Win! Judge overturns Alton Gas approval
Finally, some good news! After six years of Mi’kmaq-led resistance to the Alton Gas natural gas storage project, yesterday marked ...
Tag: Council of Canadians
Climate crisis: more action outside than inside the NB Legislature
This week the top scientific journal Nature published a report that our planet "may have already crossed a series of ...
Council of Canadians supports Wolastoq camp, opposes Schedule 2 exemption for Sisson mine
The Council of Canadians is against the proposed Northcliff Resources Sisson mine that was approved by the Trudeau government in ...
“Hands Across the Bay of Fundy” for the future we want
Heavy rains and winds did not dampen the commitment of the approximately 80 people gathered to protect their communities and ...
Wolastoq Grand Council granted more time to consolidate their legal case
Grand Chief Ron Tremblay and the Wolastoq Grand Council are moving closer in the Court of Queen's Bench of New ...
March over the Nashwaak River to highlight the secrecy and risks of the Energy East tar sands pipeline project
A march will be held on Saturday, June 10th in Fredericton across the Nashwaak River, 1:00pm-1:45pm. Starting at 1:00pm, people ...
New report: Energy East pipeline threatens drinking water of up to 130,679 New Brunswickers, over 5 million Canadians along entire route
Fredericton – The drinking water in Edmundston, Saint Leonard, Saint Anne de Madawaska, Grand Falls, Cambridge Narrows, Hampton, Fredericton and ...
Wolastoq leaders pro-nature, anti-pipeline
Fredericton - A cold wind whistled through the trees and snowflakes danced in the air, but inside the Crown Plaza ...
Council of Canadians mobilizing on the muzzling of NB’s chief medical officer’s leave
New Brunswick's chief medical officer of health has been put on leave. CBC reports, "New Brunswick's chief medical officer of ...
Saint John moving ahead with public-private partnership for its drinking water
Saint John city council is moving ahead with a public-private partnership (P3) for a new 100 million litre per day ...