New Brunswick
The flip to low-carbon mobility – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #19
October 25, 2030 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) Dear friends, What a difference a decade can make! At the end of 2019,...
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Negotiations deadlocked between province and general labour and trades workers
On Oct. 22, the New Brunswick Labour and Employment Board declared a deadlock in negotiations between Canadian Union of Public...
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New Brunswick approves J.D. Irving gypsum mine in Upham despite local concerns
The New Brunswick government has given a conditional approval to a J.D. Irving-owned gypsum mine near the Hammond River in...
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What if we had had electoral reform?
Last night’s election results showed a majority of Canadians preferred a minority government, with wide speculation that “progressive” voters throughout...
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History is not Ludlow’s shield
In recent months there has been a growing debate about New Brunswick’s loyalist past, and especially how it fits in...
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The struggle continues for abortion access in New Brunswick
Restricting access to abortion is a core right-wing strategy to control women by taking away their reproductive choices. Abortion access...
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Calling all UNB alumni to support fossil fuel divestment
The University of New Brunswick (UNB) research project RAVEN (Rural Action and Voices for the Environment) is asking all UNB...
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They came in waves – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #18
October 11, 2030 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) Dear friends, The 2020s were years of unexpected demographic change in New Brunswick. Young...
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Dr. Adrian Edgar on the impending closure of Clinic 554
La version française suit la version anglaise CLOSURE STATEMENT OF DR. ADRIAN EDGAR FROM CLINIC 554Fredericton, New Brunswick. October 10,...
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Einbahnstraße: on the Maritime Bus to Edmundston
Wednesday, September 11, 2019. 19:30. Fredericton bus terminal. Enough time to grab water and have a smoke. Several packages change...
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