Removing parental exceptions to mandatory vaccination: Is it the best way?
The World Health Organization (WHO) has named "vaccine hesitancy" – being reluctant or refusing to vaccinate despite the availability of...
Fighting fake news: Erin Steuter’s new graphic novel
People curious about fake news now have a new tool available: a graphic novel. The work of New Brunswick sociologist...
“The truth matters to us”: The search for #JusticeforBradyFrancis
New Brunswick Justice Department’s decision not to appeal R v Johnson defies common sense and is indicative of systemic racism...
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Tertulia in the time of coronavirus: Lessons from AIDS activism for the coronavirus crisis [video]
Karen Pearlston and Jessi Taylor delivered a tertulia on lessons from AIDS activism for the coronavirus crisis on June 3....
Chantel Moore and Rodney Levi honoured at Healing Walks
Healing Walks were held across Canada on Saturday, June 13 as people gathered to honour the lives of two Indigenous...
“We need to make the changes ourselves”: Shaunessy McKay on the police shootings of Indigenous people
This cannot happen again. We need to do more than a walk, more than a rally, and a lot more...
The right to quality education in both official languages upheld by Supreme Court
On Friday, June 12, the Supreme Court of Canada made a ruling on official language rights to education in British...
“Today, we are gathered here on unceded ancestral lands of Wolastoqiyik with heavy hearts, furious minds, and gentle spirits”: Amanda Myran at the Healing Walk for Chantel Moore
Qey, n’toliwis Amanda naka ckuwapon possesom, Dakota-Sioux ehpit. Keq kil k’toliwis Emma Hassencahl-Perley, Wolastoqew ehpit. Today, we are gathered here...
It is past time to talk about police spending in New Brunswick
There’s a conversation brewing about police funding across the country, and it’s time to pay attention. New Brunswickers would be...
Hundreds march in Sackville anti-racism rally
About 250 protesters marched along Sackville’s Main Street on Friday to the town hall where they held an anti-racism rally...