Canada should acknowledge its role in the A bomb: Hiroshima survivor
Toronto’s Setsuko Thurlow survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, 75 years ago today. She wrote this letter to Prime Minister ...
A visit to Liberty Tree Nursery in New Brunswick
In the community of Beaverdam, New Brunswick, small business owner and forester Jesse Saindon is working at establishing a unique ...
Clinic 554 seeks last-ditch meeting with Premier Higgs as it lets patients go
Clinic 554’s Medical Director Dr. Adrian Edgar has the heartbreaking task of telling his patients they are losing their family ...
Premier Higgs should embrace Wolastoqey overtures: Quakers
Dear Premier Higgs, We are writing to you from a heritage of concern for fair dealing with the Indigenous Peoples ...
Take that Fillmore: Federal court finds the US not safe for refugees
In a federal court ruling that came down last week, the Canada-US Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) was found to ...
Lowest-paid workers in Shannex homes in New Brunswick excluded from federal wage top-up
The union representing workers at retirement homes across New Brunswick is calling out the provincial government and Shannex, the owner ...
Canada’s only CUPE lock-out ends in New Brunswick
After 24 weeks locked-out of their workplace, the members of CUPE 4193 voted on July 28 to accept a new ...
Invitation from CUPE to enjoy New Brunswick parks and attractions this summer
The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) invites everyone to support the local economy and the members of CUPE 1190 ...
Canadian corporate assets reach record high in Bermuda and other tax havens
The amount of Canadian corporate assets in the top 12 tax havens soared to a new high of $381 billion ...
Sisson Mine update: milking the pandemic in New Brunswick
It seems that mineral exploration companies sense the panic in the Higgs government and its desire to appear to be ...