Offshoring retirement: New trends in aging globally
Retirement is changing. As recent debates about public pensions in New Brunswick make clear, workers are increasingly worried about the ...
Month: December 2018
“Ongoing genocide:” An interview with Bruce Clark
Bruce Clark’s new book Ongoing Genocide caused by Judicial Suppression of the “Existing” Aboriginal Rights argues that the Canadian judicial system has ...
An open letter to the public, RCMP, Canadian and provincial governments
On December 21, 2018 on the sacred day of Winter Solstice, the Wet’sumwet’en Hereditary Chiefs of our five clans contemplated ...
Shipment of armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia picketed in Saint John
On Saturday, December 22, protesters against the sale of armed vehicles to Saudi Arabia picketed the King Street entrance to ...
Postal workers confront Fredericton MP Matt DeCourcey
On Monday, December 17, a group of postal workers and community allies confronted federal Member of Parliament for Fredericton, Matt ...
Growing Farmers: a film about the Hayes Urban Teaching Farm [video]
The Hayes Urban Teaching Farm is located within the City of Fredericton. Since the 1800s, five generations of the Hayes ...
Opposition Day at the Legislature: Pay equity and fracking debated
After the recent provincial election resulted in a historic four-party minority government, the NB Media Co-op stated it would write ...
Report from the picket line: Working people stand together in Fredericton
In the early hours of Dec. 6, union workers from the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), the Public Service ...
Montreal Massacre more relevant than ever
Maggie Forsythe speaking at the UNB Day of Remembrance and Action Ceremony on Dec. 6, 2018. ...
Why solidarity with CUPW is important now and in future
Union representatives and students in solidarity with postal workers rallied for three hours in the early ...