Rural
Shale gas opponents tell SWN to go home in St. Louis-de-Kent, SWN cancels meeting with mayors
Approximately 350 people from Kent County and across the province of New Brunswick gathered in St. Louis-de-Kent on May 28th...
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“Don’t come knocking:” shale gas opponents
Fredericton - The unveiling of New Brunswick’s Oil and Gas Blueprint comes during an upswing of vigilance and organizing by...
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Hillsborough: a village in the crosshairs of oil and gas development
There is no way around it. A village without water will die. Several years ago, our village dug 35 wells...
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Oil and Gas Blueprint: a misprint for our future
Residents of Corn Hill, NB, demonstrate against shale gas in 2011. Photo courtesy of CCNB Action....
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Gloves come off in salmon war
Billboards like this one in Halifax are drawing attention to unsustainable fish farming practices occurring in...
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How many jobs can a tree provide? Filmmaker shows difference between JD Irving and value-added producers
Click on image to view video.How many jobs can a tree provide? Kedgwick filmmaker Charles Theriault visits Tobique Log Homes...
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Concerns with public forest management on the big screen
Charles Thériault, a filmmaker from the northern New Brunswick community of Kedgwick, is making a documentary to answer the question,...
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Stanley Market season to be longest yet
The 2013 market season in Stanley is coming back earlier than ever to the small town. Commencing on April 21...
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Mines and the waters and lives they threaten
Fredericton - Sandra Carolina Ascencio, a community advocate and environmental activist from El Salvador, told 40 people gathered at Wilmot...
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Can we have prosperity without pipelines?
Fredericton - The Alward government's announcement in February that it would be offering its full support to the construction of...
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