New Brunswick
“Why the Black community needs to be given the opportunity to write its own history”: A review of Black Loyalists in New Brunswick by Stephen Davidson
I am a sixth generation descendant of early Black settler to New Brunswick. My ancestor Solomon Kendall first served with...
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Opposition Day features a bold display of male power against abortion access in the New Brunswick Legislature
On Thursday, Dec. 17, Liberal MLA Isabelle Thériault (Caraquet) introduced a motion urging the government to remove existing legislation that...
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Mi’kmaq artist Tara Francis “transforming the traditions of the past into the voice of the future”
Tara Francis is a Mi'kmaq artist from Elsipogtog First Nation. She considers herself a contemporary artist, influenced by traditional techniques...
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Opposition Day at the Legislature: Motion fails on inquiry into systemic racism
Thursday, Dec. 10, the first Opposition Day of New Brunswick's new Legislature, featured debate on a Liberal Party motion for...
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Pandemic inequality: Premier Higgs attempts to squeeze money from unionized front-line public sector workers while billionaire wealth rises
During the pandemic, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs is trying to squeeze income from front-line public sector workers while at...
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Student-led fossil fuel divestment campaigns continue in New Brunswick through the pandemic
FREDERICTON–Despite the pandemic, students at New Brunswick's four main universities are keeping their focus on the need for climate action:...
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MLA Megan Mitton sharply critical of Elections NB investigation into ‘voter suppression tactics’ against students
Green Party MLA Megan Mitton is criticizing the results of an investigation into the harassment, hostility, threats and intimidation dozens...
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“We are caretakers of the land”: Blueberry harvest about more than income
Indigenous participants in Maine's blueberry harvest might see the end of a longtime tradition with lasting impacts for Indigenous culture....
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Understanding the legacy of Joe Blades in the COVID-19 era
Editor's note: Joe Blades was a Fredericton-based poet, publisher and labour activist who passed away on April 22, 2020. Joe...
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Food for the future: food forests in New Brunswick
Since the beginning of the pandemic, what a small group of people used to discuss, has now hit home with...
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