As of August 14, Grifols has paused operations of its plasma collection clinics in Canada, including its New Brunswick locations in Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John.  Plasma, the liquid in blood that transports red and white blood cells, platelets, albumin, clotting factor, and proteins including...

In a world where global temperatures are set to rise by at least 1.8 °C and climate scientists say we must act accordingly and exceed our climate goals, the Carney and Holt Liberal governments prefer fossil fuel expansion and condemning us to carbon lock-in.  Saint...

Groups opposed to a big new mine in central New Brunswick are demanding that the provincial government scrutinize the project’s latest plans, including changes to a tailings pond and massive earthen dam that would hold back toxic wastewater. Northcliff Resources, a firm in Vancouver, recently...

How can a fossil fuel burning power plant be expected to operate while meeting a "net zero" emissions requirement? That's one of the questions that remains after New Brunswick's Liberal government announced conditional approval for a planned 500-megawatt generating station in Tantramar. The decision came...

Only hours before European scientists said August was tied for the world’s hottest month on record, Megan Mitton was positioning herself as the only real alternative to Premier Susan Holt’s leadership. The three-term Green MLA and long-time environmental champion announced on Wednesday she was running...

A rift has emerged between the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) and one of its members, the University of New Brunswick Graduate Students Association (UNB GSA), over a campaign to help Palestinian students with acceptance letters from Canadian universities who remain stranded in the Gaza...

Editor's note: The author of this article is a Palestinian student in the Gaza Strip whose surname we are withholding, along with others named in this story, due to concerns about their safety. Baraa has been accepted into a graduate program at the University of...

Editor's note: The following open letter is a response to the shocking treatment of international students by police and immigration authorities in Alberta this summer — actions that are disturbingly similar the crackdown against (im)migrants who have engaged in political dissent under President Donald Trump in the United States,...