Minimum wage increases do not trigger job losses
Moncton - The main argument put forth by small and medium size business owners is that a higher minimum wage ...
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Food prices jump 5.74% in the past year in New Brunswick
We are experiencing a sharp increase in food prices. In July 2010, the Common Front for Social Justice had surveyed ...
Common Front for Social Justice proposes changes to social assistance policies
The Common Front for Social Justice is fighting to build a more compassionate society, based on respect and dignity for ...
From Fredericton to Halifax, our challenges are the same
Our public universities have been foundational to the construction of the Canada that we know today, a country that for ...
Common Front: stop the regressive tax reforms
Budgets are about making political decisions that will have a lasting effect on all citizens. The present government is going ...
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. ...
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) ...
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 ...
Common Front discusses party platforms on poverty
The Common Front for Social Justice had asked all political parties to share their platform on reducing poverty in New ...
Common Front: People with disabilities could face rent increase
Kelly Lamrock is attacking New Brunswickers on certified disability with his changes in delivering their yearly supplement, according to the ...