Environment
Student anti-mining activist murdered in El Salvador
On June 2, 2011, in the city of Ilobasco, Cabañas, thirty year-old Juan Francisco Duran Ayala was putting up flyers...
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Forest bill threatens forest and obligates us to pay companies: CCNB
Fredericton - The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is raising concerns with Bill 44, An Act to Amend the Crown...
Read moreFreehold freed of wetlands
The J.D. Irving project was registered for an Environmental Impact Assessment with the Department of Environment on February 8, 2011. ...
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Nothing but blue skies: Co-operative brings organic gardening to people with mental challenges
Sackville’s new Open Sky Co-operative aims to open up possibilities for individuals with mental challenges. The group’s founders (Margaret and...
Read moreGovernment must ensure a just settlement for Penobsquis
An open letter to New Brunswick Premier David Alward and Natural Resources Minister Bruce Northrup. I wish to alert you...
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Penobsquis residents testifying at hearings
The outside demonstration moved to the Ambassador Inn in Sussex, the conference site of the Atlantic provinces' Premiers, later that...
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Habitat for wildlife or more wood for J.D. Irving?
On the same day that New Brunswickers--young and old and from different parts of the province--were rallying for greater wildlife...
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When is a wetland not a wetland? CCNB Action says Minister is failing wetlands
On May 11, CCNB Action brought to the public's attention the Environment Minister's failure to protect wetlands in the province...
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Shale gas protest hits Doaktown
About two dozen people could be counted protesting SWN Resources' open house at anytime, from 2:00pm to 8:00pm, in Doaktown...
Read moreNew Brunswick’s eco-heroes to be celebrated this Saturday
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) will present its annual Milton F. Gregg Conservation Awards in Fredericton Saturday night...
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