From Colombia to New Brunswick: What does a just energy transition look like for where “blood coal” is extracted and burned?
With New Brunswick planning to close its Belledune coal plant in 2030 as part of Canada’s transition off coal, advocates ...
What can the lockdown teach us about reducing carbon emissions?
Thanks to the global coronavirus pandemic, 2020 is almost certain to be the first year the world has managed to ...
Will the new finance minister redirect $19 billion from fighter jets to a gender-aware budget?
The newly installed Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has previously claimed that Canada has "pursued a feminist foreign policy," also highlighting that "women's rights are ...
Picnic protest to save Fundy’s forested watersheds, home to endangered Atlantic salmon
On August 15, a small group of concerned citizens held a picnic protest in a parking lot in the Fundy ...
Facts vs fictions about the new nuclear reactors promoted by the PCs and Liberals for New Brunswick
The Liberal party on the campaign trail and the PC party in their pre-election plans are both proposing to build ...
Kevin Arseneau wants action on food sovereignty in New Brunswick
Green MLA for Kent North, Kevin Arseneau, is calling for genuine action rather than talking around the topic of food ...
Myths about new nuclear reactors promoted by Liberal party leader Vickers
Liberal party leader Kevin Vickers is actively promoting untruths about nuclear energy as he begins his election campaign. In his ...
Tertulias, Fredericton’s philosophy cafés, are back this fall online
St. Thomas University and University of New Brunswick professors have been delivering tertulias on big thinkers and artists -- from ...
It’s hard enough to get an abortion in New Brunswick—closing Clinic 554 won’t help
This article, first published in The Pigeon, is the first in a two-part series about Clinic 554 and health care ...
Indigenous trainees build food sovereignty skills at Fredericton’s Hayes Farm
A partnership between the Joint Economic Development Initiative (JEDI) and Hayes Farm resulted in bursaries this year for two Indigenous ...