Rural
Covered Bridge Potato Chip workers accept first contract, ending strike and boycott
Mike McLaughlin, Sarah Bernard, Tracy Glynn and Abram Lutes (L-R) showing support for the Covered Bridge...
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Fredericton takes back letter in support of Energy East, Canadian Chamber of Commerce cancels letter campaign
Members of the Council of Canadians Fredericton Chapter and others expressed their approval of Fredericton taking...
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Fracking causes waves in Sackville mayoralty campaign
All 16 candidates running for Sackville Town Council have declared their firm opposition to hydraulic fracturing as well as their...
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Elsipogtog to launch Aboriginal title claim to protect ancestral lands
Elsipogtog - The Elsipogtog Band is about to launch court action asserting the reality of its legal title to its...
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New report: Energy East pipeline threatens drinking water of up to 130,679 New Brunswickers, over 5 million Canadians along entire route
Fredericton – The drinking water in Edmundston, Saint Leonard, Saint Anne de Madawaska, Grand Falls, Cambridge Narrows, Hampton, Fredericton and...
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Resolve of Covered Bridge Potato Chip workers remains strong, despite the cold
Covered Bridge Potato Chip Workers have been on strike since January 5, spending most of the coldest winter months outside...
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Fracking commission report highlights need for a low-carbon economy in NB: environmental groups
Shale gas opponents gathered at the traditional longhouse erected by the Wolastoq people and allies in...
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What COP21 means for New Brunswick
Fredericton joined a historic global day of action on climate change on Sept. 21, 2014. Over...
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The Nashwaak River is one of the river bodies affected by the government of New Brunswick's...
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From the end of the line: Red Head resident on Energy East pipeline
Red Head - Every moment I am home I feel compelled to look out my front windows. Why? To make...
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