Politics
La révision de la Loi sur les langues officielles et les limites des circonscriptions électorales sont les principales préoccupations politiques de la SANB
Réduire le nombre de circonscriptions électorales au Nouveau-Brunswick "serait catastrophique pour la représentation des Acadiens et des Acadiennes et des...
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Official Languages Act, electoral boundaries top political concerns for Acadians: SANB
Reducing the number of electoral districts in New Brunswick "would be catastrophic for Acadian and francophone representation in Fredericton," and...
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Que penser de la transaction Brunswick News – Postmedia ?
On peut trouver quelques raisons de se réjouir de la vente des titres de presse de Brunswick News à de...
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An open letter to the Freedom Convoy: You are not revolutionaries
On January 6, 2021, just over 2,000 working-class Americans took to the United States Capitol to protest. Convinced that Donald...
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Legitimate grievances of truckers overshadowed by agitators, says prof
Though truckers are supposed to be the central actors in the current convoy protests that have led this week to...
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The struggles of newcomers and rural New Brunswickers are linked – despite what Irving newspapers sell you
The Irving papers want rural New Brunswickers to blame your newcomer neighbour instead of, well, the Irvings. Brunswick News published...
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New Brunswick government moves to limit debate on municipal reform bill
In a move that some opposition MLAs called a “gag order,” the Higgs government is seeking to restrict the time...
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LSD association president condemns New Brunswick municipal reform plan as undemocratic
The Higgs government’s plan for municipal reform is coming under fire from a group that represents nearly a third of...
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Mount Allison professor questions provincial motives for municipal reform
A Mount Allison politics professor says he wonders about some of the reasons behind the Higgs government’s plans for municipal...
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Experts urge ‘go-slow’ approach on municipal reform in New Brunswick
Researchers at Western University in Ontario say New Brunswick could achieve municipal reform without resorting to forced amalgamations such as...
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