Health
Former councillor plans complaint to Horizon after being turned away from Sackville ER
A former Sackville Town Councillor says he plans to file a complaint with the Horizon Health Network after a fruitless...
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Petition calls for indoor masking in New Brunswick schools until end of April, parents divided
Children returned from March Break across New Brunswick on Monday just as the provincial government lifted all remaining COVID-19 restrictions....
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End the ‘no spouse in the house’ rule in social assistance
On Friday, March 4, 2022, the New Brunswick government announced changes to its long outdated Household Income Policy that would...
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Mettre fin à la règle de la cohabitation
Le vendredi 4 mars 2022, le gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick a annoncé des changements à la Politique sur le revenu des...
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Students crave connection as they navigate barriers to housing, education, health care
The global pandemic has students encountering a much different university experience. In Fredericton, students are navigating COVID-19 while also struggling...
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Queer poet and writer Triny Finlay offers ‘Healing Through Poetry’ workshop
Queer poet, writer, and creative writing professor Triny Finlay is offering a workshop geared towards those dealing with mental health...
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Volunteer work to support seniors: a government strategy that raises many questions
In early January 2022, we learned that nearly 500 New Brunswick health care workers are no longer at work because...
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Le bénévolat pour assurer le soutien aux personnes âgées: une stratégie gouvernementale qui soulève de nombreuses questions
Au début du mois de janvier 2022, on apprenait que près de 500 employé.e.s du système de santé du Nouveau-Brunswick...
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Nora Loreto on Spin Doctors: How Politicians and the Media Misdiagnosed the COVID-19 Pandemic [video]
Nora Loreto, writer and editor of the Canadian Association of Labour Media (CALM), kicked off the first lecture in the...
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Free menstrual hygiene products in New Brunswick schools is a great start
The provincial Department of Education and Early Childhood Development recently announced it will give more than $115,000 to school districts...
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