Opposition Day in the Legislature: Climate emergency vs profits for industry
On May 9, New Brunswick's provincial opposition parties could potentially debate their new bills for the first time since mid-December. ...
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Outgoing CUPE NB president Daniel Légère praised as “an elevater”
A chapter in the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) New Brunswick’s history has closed with Daniel Légère’s end of ...
Living the good life in rural New Brunswick
Taymouth shares many of the struggles faced by rural communities in New Brunswick but newcomers choosing to make their home ...
From Sikniktuk to Wet’suwet’en: Say no to RCMP enforcement of corporate injunctions on unceded Indigenous territory
On January 6, solidarity activists with the Wet’suwet’en land and water protectors posted a photo on social media showing a ...
Nashwaak residents see a future in farming, not fracking [video]
Listen to Nashwaak residents Jim Emberger and Amy Floyd talk about the need to create clean rural economies in New Brunswick. ...
Opposition Day at the Legislature: Pay equity and fracking debated
After the recent provincial election resulted in a historic four-party minority government, the NB Media Co-op stated it would write ...
Opposition to shale gas returns as Progressive Conservatives threaten to lift moratorium
Two dozen people rallied against shale gas in New Brunswick outside a natural gas conference in Moncton on a frigid ...
“We never surrendered:” Wolastoq Grand Council Chief [video]
Listen to Wolastoq Grand Council Chief Ron Tremblay speak about the importance of protecting the land and treaties in this ...
“We never surrendered:” Wolastoq Grand Council Chief
Indigenous peoples across Canada are decrying the Supreme Court of Canada ruling on Oct. 11, 2018 that the federal government ...
Kent North candidates call for better health care, improved roads and more power for LSDs
St. Louis de Kent - Kent North is one of the provincial ridings where political pundits have suggested the Green ...