Continuing the slow decline, but that’s okay – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #16
September 20, 2049 (Barnesville, New Brunswick) Dear friends and neighbours, New Brunswick has long been referred to as a ‘have-not’...
Time to turn on a dime
This summer saw unprecedented changes in our climate as large parts of the globe burned, carbon in the atmosphere hit...
Who saved the world? Girls! – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #15
September 13, 2030 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) Dear friends and neighbours, I hope this letter finds you well. Me, I’m settling...
Save our trees: no flyers please!
The recent stories about the Phillipines sending back almost 70 shipping containers of Canadian garbage highlighted our country's ongoing trash...
Water in New Brunswick: rights and the environment versus big business
Protestors at Standing Rock, North Dakota popularized the protest slogan “water is life” when they stood down an oil pipeline...
NB Media Co-op’s 10th Annual General Meeting with Chantal Richard
Chantal Richard, a professor in the Department of French at the University of New Brunswick, will speak about the...
Lessons from El Paso: Racist attack highlights the urgency of standing up to divisive politics
Since last month's mass shooting in El Paso, Latinxs throughout the US say they no longer feel safe. The shooting,...
Local governance and adaptions to the climate crisis – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #14
September 6, 2030 (Iroquois Watershed, New Brunswick) Dear Friends, Over the years, the very meaning of governance in New Brunswick...
Poetry for climate action
How can something this big be invisible?The ozone is everywhere and yet it isn’t visibleMaybe if we saw it we...
A guaranteed annual income – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #13
August 30, 2030 (the Nashwaak River Valley, NB) Dear Friends, I sit in my garden on a weekday morning listening...