Green Party Leader Elizabeth May has renewed criticism about the federal government’s efforts to fast-track controversial resource extraction projects. Watch the NB Media Co-op’s interview with Elizabeth May: Proposed legislative changes would give Cabinet ministers “unprecedented power to exempt projects from legislation such as the...

The controversy over Sean Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” tour in Canada last summer has returned, thanks to his company’s decision to sue the City of Moncton for cancelling the permit for his performance. Fortunately, reporters have been referring regularly to Feucht’s hateful comments about “the...

The executive director of the Atlantic Wildlife Institute is renewing his call for federal Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin to order a comprehensive review of the proposed 500 MW gas/diesel plant near Centre Village. Barry Rothfuss of the Atlantic Wildlife Institute (AWI)...

This is the latest dispatch from Rizek Abdel Jawad, a photojournalist based in Gaza City who frequently contributes to the NB Media Co-op. Palestinian Ibrahim al-Dabba, 49, is recovering some of the beehives he lost during the war, resuming his beekeeping work with his sons on the...

The Greenland government has issued a “strong warning” after a U.S. oil company with ties to Donald Trump moved drilling equipment into position for a project that hasn’t received official approval, in what is being interpreted as a possible new front in Trump’s attempts to...

The Canadian government recently invited people to share their feedback about proposed changes to the federal “additions to reserve policy," which allows parcels of land to be added to existing First Nations reserves. Ottawa asked people to share their thoughts about proposed changes to the...

Since joining the New Brunswick Refugee Clinic, I’ve been sharing some personal reflections about refugees, newcomers and what it means to build a life and feel that you belong in New Brunswick. I’ve written about some of my own experiences as a newcomer, about what...

Powwows take place in Mi’kmaw and Wolastoqey communities every summer. These all-ages events showcase Indigenous culture, which feature drums, dancing, regalia, crafts and food vendors.  Grand Entry, which signals the beginning of the powwow, usually takes place at 1 p.m. on Saturday or Sunday. Seven...