Decision to be made in anti-poverty activist’s contempt case
New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench Chief Justice will give her decision in the case for contempt against Fredericton anti-poverty ...
Mount Allison University heading for second faculty strike in six years
Barring a last-minute breakthrough, it appears that about 150 full-time professors and librarians at Mount Allison University will walk off ...
Enough dithering on French immersion
New Brunswick is a linguistic microcosm of Canada. Here, the country’s two official languages enjoy legal equality and we can ...
Common Front campaign targets myths, prejudices about people living in poverty
A campaign targeting the most common myths and prejudices about people living in poverty is being launched today (January 27, ...
Towards a low-carbon Fredericton
In May, Fredericton will choose a mayor in the midst of a global climate emergency that can no longer be ...
“We have more in common with the construction worker in Iran:” Saint John rallies against war with Iran
Two dozen people in Saint John marked the global day of action against war in Iran on Saturday, Jan. 25 ...
No war with Iran | Non à la guerre à l’Iran
On Saturday, January 25, thousands of demonstrations against a war with Iran will be held across the world. In New ...
Dear Fredericton city councillors: #MeToo made survivors into a powerful political constituency. Why should we vote for you?
Editor's note: On February 24, 2020, a jury in New York found Harvey Weinstein guilty on two counts: criminal sexual ...
Honouring Pamela George in Fredericton
Pamela George’s presence haunted the room through a beautiful red dress hanging to the left of the panelists during the ...
Activist facing contempt for offering assistance to low-income people
Fredericton anti-poverty activist Vaughn Barnett is being taken to the Court of Queen’s Bench in Fredericton on January 27 by ...