“Thanks for Nothing, Premier Blaine Higgs”: efforts to save Clinic 554 grow as election looms
With a provincial election in New Brunswick possibly imminent, abortion access and trans health advocates promise to make keeping Clinic ...
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Sacred fire lit for Chantel Moore in Madawaska First Nation as activists call for disarming and defunding the police
Members of Madawaska First Nation have lit a sacred fire for Chantel Moore, a Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation woman from British ...
“We are a threat. We are a threat to all forms of oppression”: Black Lives Matter Fredericton
About 1,000 people took to the streets of Fredericton today in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. Today’s action is one ...
Toilet paper in a time of tax havens: New Brunswick politician calls J.D. Irving’s charity “spam,” tables motion to ban financial assistance to companies that use tax havens
Lisez la version française ici. On May 27, Kevin Arseneau, Member of the Legislative Assembly for Kent North, tabled a ...
“Migrant workers are not the risk”: Opposition to Higgs’ decision to close New Brunswick borders to new temporary foreign workers
Fredericton - Migrant justice and farmer organizations are speaking out against Premier Blaine Higgs’ April 28 announcement that New Brunswick ...
From the Woodlot: New web series for woodlot owners wanting a climate resilient forest
With climate change weighing heavily on their minds, a couple in Nauwigewauk have launched the YouTube channel, "Mike and Debbie ...
Woodstock wood producer supports Wolastoqey loggers earning a livelihood
A lifelong Woodstock wood producer wants Indigenous loggers in New Brunswick to be able to earn a livelihood, but says ...
Wolastoqey First Nations take New Brunswick to court for violating treaty right to harvest timber for a moderate livelihood
Last fall, the province of New Brunswick charged four Wolastoqey loggers with illegally harvesting and possessing Crown timber. Now, six ...
Holding it together: Study seeks to interview New Brunswick’s commuting workers
A new study at St. Thomas University is seeking to interview workers from New Brunswick who commute or do the ...
“I’d like to put people first,” says Lynaya Astephen, Saint John city councillor candidate
Lynaya Astephen got involved in politics when her community of Red Head, outside of Saint John, was facing a threat ...