Stanley residents left wondering when arsons will stop
The village of Stanley has been plagued by what is thought to be crimes of arson lately. Many locals recall ...
Acadian Lines moves to not increase bus service between cities; Union fears job losses
The Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1229, the union for Acadian Lines employees, is among many opposed to Acadian Lines' ...
Report from Rally to Restore Sanity
Former CHSR DJ Kesten Broughton has issued this report from the Rally to Restore Sanity held in Washington, D.C. on ...
Anti-poverty activist among first to be awarded Order of Moncton
Sister Auréa Cormier, a well-known anti-poverty activist, will be among the first recipients of the Order of Moncton. Cormier is ...
Protest against stealth fighters in Ottawa
In late October 2010, members of the No Stealth Fighters Campaign and Ottawa's Raging Grannies protested against Canada's purchase of ...
Student union responds to Acadian Lines’ route request
On behalf of students at St. Thomas University, I would like to urge the Energy and Utilities Board not to ...
Canada goes the way of the Dodo
The Dodo Bird and dinosaurs are undoubtedly the most recognizable extinct species. The dodo has become the quintessential symbol of ...
Florian Levesque: An organizing force in Northern New Brunswick
In environmental and social justice activist circles in New Brunswick, Florian Levesque is a familiar name. Earlier this year, Levesque ...
Doing work differently after bullying
Researchers at University of New Brunswick interviewed 36 women from this region who had been bullied in the workplace. What ...
Hungarian toxic spill is harbinger for New Brunswick
The recent spill of toxic sludge at Ajka in Hungary should grab the attention of the public in the Nashwaak ...