Is New Brunswick’s so-called “double tax” increasing your rent?
As the province’s affordable housing crisis has deepened, some pundits, press and landlords have taken advantage to draw attention to ...
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Corinne Hersey, Fredericton mayoral candidate: “You can’t be a leader unless you’re serving the people”
The NB Media Co-op interviewed Corinne Hersey who is running for mayor in Fredericton this May to hear more about ...
New Brunswick tenants protest rent hikes and evictions
Today, April 8, tenants gathered at the New Brunswick Legislature in Fredericton to demand an eviction ban and two per ...
Fredericton homeless drop-in centre faces opposition but much needed, advocates say
Fredericton city council will hear from the public tonight on a zoning amendment to permit a drop-in centre and nine assisted ...
30 groups call on New Brunswick to protect tenants during pandemic
As New Brunswick tenants face exorbitant rent hikes, as high as 50 and 62 per cent, more than 30 organizations, ...
Accessible, multi-generational and intentional: Alternative housing models on the horizon in New Brunswick (part 2 of 2)
There are many challenges faced by seniors wishing to age in place, but there are also many solutions. Some of ...
Rent hikes and stagnant incomes leave New Brunswickers without housing this COVID winter
Imagine the shock if we were to wake to an overnight 50 per cent increase in fuel prices, making it ...
Seniors open the door for conversations on accessible rural housing in New Brunswick (part 1 of 2)
This past summer I had the pleasure of connecting with the newly-formed Upper Nashwaak Valley Seniors Housing Association to discuss ...
New Brunswick needs rental reform—and fast
Moncton Mayor Dawn Arnold sounded giddy. “We have $270 million plus in new building permits,” she told the CBC, noting ...
Fredericton residents hope to keep the Out of the Cold Shelter open
Fredericton residents feel confident that they have successfully organized to keep the Out of the Cold Shelter, also known as ...