More needs to be done to protect and acknowledge New Brunswick nurses
Nurses are among our most vulnerable public servants, potentially putting themselves in harms way almost every day just by showing...
“Revenge porn” ad not harmless fun
On Nov. 6, an advertisement for an iPhone with a shattered screen went up on Kijiji, the popular online classifieds...
Action needed to stop the destruction of indigenous languages
The following is an open letter to the Honourable Paul Martin, who spoke in Fredericton on Aboriginal education on October...
NB’s air quality improvements not enough for Saint John, Belledune, Miramichi
Arbec OSB mill in Miramichi. Photo by Tracy Glynn. The province’s claim of air quality improvements...
Good news for forest industry is not good news for our forest or communities
Fredericton – Premier David Alward is promising good news for the forest industry in response to their lobbying efforts for...
Harper’s EI changes: serving a long tradition of flooding the low wage market
After the federal government introduced major changes and cuts to the Employment Insurance (EI) system last January, hundreds of protests...
Angelica Choc’s fight is our fight too: Mayan widow suing mining company in Canada stands with Wabanaki shale gas resisters
Fredericton - "I am a revolutionary," Angelica Choc, a Maya Q'eqchi' grandmother from Guatemala, declared to students, professors, anti-shale gas...
Job cuts in laundry services hint at larger privatization plan
Laundry facilities at the Moncton Hospital and Tracadie-Sheila Hospital closed on November 1st throwing 22 workers at the Moncton Hospital...
Defenders of the land of the Maya Q’eqchi’ and Mi’kmaq meet on Highways 134 & 116
Angelica Choc makes a stop on unceded Mi'kmaq territory on Highway 134 to show her support...
Guatemalan woman suing Canadian mining company to speak in Fredericton
Fredericton - Angelica Choc, a Maya Q'eqchi' woman from Guatemala, will be in Fredericton on Nov. 1st, sharing a horrific...