Amid the worst homelessness crisis Saint John has ever seen, the Saint John Community Coalition hosted its third Free Store event at Stone Church on December 6. With a focus on warm winter clothing, hot food, and community building, participants say they are focused on...

The question should be easy enough for Canada’s federal government to answer: Has Canada provided military intelligence since September 2025 to U.S. forces delivering lethal air strikes on small boats in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific that have killed dozens of civilians? In recent weeks,...

New Brunswick has signed a deal with the federal government meant to speed up the development of major projects, but critics say the new approach threatens to water down environmental assessments while sidelining First Nations. Under the agreement announced Wednesday by Premier Susan Holt and...

She was last seen in a smoke shop four years ago and then disappeared without a trace, a mother of four whose family has been in anguish ever since. Erin Brooks, an Indigenous woman who was 38 years old when she was last caught on...

On this episode of the NB Update, we look at how a Mi'kmaq senator is pushing for reforms that would eliminate the second-generation cut-off from the Indian Act. It’s a rule that effectively removes Indian status — a legal category linked to certain rights —...

The Sunday, December 14, Telegraph-Journal article features Premier Susan Holt asserting there are “no alternatives” capable of meeting New Brunswick’s electricity needs by 2028. That statement is not only misleading — it risks locking our province into a long-term, outdated, “old school capacity” harmful decision...

Audio excerpts of interviews with Nour, Khaled, and Raneen – students in Gaza accepted to Canadian universities: Nour, Gaza City: University of Toronto Civil Engineering PhD admission Khaled, Deir al-Balah: Western University Cardiology Medical Fellowship admission Raneen, Deir al-Balah:...

Editor's note: This article is the second in a two-part series. Part 1: "The ghost of divine right: Colonial mindset haunts debate over Indigenous title in New Brunswick."  In his four published commentaries, retired Judge Joeseph T. Robertson blames the Wolastoqey Nation for creating an...