Depuis le début de la pandémie, un médecin du Nouveau-Brunswick s’est donné comme mission de convaincre ses concitoyen(ne)s de présenter leurs bras aux cliniques de vaccination. Infatigable, il publie, de semaine en semaine, les informations pertinentes sur sa page Facebook. D’une patience exemplaire, il répond...

CUPE New Brunswick expresses profound disappointment in the Government of New Brunswick’s recently released memo that prohibits government employees from making land acknowledgements. “Our union is committed to decolonization and reconciliation, and recognizing the stolen land on which we live is the bare minimum that...

Une note de service du gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick interdisant aux employés de la fonction publique de déclarer leur reconnaissance des terres des peuples autochtones est un affront aux efforts de réconciliation, selon le SCFP. « Notre syndicat est engagé dans la voie de la décolonisation et...

J.D. Irving, the largest forestry company in New Brunswick, presented to the Standing Committee examining glyphosate use in our forest on the final day of public hearings late last month. The company presented on Sept. 21— the day the committee was originally slated to begin...

On October 14, a memo was sent to all Government of New Brunswick employees by Ted Flemming, New Brunswick’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice and Public Safety, ordering employees not to “make or issue territorial or title land acknowledgements.” Wolastoqewi Kci-Sakom spasaqsit possesom (Ron...

I respectfully acknowledge in our homeland of Wolastokuk that we Wolastoqewiyik have never surrendered one speck of Earth, one drop of Water or one breath of Air. Since first contact, the representatives of the british crown have strived to eliminate Wolastoqewiyik by violently stealing our...

A recent Government of New Brunswick (GNB) memo from October 14, 2021, has been making the social media rounds. In it, Attorney General Ted Flemming instructs all GNB employees that they “may not make or issue territorial or title acknowledgements… the use of territorial...

Bruce Fitch, Minister of Social Development, recently announced significant changes for social assistance recipients in New Brunswick. The Minister estimates the cost of this investment at $10.8 million, which he says "will help reduce poverty and remove barriers for clients who are struggling to get...