A call to action by anglophones on language rights in New Brunswick
In 2019 New Brunswick celebrates 50 years as Canada's only officially bilingual province. The equality of both linguistic groups is ...
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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 ...
Pay equity in the private sector: an uphill battle with the PC government
The recent pay equity win for rural postal workers has focused attention on the need for comprehensive pay equity legislation ...
Spraying glyphosate on forests clashes with Indigenous rights
On Saturday, Nov. 3 in a community hall in Tobique First Nation, 50 people gathered to discuss how to stop ...
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 ...
Big pay equity win for rural postal workers
More than 350 rural postal workers in New Brunswick are celebrating a legal decision in September that will give them ...
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 ...
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, ...
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 ...
Are Fredericton taxpayers subsidizing a “fake clinic”?
The Government of New Brunswick has granted a property tax exemption to a company and property owned by Fredericton anti-choice ...