CCNB says goodbye to David Coon
David Coon did not want a public goodbye from the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, but he is going to ...
Disaster relief for Fredericton’s Carleton Street fire victims
In the early hours of Thanksgiving Sunday, a fire destroyed a 26 bedroom rooming house and restaurant in downtown Fredericton. ...
After the defeat of Motion 312: We won the battle. Next, the war
In the aftermath of last week's resounding defeat of Motion 312 in the House of Commons by a vote of ...
By invitation only? Oil regulator must fix Gulf oil consultations
Halifax - The Sierra Club's Atlantic Canada Chapter and the Save Our Seas and Shores Coalition is calling on Newfoundland ...
Response to “Secular ignorance and abortion”
I recently came across a column called, "Secular ignorance and abortion” by Meredith Gillis in the student newspaper, The Aquinian. ...
Invest in New Brunswick?
Our province is going through rough economic times. Since the 2008 economic crisis brought upon us by our friends in ...
Offshore drilling not worth risk
Now that hurricane season is here we are seeing images of BP oil arriving once again on Louisiana beaches. This ...
Alward government decides to release shale gas health study
The Alward government has announced that they will release the health study on shale gas by Chief Medical Officer, Dr. ...
Shale gas opponents demand release of health study and public consultations
Shale gas opponents want the government of New Brunswick to release the Chief Medical Officer's health study on shale gas ...
Sisters in Spirit Vigils to honour missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls on Oct. 4th
Each year on October 4th, communities across Canada come together to honour the lives of missing and murdered Aboriginal women ...