Economy
From the Margins: Dying to Please You [audio]
photo by Edward Curtis, 1908 Dying to Please You: Indigenous Suicide in Contemporary Canada. This series...
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Another blow for shale gas: Peoples Lawsuit announced
Moncton - The Scottish essayist Thomas Carlyle wrote “no lie can live forever” almost two centuries ago, but it sums...
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Majority of New Brunswick citizens oppose new Crown forest strategy
Fredericton - A telephone survey of 525 New Brunswickers conducted by the University of New Brunswick (UNB) shows a majority...
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Hundreds rally to oppose JD Irving-NB government plan for the forest
Northern New Brunswick filmmaker Charles Thériault performed a Capella song called "Not with JDI," poking fun...
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184 NB professors: halt forest plan
Tom Beckley, UNB professor in the Department of Forestry and Environmental Management, addresses the lack of...
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Hundreds come out to oppose Irving forestry deal
The lawn of NB Legislature was dotted with tree stumps to protest the Alward government forestry...
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Public memorial held in Toronto after assassination of teenage activist resisting Goldcorp/Tahoe Resources mine in Guatemala
Toronto - On May 1st, as Goldcorp announced the year’s profits at their annual shareholder meeting in Vancouver, more somber...
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The case against the NB forest plan
The forest of New Brunswick on traditional Wabanaki territory, where lynx roam, northern flying squirrels glide, warblers and vireos sing...
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McKenna’s latest comments on labour disputes an insult to working people in NB
Once again, Mr. Frank McKenna parachutes into New Brunswick with pronouncements on behalf of the neoliberal establishment. Last fall he...
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Private blueberry patch on public land irks northern New Brunswickers
Tracadie - InvestNB and Oxford Frozen Foods, a multinational corporation based in Nova Scotia, have forged a deal that is...
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