Fracking commission report highlights need for a low-carbon economy in NB: environmental groups
Shale gas opponents gathered at the traditional longhouse erected by the Wolastoq people and allies in...
Indigenous rights under attack: Canadian economic and political interests over human rights
No one defending their land and territory in Honduras is safe. That was the message that rang loud and clear...
What COP21 means for New Brunswick
Fredericton joined a historic global day of action on climate change on Sept. 21, 2014. Over...
A new assault on our water resources
The Nashwaak River is one of the river bodies affected by the government of New Brunswick's...
“Canadian mining kills,” say activists at vigil inside world’s largest mining convention
Toronto – Four days after the assassination of Honduran Indigenous leader Berta Cáceres, a vigil was held by the Mining...
Cuts to NB civil service costly: healthcare advocate, opposition leaders
The New Brunswick budget announcement of job cuts to middle management positions in the civil service has drawn fire from...
It will take more than a new mayor to meet Fredericton’s challenges
In a few short weeks, Fredericton will again be submerged in a municipal election campaign that will again require it...
Three weeks of hunger: An urgent appeal for Roland Chrisjohn
Please, hear this out: this letter is written from a standpoint of desperation. Professor Roland Chrisjohn (Oneida) is a man...
Solidarity groups support demands of Colombian communities displaced for coal
St. Thomas University Social Work students working with Refugees Welcome Fredericton drew attention to Colombian blood...
Canadian mining companies exploiting last colony in Africa
In violation of international law two major Canadian companies are buying the non-renewable resources of Africa’s last remaining colony. Saskatoon’s...