On Miramichi Lake, who holds the paddle?
For the past two years, a consortium of stakeholders in the salmon fishery has proposed to poison Miramichi Lake and ...
Slow deployment, safety hazards make SMRs a poor climate solution
Editor’s note: The first part of this feature (“SMRs riddled with high costs, among other ‘unresolved problems”) was published by ...
Carr Sappier: Empowering Indigenous voices through film
Turning a creative passion into a career was not something that Carr Sappier thought was an option when they were ...
Playwright with disability pens historical N.B. musical
Author, playwright and poet J. (Julie) Ivanel Johnson, an artist with a disability, has received a $20,000 grant from the Canada Council for ...
We are here for the heart of our land
Last summer, the Wolastoqey Mothers and Grandmothers took to the water to stop the spraying of Noxfish Fish Toxicant II ...
SMRs riddled with high costs, among other ‘unresolved problems’
This is the first part of a feature story which previously appeared on the website of Peace Magazine on July ...
Elder leads medicine walk for young minds
Fort Folly First Nation has developed an innovative relationship with Dorchester Consolidated School, an Anglophone K-8 school in rural Southeastern ...
Local foragers hope to restore New Brunswick’s harmed forests, starting with mycorrhiza
With a bug net in hand, Anthony Brooks tells a crowd of eager families and amateur foragers knowledge passed down ...
Advocates want environmental bill of rights to protect human health
Environmental groups in the province want legislation protecting New Brunswickers from harmful exposures to pollution-related illnesses associated with industrial development ...
Emergency services in Sackville area in decline
The crisis gripping New Brunswick health care services, from emergency ward closures to restricted hours, has fallen heavily on communities ...