New Brunswick authors find needed community in small fairs. Charlotte Street Arts Centre’s Jim Myles Auditorium transformed into a place filled with vibrant colours and enthusiastic people on September 12 for Printed Matters: Indie Press & Zine Fair. Upon watching the authors and vendors set...

Alex Cosh, managing editor of The Maple will deliver the NB Media Co-op’s 17th annual keynote address entitled, Silencing Dissent on the Military-Industrial Complex, on Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM AT on Zoom. Canada is poised to hike military spending to an astonishing five per...

Children and youth from disadvantaged backgrounds in New Brunswick are less likely than average to eat breakfast daily, but more likely than average to be victims of bullying and to experience loneliness, according to newly published survey results from the New Brunswick Health Council. The...

Volunteers gathered in Saint John recently to read out the names of more than 21,600 children killed during Israel's prolonged assault on the Gaza Strip. The vigil spanned five days, an indication of the immense human toll of a military campaign widely condemned as a...

Temporary foreign workers are being dismissed from jobs in New Brunswick's seafood industry after working for just a few weeks, with their employer blaming the layoffs on tariffs, but then hiring new workers almost immediately afterwards. That's according to an advocate who provides migrant workers...

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...