Environment
Invitation from CUPE to enjoy New Brunswick parks and attractions this summer
The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) invites everyone to support the local economy and the members of CUPE 1190...
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Sisson Mine update: milking the pandemic in New Brunswick
It seems that mineral exploration companies sense the panic in the Higgs government and its desire to appear to be...
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Planting urban food gardens in New Brunswick
With crowded neighbours, limited space and bustling roads, urban dwellers may feel discouraged from growing food on their property. For...
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Are you living in a food desert in New Brunswick?
A food desert is an area where access to affordable, healthy food is restricted because residents do not have a...
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NB Power’s renewable energy claims disputed
NB Power claims to be supplying New Brunswick with over 40 percent renewable energy but a local solar firm says...
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Why I write for the NB Media Co-op
When The Brief first began to circulate, I was just finishing university and living near my family in Sussex, NB....
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Eel River Bar First Nation’s adaptation to sea level rise using a two-eyed seeing approach
In Ugpi’ganjig, also known as Eel River Bar First Nation, Blueberry Point is predicted to be underwater due to sea...
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What’s happening this week on Fredericton’s teaching farm?
Farmers will be the first to tell you that growing food is one of the most unpredictable, challenging, yet rewarding...
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“We know what you are against, but what are you for?” Farming and permaculture in Bayside, New Brunswick
This past Saturday, 20 people met at Mike Humble's FoodsGood Farm in Bayside, New Brunswick to learn about using permaculture...
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Radioactive waste: a big problem for New Brunswick’s proposed new nuclear reactors
On June 26, the federal government ended the Environmental Assessment of a proposed radioactive waste storage facility beside Lake Huron,...
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