Environment
Sisson mine: What is acceptable risk?
While the possibility of a disastrous tailing dam failure at the proposed Sisson Mine presents a serious environmental and economic...
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Province blind to cancer ‘hotspots;’ can’t see the elephant in the living room
Is New Brunswick's provincial government deliberately hiding the truth from itself about cancer, cancer 'hotspots,' and the connection between some...
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NB government ignores glyphosate health threat; urban, rural protests against forest spray and Monsanto growing
St. Ignace - Two Rogersville area men, Romeo Martin and Laurie Richard, have been sentenced to six months probation by...
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Red Head: end of the line for Energy East?
Lynaya Astephen, resident of Red Head, at the Quebec Act on Climate March in late March...
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UNB student from Nepal calls for relief support in rural areas
On Saturday, Nigam Khanal, 27, was at the Delta Brunswick Hotel in Saint John attending a health and safety conference....
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Energy we can get behind: photos from Act on Climate
Act on Climate March in Quebec City on April 11, 2015. Photo by Jon MacNeill. At...
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Elsipogtog land defender Annie Clair fights legal charges
Annie Clair, centre, will be heading to Moncton soon to face charges relating to the violent...
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Red Head is “the end of the line” for Energy East
Cacuna stopped it. South Portland stopped it. Now it is Red Head's turn to stand up against the tar sands...
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CANADALAND live in Fredericton: biting the hand that feeds in Irvingland
The Irving family of New Brunswick own more land than anyone in the world except for royalty and the Pope,...
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Forest herbicide listed as “probable carcinogen” as protesters face fines for blocking its spray
Update: charges have been dropped against those who blocked a truck carrying forest herbicides near Rogersville in September. More to...
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