According to a seasoned journalist, reporters need to be interrupting the transmission of false claims and lies to peel people away from propaganda. The Dalton Camp Lecture in Journalism on […]
The name ‘Irving’ is ubiquitous in New Brunswick. Indeed it is difficult to find a stretch of highway throughout the province where one would not ...
Masuma Khan, a student leader at Dalhousie University, will speak about building solidarity and resilience while being surrounded by fragility as par ...
Dear Friends and Supporters of the Media Co-op, As a new season approaches, help us spring forward as we near ten years of producing independent media ...
Janice Harvey showed the “corporate dominance of political agendas” in her investigation of editorials found in leading Canadian newspaper, something very relevant to New Brunswick politics at a talk to […]
Please join Janice Harvey for her talk “The Changing Face of Hegemony: 55 Years of Eco-political Discourse in Globe and Mail Editorials” on Friday, Feb. 2 at 2:30pm at James Dunn […]
The judges for the annual Beth McLaughlin Environmental Journalism Award have chosen Dallas McQuarrie of the New Brunswick Media Co-op as the 2016 first-place award winner for his extensive and […]
Justin Brake is the editor and a reporter with The Independent. He lives in Bay of Islands, Newfoundland, on unceded Beothuk and Mi’kmaq territory. He is facing civil and criminal […]
Time is ticking on the Irving Empire as its generational succession throws up new problems both for the company and the people of New Brunswick, the population it has dominated […]
Bruce Livesey will speak about his award-winning “House of Irvings” series for The National Observer and the need for investigative journalism as part of the NB Media Co-op’s 8th Annual […]
Propping up business interests in the province of New Brunswick in their editorials should not come as a surprise to any reader of The Daily Gleaner or The Telegraph-Journal but the […]
Mount Allison librarian provides guidelines for making sure of news’ truthiness Mount Allison Librarian Jeff Lilburn does research on alternative media and often participates in Dr. Erin Steuter’s class on […]
Thirty-five people attended a public talk aimed at raising awareness about the fake news phenomenon on March 25 in Fredericton. The “Fighting Fake News: Tips for Aspiring Truth Detectives” event was […]
As this St. Patrick’s day approaches, how about a pot o’ gold for the independent media? Friends and supporters of independent media: The NB Media Co-op, your local, independent, cooperatively-owned media […]
Did Google put fake news at the top of its search page? Did the U.S. House Science Committee tweet that climate change is bogus? Did teenagers make thousands of dollars […]
All this back and forth on the CBC about Fidel Castro’s death is enough to make any Canadian worth her salt forget to put it on her steps at today’s […]
Award-winning journalist Kevin Donovan shared secrets on his investigative book on the Ghomeshi scandal in conversation with St. Thomas University Journalism Professor Jan Wong on Friday, Nov. 4, in Fredericton. […]
Kevin Donovan will speak in Fredericton on Nov. 4 at 12 p.m. at the Kinsella Auditorium, McCain Hall at St. Thomas University in an event organized by Jan Wong and […]
Jennifer Brant will speak about missing and murdered Indigenous women in her lecture, “Forever Loving, Forever Resisting: Recent Research on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women” as part of the NB […]
Editor’s note: NB Power sources some of its coal from the Cerrejón coal mine in Colombia. Earlier this week, on August 1, the Supreme Court of Colombia ordered President Manuel […]
Refugees Welcome Fredericton condemns the coverage by The Rebel and the Toronto Sun, media outlets that are backed by outspoken conservative anti-immigration pundit Ezra Levant, as promoting racism, xenophobia and […]
St. Thomas University Journalism students’ investigative project on sexual assault on campuses, “The Fog of Rape: Normalizing a Campus Crime,” is in the running for two important national journalism awards. […]
The media coverage and countless stories that have been told by survivors of sexualized violence in the lead up to, throughout, and following the Jian Ghomeshi trial have shone a […]
The NB Media Co-op’s 6th annual general meeting speaker is Alain Deneault. Deneault, a Quebec author on topics such as international finance, globalization, transnational corporations and corporate tax havens, will […]
Journalism is more important than ever, particularly in these times of information overload. A coalition of media unions, educational institutions, newspaper publishers and many others have joined forces to launch […]
The Irving family of New Brunswick own more land than anyone in the world except for royalty and the Pope, declared Jesse Brown at opening of the live recording of […]
Jesse Brown’s CANADALAND will be live in Fredericton on Thursday, Feb. 19 at 7:30 pm at St. Thomas University’s Kinsella Auditorium. Panelists: * Jacques Poitras, author of Irving Vs. Irving: […]
Stephanie Kelley, originally from Florida, almost single-handedly runs the Blackfly Gazette in Perth-Andover, New Brunswick. The Blackfly Gazette aims “To Inform, Educate and Entertain!” Kelley’s work is a courageous example [… ...
By now you’ve probably heard something about Ricochet. Our ambitious new bilingual journalism project has been covered by media across the country, in both French and English. (Check out a […]
