Lives lived: Saint John’s working-class heroes
Almost all of them were born before the end of the First World War, several as early as the 1870s ...
Labour Party’s resurgence will have impact beyond Britain, says STU professor
Matthew Hayes is a Canada Research Chair in Global and International Studies, and a member of the editorial collective of ...
Wolastoq Grand Council granted more time to consolidate their legal case
Grand Chief Ron Tremblay and the Wolastoq Grand Council are moving closer in the Court of Queen's Bench of New ...
What the Mount Polley tailings disaster has to teach us to protect the Nashwaak from the Sisson mine
One of the world’s largest tailing dams is proposed to be constructed in the upper Nashwaak River Valley as part ...
St. Mary’s students win inaugural Indigenous youth writing award
Two Devon Middle School students were awarded the first Indigenous Youth Writing Award on Friday, June 9, 2017, in Fredericton. ...
March over the Nashwaak River to highlight the secrecy and risks of the Energy East tar sands pipeline project
A march will be held on Saturday, June 10th in Fredericton across the Nashwaak River, 1:00pm-1:45pm. Starting at 1:00pm, people ...
J.D. Irving gets lower tariff on softwood sales to U.S., smaller producers must pay more
The news that small independent sawmills across the Maritimes are being hit with a 19.88 percent tariff on lumber exports ...
How being involved in politics got me “blocked”
Editor's update: Hours after posting this story, MP Wayne Long unblocked his constituent on social media. When one becomes involved ...
Wendy Robbins encouraged us to “jump right in” for feminism: colleague
Editor’s note: These remarks were shared by Joanne Wright, a colleague of Wendy Robbins,’ at a memorial service held on ...
Return of the Wolastoq: Giving a river back its name
The Wolastoq Grand Council is supporting their youth's proposal to change the name of the Saint John River back to ...