Connecting the dots for youth with complex needs
Over 1,000 people wearing white t-shirts with a black dot on the front of them gathered at Wilmot Park in ...
Listuguj local ratifies first collective agreement
The staff at Alaqsite’w Gitpu School in the Mi’gmaq First Nation of Listuguj in Quebec has ratified its first collective ...
Worried about gas exploration? Look to B.C.
Fort Nelson is a place most Canadians have not heard of and will never visit. Yet in early 2011, both ...
New Brunswick Federation of Labour’s new year message
On behalf of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour (NBFL), I would like to extend my best wishes to our ...
The good, the bad and the ugly
The Common Front for Social Justice has released its assessment of where the province stands in its fight against poverty. ...
Union declares victory over Walmart in free speech battle
Le français suit l'anglais. A settlement has been reached at the Quebec Superior Court that upholds www.walmartworkerscanada.ca, a labour rights ...
Miramichi in the midst of a storm
Miramichi, located in northeastern New Brunswick, is a relatively small community in Canada, but one of the largest urban communities ...
Connecting the dots
Over 1,000 supporters gathered in Fredericton on Wednesday, Dec. 8th to connect the dots for better mental health services for ...
New Brunswick’s forestry policy needs improvement
Nova Scotia announced last week that they will no longer fund herbicide spraying of their forest and they will reduce ...
Right to food highlighted on Human Rights Day in Moncton
On December 10th, International Human Rights Day, members of the Common Front for Social Justice offered free fricot (chicken stew) ...