Month: March 2012

A short video documentary about how retired pulp and paper workers from Edmundston, NB and Thurso, Quebec are fighting the ...

When I volunteered to sit down with Dr. Colleen MacQuarrie to participate in her project, “Understanding for a Change: Research ...

Within less than two months, the New Brunswick Coalition for Pay Equity gathered approximately 3,500 signatures with a postcard campaign ...

Letter to Premier David Alward: Within the next few days, your government will table its 2012-2013 budget.  For the Common ...

Last week as part of International Women's Day celebrations, Guatemalan women's rights activist Norma Herrera made an appearance at the ...

Quebec has traditionally had the lowest tuition fees in the country and a history of student strikes is, in large ...

As late as the 1950s, Kent County school trustees could hire a 17-year-old girl to teach the village children for ...

According to Canadian Immigration and Citizenship, 1,750 temporary foreign workers came to New Brunswick in 2011. These workers included higher ...

Just a month after the terrible Hampstead, Ontario tragedy, another highway collision involving migrant workers has claimed the lives of ...

On behalf of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour (NBFL), we wanted to thank New Brunswick women for their contribution ...