The real Trud’oh teams up with Doug Ford to scuttle refugee rights
There’s been a lot of hype about this Sunday's Canada-themed episode of The Simpsons, which will reportedly see Lisa Simpson accidentally ...
The Lac-Mégantic rail disaster’s fallout
During Earth Week, talk of oil, pipelines, trains and community and environmental tragedy filled Conserver House. As the original location ...
Mayworks Festival begins in Fredericton
Artists and workers invite all to celebrate the fifth annual Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts in Fredericton ...
We want accessible education for everybody: STUdent-led protest sparks change at Legislature
A recent student protest has pushed the Higgs' Conservative government to backtrack on one of its cuts to post-secondary education. ...
Workers unite against austerity
Workers in New Brunswick are preparing to defend their hard-earned rights in the workplace and beyond. In the coming ...
The Lac-Mégantic disaster, New Brunswick, and Irving companies: an interview with Bruce Campbell
The Lac-Mégantic rail disaster and an Irving company, NB Southern Railway, were together in the same CBC news story last ...
Outgoing CUPE NB president Daniel Légère praised as “an elevater”
A chapter in the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) New Brunswick’s history has closed with Daniel Légère’s end of ...
“It is New Brunswick that enriches the Irvings, not the Irvings that enrich New Brunswick:” An interview with Alain Deneault
According to its website, the renowned French journal, Le Monde diplomatique (LMD), is “a truly international newspaper linking people who ...
Home Made Visible films presented in Fredericton
Local filmmaker Lisa Jodoin hosted the screening of six striking short films at the Fredericton Public Library on April 14. ...
Andrea Bear Nicholas analyses Maliseet history with settler colonialism
Understanding history is crucial to shaping the common future of Indigenous peoples and settlers. On April 11, Andrea Bear Nicholas ...