Remembering the Christmas Mountains
Almost 20 years ago, New Brunswickers began a battle to save the Christmas Mountains in northern New Brunswick in what ...
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Lepreau is a white elephant: activists
The Point Lepreau Decommissioning Caucus staged a mock trial in front of NB Power's headquarters today, Jan. 26, 2011 in ...
Connecting the dots
Over 1,000 supporters gathered in Fredericton on Wednesday, Dec. 8th to connect the dots for better mental health services for ...
New Brunswick’s forestry policy needs improvement
Nova Scotia announced last week that they will no longer fund herbicide spraying of their forest and they will reduce ...
STU students rally for the right to post-secondary education
Approximately 50 students gathered in the lower courtyard of St. Thomas University (STU) on Nov. 24 to say that education ...
“Blood coal” part of NB’s energy mix
NB Power's Belledune plant burns coal extracted from the world’s largest open-pit coal mine; the Cerrejón mine in La Guajira, ...
Protest against stealth fighters in Ottawa
In late October 2010, members of the No Stealth Fighters Campaign and Ottawa's Raging Grannies protested against Canada's purchase of ...
W. Franklin Hatheway Labour Exhibit Centre opens in Saint John
The W. Franklin Hatheway Labour Exhibit Centre is now open in Saint John at 55 Lake Drive South, beside the ...
Canada’s largest environmental lawsuit a victory
Ontario court rules Vale must pay $36 M to Port Colborne residents. Almost 10 years after Wilfred Pearson, a retired ...
Raising the flag for union rights in Guatemala
Bottle distributors trying to unionize face 2-year strike, 2 assassinations GUATEMALA CITY—Guatemalan bottle distributors fired for trying to organize a ...