Environment
NB silviculture subsidies can be reduced
Don Roberts said (Atlantic Forestry Review, January, 2011, page 19) at the 2010 NB Forestry Summit that the province is...
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Indigenous protesters blockading mine owned by Vancouver-based Goldcorp assaulted, taken hostage
On Feb. 28, 2011, communities took action to pressure the government of Guatemala to carry out the Precautionary Measures MC-260-07...
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Protect our forests to save jobs and wildlife
An open letter to Premier David Alward and Natural Resources Minister Bruce Northrup from New Brunswick scientists and conservationists. Your...
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New Brunswick should never become a nuclear waste dump for the rest of Canada
In the rest of Canada, there's a nasty little rumour going on about New Brunswick. Apparently, the Nuclear Waste Management...
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Sussex area residents question government on fracking
People from the Sussex area demanded answers from Bruce Northrup, Minister of Natural Resources and Margaret-Ann Blaney, Minister of the...
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From Sea to Poisoned Sea: Harper Government proposes new regulation that would facilitate toxic pesticide use on salmon farms
Despite mounting public concern over the impact of aquaculture pesticides on the marine environment, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) is...
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Remembering the Christmas Mountains
Almost 20 years ago, New Brunswickers began a battle to save the Christmas Mountains in northern New Brunswick in what...
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Victory for Rockwood Park
Rockwood Park, at some 2300 acres in size, is one of the largest municipal parks in Canada. It is known...
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Why is Hydro-Quebec silent about the Point Lepreau fiasco?
New Brunswick citizens staged a protest at noon on Jan. 26, 2011, in Fredericton, outside the headquarters of NB Power....
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Lepreau is a white elephant: activists
The Point Lepreau Decommissioning Caucus staged a mock trial in front of NB Power's headquarters today, Jan. 26, 2011 in...
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