Minimum wage increases do not trigger job losses
Moncton - The main argument put forth by small and medium size business owners is that a higher minimum wage ...
Month: August 2011
Another migrant farm worker fatality in Ontario
On August 17, 2011, Omar Graham tragically became the sixth Jamaican migrant worker over the past decade to die from ...
Bathurst mothers file complaint to NB Ombudsman against film
Bathurst - Two Bathurst mothers have made an official complaint to the New Brunswick Ombudsman asking him to cancel a ...
Minimum wage increase delayed again
Minimum wage earners in New Brunswick have to wait again for an increase in their pay at a time when ...
NB Federation of Labour grieves the loss of Jack Layton
The New Brunswick Federation of Labour is saddened by the news that Jack Layton, the leader of the New Democratic ...
Why we marched against shale gas on New Brunswick Day
New Brunswick Day, often celebrated with family and friends soaking up the sun on one of our sandy beaches, boating ...
Shale gas protests continue, SWN Resources suspends operations
Shale gas opponents are hailing the August 19th announcement that SWN Resources will be suspending operations until next year as ...
New Brunswick’s anti-fracking movement marks a line in the sand
When 1,500 people from diverse backgrounds and all parts of the province gather at the legislature on a sunny, summer ...
Political will needed for accessible post-secondary education
With the beginning of the school year just around the corner, students, like myself, will soon be flooding back to ...
City of Fredericton agrees to hear presentation on shale gas
The Friends of the UNB Woodlot has asked the City of Fredericton to take proactive steps to protect our drinking ...
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