Yves Engler: “People are confused on what Canada’s place in the world is”
Yves Engler’s latest book attempts to answer why Canadians think their country is a force for good in the world ...
Tag: labour
CUPE reacts to WorkSafeNB taskforce recommendations
Fredericton – CUPE New Brunswick held a press conference on Oct. 15 to challenge the recommendations made by the Taskforce responsible ...
CUPW win for women’s rights moves closer to pay equity for rural postal workers
After a long struggle between Canada Post and its largest union, an arbitration ruling will mean a pay raise for ...
“Seeds of hope”: building union solidarity with progressive social movements
The Fredericton Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts celebrated May Day, the International Workers' Day, by hosting a ...
Mayworks Fredericton 2018
Artists and workers invite all to celebrate the fourth annual Mayworks Festival of Working People and the Arts in Fredericton ...
Workers’ compensation, 1918: the beginnings
The debate had been going on for years. When workers take a job, they put themselves at the disposal of ...
Solidarity for improving wages and New Brunswick communities
By working together, workers in New Brunswick have an opportunity to improve their wages and their spending in local communities, ...
It’s time for a higher NB minimum wage
It is time for New Brunswick to increase its minimum wage. And contrary to the view of opponents, there are ...
Paul Robeson in Saint John, New Brunswick, October 1945: A Concert that was More than a Concert
The acclaimed play by Tayo Aluko, “Call Mr Robeson: A Life, with Songs,” is on tour ...
NB labour unions explore political agenda for 2018 election
Labour activists gathered for a two-day political education conference in November 2017 to share ideas and identify key strategic issues ...