New Brunswick deserves a progressive throne speech and government
Since the outcome of the September 24th provincial election, much of the public discussion has been about who would form ...
Tag: New Brunswick
The revolt of the regions: what Quebec and New Brunswick’s election teach us about populism
Quebec and New Brunswick’s elections have brought populism to Canada and reveal similar problems For those who have watched variations ...
Meeting on glyphosate ban brings all legislature parties together for the first time
A ban on spraying glyphosate on public lands is likely one step closer following a meeting organized by Stop Spraying ...
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 ...
Partisan homework and the prism of language in New Brunswick
The judicial recounts in two New Brunswick ridings seem to confirm the party equilibrium in the upcoming Legislative Assembly. Nonetheless, ...
“We sink together, we swim together:” An Anglophone perspective on anti-duality rhetoric
Since its inception eight years ago, the People’s Alliance has often led the perpetuation of anti-Francophone rhetoric hidden behind criticisms ...
Green Party seeks cooperation, not coalition
At his first meeting with constituents after his re-election, Green Party of New Brunswick leader and Fredericton South MLA David ...
Provincial legislature in “uncharted territory”
A historic provincial election in New Brunswick has brought four political parties to the legislature, with the Green Party and the ...
What’s Up Doc? showcases thoughtful student films
More than 150 people were treated to films made by high school students at the ninth annual What’s up doc? Showcase ...
Renewable energy projects make sense both economically and environmentally
While climate change makes the need to replace fossil fuels with non-polluting, alternative sources of energy quite urgent, leadership in ...