Paul Robeson in Saint John, New Brunswick, October 1945: A Concert that was More than a Concert
The acclaimed play by Tayo Aluko, “Call Mr Robeson: A Life, with Songs,” is on tour ...
Hayes Urban Teaching Farm shows that NB’s economic future can be bright
Today's news announced that New Brunswick may actually be in last place for economic growth. Cue online comment sections crammed ...
Jeremy Dutcher’s video honours the resistance of the Mi’kmaq
Tobique native Jeremy Dutcher has released a music video for The Honour Song that prominently features the 2013 resistance to ...
Indigenous historian urges scrapping investments in fossil fuels
The campaign to get Mount Allison University to pull its investments from big fossil fuel companies got a boost this ...
Sixth grader Kendra Levi-Paul is stepping up and speaking out in support of equal access for First Nations children in care
Eleven-year-old Kendra Levi-Paul is demanding that First Nation youth no longer be forgotten – and on Feb. 13 she’s taking ...
UNB Graduate Student Association unimpressed by provincial budget
The University of New Brunswick's Graduate Student Association (GSA) says that the province's 2018 budget lacks vision and fails to ...
Janice Harvey explores the changing eco-political discourse in Canadian media
Janice Harvey showed the “corporate dominance of political agendas” in her investigation of editorials found in leading Canadian newspaper, something ...
Mt. A students again ask university governing board to shed investments in big oil
Students activists are again urging Mount Allison’s highest governing body to join a growing worldwide movement and withdraw the university’s investments ...
Women’s March Fredericton planning for diverse future
Women's March in Fredericton on Jan. 20, 2018. Photo by Rhonda Connell. More than 300 women ...
Knowing is half the battle – Modernize the Right to Information Act
Limits surrounding the public’s right to information requests keep New Brunswickers in the dark about the true costs of privatization ...