*Opinion*
The in-between: a poem about Fredericton’s Phoenix Learning Centre
The dichotomy between wealth and poverty in the City of Fredericton is undeniable. When I first moved to Fredericton the...
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Higgs’s reckless COVID experiment endangers public health
With COVID cases rising in New Brunswick, how much longer will Higgs’s experiment with pandemic libertarianism continue? While Alberta has...
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Plutonium: from Nagasaki to New Brunswick
Today, August 9, is the 76th anniversary of the US military's atomic bombing of the City of Nagasaki in Japan....
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The ultimate insult to New Brunswick’s woods workers
As prices for lumber and other wood products have soared, we have seen none of it. It’s the ultimate insult...
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Canada set to buy armed drones in 2022-23 that the military says are capable of “pinpoint strikes”
On July 27, Daniel Hale, a 33-year-old former United States Air Force signals intelligence analyst who helped locate targets for...
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Petitcodiac River: historical transition nearing completion
The environmental transition of the Petitcodiac River will be completed soon, with the new bridge opening scheduled for October 5....
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Building food sovereignty in New Brunswick with a worker-owned cooperative
Early morning on June 20th, people from the Fredericton and the Miramichi headed to Pleasant Ridge in unceded Mi’kma’ki territory...
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A letter from someone who stayed
There was no way anyone could have predicted what New Brunswick could have accomplished in the last two decades. Just...
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New Brunswick’s Household Income Policy forcing persons with a disability to live alone
The Household Income Policy needs to be changed for persons with a disability. We should not have to live alone,...
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On justice and the criminalization of advocacy: An update on Vaughn Barnett’s case
On February 27, 2020, Vaughn Barnett, a Fredericton anti-poverty activist, was sentenced by New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Chief...
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