Where will New Brunswick’s small modular nuclear waste go?
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), an industry organization charged with finding a home for all of Canada’s used nuclear ...
Month: June 2024
‘Never learn to stay silent about injustice’
Editor's note: Author, poet, educator and advocate El Jones was awarded an honorary degree from Acadia University on May 17, ...
Do the research and end the nuclear hype in New Brunswick
New Brunswick's ARC nuclear project is in trouble. This situation highlights the lack of critical knowledge about nuclear reactor designs ...
“Under the rubble of our dreams”: Vigil honours university students killed by Israeli forces, as Western University graduation ceremonies unfold
It is June 12th. Western University hosts graduation convocations. Families fill the halls. Names reverberate. Students traverse the stage; gowns ...
Women’s strike in Fredericton marks overturning of Roe v. Wade
On Monday, activists in Fredericton participated in a march from City Hall to the Legislative Assembly as part of a ...
Bingo! Elispogtog community fundraiser helps graduates kickstart their future
When Valerie Levi of Elsipogtog First Nation noticed that there weren’t any resources in place to help the upcoming high ...
Pharmacare bill stalled in Senate as lawmakers leave for summer break [video]
Parliament has wrapped up for the summer without the passage of a long-awaited national pharmacare bill. Supporters say Bill C-64 ...
Westcock residents ask for Tantramar’s help in fight against new quarry
Officials from the Town of Tantramar got an earful Wednesday night at St. Ann’s Church Hall in Westcock from angry ...
Le Nouveau-Brunswick mis en garde contre les infirmièr.e.s intinérant.e.s
Les contribuables du Nouveau-Brunswick ont été exploités à hauteur de 173 millions de dollars, et rien ne permet de croire ...
New Brunswick was warned on travel nurses
New Brunswick taxpayers have been exploited to the tune of $173 million, with no end in sight to the use ...