Mount Allison prof’s new book examines corporate plunder in Canada and abroad
The Canadian state was built on the violent dispossession of Indigenous Peoples and the theft of their resources… Given this ...
Month: September 2022
Chat échaudé craint l’eau froide : Réflexion sur le militantisme
Pour dénoncer la domination des femmes par les hommes, nous devenons féministes ; pour dénoncer l’homophobie, nous devenons anti-homophobes ; pour ...
Personal Support Workers demand greater appreciation, and wages to match
Caregivers provide care to people who require assistance with daily tasks and activities on a continuing basis and this can ...
New Brunswick needs to invest in respite care
As parents, we love our children and want the best for them however sometimes their disability forces parents to seek ...
Letting the private sector deliver health care hurts the public system
Recently, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs and some doctors have pushed for more private involvement in the delivery of health ...
Province releases slew of documents on Sackville’s AIL pipe plant
The provincial government has released more details about its decision not to require an environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the ...
Gloating about a surplus is callous, says New Brunswick Coalition of Persons with Disabilities
On August 30, New Brunswick Finance Minister Ernie Steeves provided a budget update. He gloated that not only did the ...
Communities in Colombia blocking mining operations that supply NB Power with coal
Editor's note: NB Power sources its coal from the Cerrejón coal mine. September 1 - Wayuú and Afro-descendant communities affected ...
New book for young people released by NB environmental activist
Author and researcher Hara Saadia just released a new book through Éditions la Francophonie, an editorial house located in Caraquet, ...