Cocaine Plane toys with local history
In 1989, the New York Times mentioned Fredericton, New Brunswick. During the eighties’ U.S. war against the Colombian cartels, it ...
Month: March 2015
NB Federation of Labour stands in solidarity with the Brunswick News photographers
Moncton - The New Brunswick Federation of Labour (NBFL) is dismayed by the lay-offs of award-winning staff photographers at the ...
Common Front assesses status of NB women for International Women’s Day
Moncton – According to Wendy Johnston, "On the whole, we can say that the situation of women in New Brunswick ...
Government hands over stewardship of Crown forest in Southern NB to J.D. Irving [video]
Charles Theriault, of the docu-web project, Is Our Forest Really Ours, discusses the contract signed between the province of New ...
4,000 kilometre commute: how the struggle for a living wage gave rise to Canada’s own temporary migrant workers
Mark English draws out every sip of coffee, savouring the last few hours at home before a six-hour commute to ...
Majority of Energy East applicants want to talk about climate
Economists, students, teachers, farmers, unions among Canadians asking to be heard during pipeline review Toronto, ON - At least 65 ...
NB Anti-Shale Gas Alliance says Bill C-51 targets them and other dissenters [audio]
The New Brunswick Anti Shale Gas Alliance (NBASGA), a coalition of grassroots organizations in the province opposed to shale gas ...
Mark Chilton: Design in Translation
Taking the first step into Mark Chilton’s exhibit is like stepping into another world; figures draped in textured swaths hang ...
Maine residents oppose relaxing of environmental rules for J.D. Irving’s mine
Augusta – J.D. Irving, Ltd is facing more public opposition to its attempts to change environmental regulations, this time in ...
Pam Palmater on murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls in Canada
Pam Palmater is a Mi'kmaq lawyer from Eel River Bar First Nation and holds the position of Chair in Indigenous ...