Restructuring of New Brunswick’s public health program poses threats
The Brian Gallant government’s plan to dramatically restructure New Brunswick’s public health program flies in the face of advice from ...
Smartpods and stupid investments: Who benefits from prison labour in New Brunswick?
At the end of August, The Financial Post published an article overviewing a court challenge by federal prisoners seeking to reverse ...
Workers go directly to jail while boss passes go and collects your $200 [audio]
This show by From the Margins talks about how Canadian criminal law reinforces exploitation of workers, using the example of ...
Petitcodiac residents shut down J.D. Irving presentation on forest spraying
An abruptly called protest of local residents shut down a J.D. Irving presentation on forest spraying to Petitcodiac Village council ...
Pain of Mount Polley spill felt in New Brunswick
Ekpahak/Fredericton - Jacinda Mack, a Nuxalk and Secwepemc woman from British Columbia, was on the unceded Wolastoq and Passamaquoddy territories ...
Homeless want to work [Video]
The stereotype of the homeless lacking ambition has been examined and found to be lacking, the National Alliance to End ...
NB Media Co-op’s 8th Annual General Meeting with Bruce Livesey
Bruce Livesey will speak about his award-winning "House of Irvings" series for The National Observer and the need for investigative ...
“We won’t be intimidated:” Miramichi salmon group on forest spraying
A senior employee at JD Irving, Ltd. warned the Miramichi Headwaters Salmon Federation they would face reprisals if they went ...
NBers stand up to spraying the forest near Mount Carleton Park
On August 5-7, on Route 385 near Tobique River, EcoVie, a group of concerned citizens, will be holding a demonstration ...
Kent County “water warriors” gather on Elsipogtog, view documentary celebrating their historic victory
“You have to normalize resistance. You have to normalize it in every aspect of what you’re doing,” Suzanne Patles, in ...