New Brunswick Legislature debates axing Advisory Council on the Status of Women
On Thursday, March 31, the New Brunswick Legislature debated a Liberal motion to reverse the decision to cut funding for ...
Back to the future: an equality to-do list for N.B. women
It looks like we women are back on our own to bring about the full citizenship and participation of women ...
Harper’s priorities out of whack: Fighter jets vs. green power
Canadian taxpayer dollars slated for fighter jets demonstrates Harper is “not” here for Canadian interests or the environment, says the ...
Protests continue against axing the Advisory Council on the Status of Women
More than 50 people gathered in front of the New Brunswick Legislature on March 31st to protest the abolishment of ...
Students call on provincial government to fund education
On March 21, the day before the budget, students from St. Thomas University delivered close to 1000 postcards signed by ...
New Brunswick Women’s History Map
The New Brunswick Advisory Council on the Status of Women has launched a Women’s History Map, an online listing of ...
Advisory Council fixes a democratic deficit
If women can now vote, hold property and run for elected office, it is because others fought for these rights. ...
Open letter calling for the reversal of decision to abolish the NB Advisory Council on the Status of Women
Dear Premier Alward, The New Brunswick Federation of Labour is shocked by your government’s decision to eliminate the New Brunswick ...
Budget cuts an ideological attack on women
The New Brunswick government announced this week that they will abolish the New Brunswick Advisory Council on the Status of ...
Academia’s failing First Nations
On March 1st, 2011, I attended a session at UNB titled "How the Mi'kmaq and Maliseet peoples are key to ...