In early June, a Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Forum in Saint John brought together industry representatives, government officials, and stakeholders closely tied to the nuclear sector for a couple of days of staged enthusiasm. The Passamaquoddy Nation was not officially notified about, nor invited to,...

Editor's note: This personal essay by Manny Simon was developed as part of an ongoing series of media production workshops organized by the NB Media Co-op in Elsipogtog, where we also recorded video of Manny sharing his recollections and audio of Jolene Sock singing in...

Eleven youth from across New Brunswick have created original audio soundscapes exploring identity, belonging and discrimination, as part of a project called Soundscapes of Resistance, which was launched by the NB Media Co-op in January. Following a series of workshops, the soundscapes were featured at...

A legal defence fund has been launched for the Minneapolis 15, a group of antifascist activists who face charges of "conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer" in connection with protests against the Trump administration's brutal anti-immigrant crackdown in the Twin Cities. Minneapolis-based migrant...

Guatemalan Judge Miguel Ángel Gálvez visited Fredericton on June 23 to discuss the insidious nature of corruption and use of lawfare in his country. Josephine Savarese from the Criminology Department at St. Thomas University in Fredericton opened the event quoting lines from Rafeef Ziadah's poem,...

The provincial government announced Wednesday that a three per cent limit on rent increases will remain in place for another year. “We’re keeping the rent cap in place for the 2027 calendar year to maintain that stability and predictability that tenants need, and to give...

Public health care campaigners have welcomed the Liberal government's decision to end a contract with Medavie Health Services NB to provide primary care services to people awaiting their own provider. Now, they're calling for the province to take control of more health services that have...

The federal government’s newly tabled Digital Safety Act is meant to protect children from harmful influences online, including violent extremists that prey on vulnerable youth, but some critics say the it will undermine civil liberties while making it increasingly difficult for young people to connect...