*Opinion*
Higgs’ proposals will not reduce poverty
Une version française suit le texte anglais. In his state of the province address, Premier Blaine Higgs took up the...
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All are not equal before the law in Guatemala
Last June, I got asked to help with translation for folks working on a documentary about the international declaration on...
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STU’s history of “Indigenization”
Despite the Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqey flags flying at the foot of the campus, St. Thomas University (STU) has a decade-long...
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Atlantic Premiers can improve economy by tackling poverty
As our Atlantic premiers meet this week in Charlottetown PEI, they have much talking to do. They must discuss poverty,...
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Women’s March Fredericton takes a stand for equality
More than 100 participants took to the streets for the 3rd Annual Women’s March in downtown Fredericton on Saturday to...
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Interest rate hike pause, workers’ wages stagnant
The Bank of Canada paused increases to their benchmark interest rate this week, partly because consumption spending and housing investment...
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2021 Francophonie Games: On the importance of diplomacy
Since the news broke last December of the skyrocketing costs of the 2021 Francophonie Games, many articles and thought-provoking musings...
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Canadians like to think of themselves as peacemakers. The Saudi arms deal suggests otherwise
They came, they saw, they stopped. In the light morning winter rain, small cars and pickup trucks entered the open...
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From Sikniktuk to Wet’suwet’en: Say no to RCMP enforcement of corporate injunctions on unceded Indigenous territory
On January 6, solidarity activists with the Wet’suwet’en land and water protectors posted a photo on social media showing a...
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A call to action by anglophones on language rights in New Brunswick
In 2019 New Brunswick celebrates 50 years as Canada's only officially bilingual province. The equality of both linguistic groups is...
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