswick, but shale gas development creeps forward through ...
Where have all the deer gone? Deer biologist blames herbicides in the forest [Video]
Wildlife biologist Rod Cumberland explains how the spraying of herbicides is part of the reason why there are so few deer ...
Solidarity for AUNBT’s locked out members comes from many places
At the end of their second week of picketing, locked out full-time faculty, teaching and library ...
Elsipogtog and the media: a conversation from the frontlines of shale gas resistance
NB Media Co-op presents Elsipogtog and the Media: a conversation from the frontlines of shale gas resistance When: Monday, Feb. ...
The struggle before and after the UNB strike
Students gather in support of the AUNBT professors on strike at strike headquarters on Jan. 24, ...
UNB department chairs reveal misplaced priorities of administration
The following letter to University of New Brunswick (UNB) president Eddy Campbell, on behalf of 35 department chairs at the ...
A striking UNB Saint John professor on his salary and work
UNB students brought cookies and wraps to their striking professors on Jan. 15. "We totally appreciate ...
Interview with an Occupy activist on the settlement with the city of Fredericton
Three Occupy activists settled with the city of Fredericton in December over the city's removal of the Occupy camp in ...