One-man play, Marx in Soho, at the Empress in Moncton
As part of the Empress Series of its 2014-2015 Season, the Capitol Theatre is proud to present the play Marx ...
Month: January 2015
Interim settlement reached in Lac Megantic oil train disaster, but culprits say “It wasn’t us”
An initial financial compensation agreement for many of the victims of the 2013 oil train disaster in Lac Mégantic, Quebec, ...
In support of Haiti’s popular movement and against the Canadian government’s democracy-trampling policy
Independence Day, Jan 1, 2015. Photo by Haiti Liberté. The Atlantic Regional Solidarity Network is a ...
NBers should have no regrets about fracking moratorium
While Premier Gallant develops the government’s moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, shale gas supporters continue to voice their same one-theme message ...
Ten crimes of John A. Macdonald
On January 11 there were state-sponsored glorifications of John A. Macdonald across Canada, but also Indigenous-led teach-ins about his real legacy. Wilfred Laurier ...
Clinical abortion services return to Fredericton
Fredericton - Clinical abortion services are returning to Fredericton. Clinic 554 announced its opening today, Jan. 16, 2015, as a ...
Debt, our common problem [audio]
From mortgages, to payday loans, to student debt, to moral obligations, how does debt shape our lives and our society? ...
Housing crisis in New Brunswick as thousands wait and federal funds expire
Over 6,000 New Brunswickers are on a waiting list for affordable housing while the province is likely to face more ...
St. Thomas University’s staff and administration union could strike
On January 7, workers in St. Thomas University's Staff and Administrative Union (STUSAU), organized under the Public Service Alliance of ...
Empowering communities from the bottom up: NB election was a referendum on shale gas
Shale gas protest march in Fredericton in November 2012. Photo by Stephanie Merrill. The September 2014 ...