Workers demonstrate against increasing employer control of WorkSafe NB
Workers from all regions of New Brunswick rallied in front of the provincial legislature building in Fredericton on Tuesday, October ...
Month: October 2017
Journalism is not a crime: Justin Brake on Muskrat Falls
Justin Brake is the editor and a reporter with The Independent. He lives in Bay of Islands, Newfoundland, on unceded ...
18 films made during 10th annual 48H film competition
More than 350 people showed up for the Gala screening event and awards ceremony of the 10th annual 48H film ...
The Wreck of the Maritime Union
Oh the wreck of the Maritime Union, lies rusting in the Sea of Confusion When the Irving Light failed, onward ...
Energy East is dead — here’s the real reason why
Were it not the failings of the National Energy Board and the newly proposed climate test, it would have been ...
Shrinking Saint John at breaking point under provincial tax structure
The city of Saint John can no longer sustain itself under the current provincial tax system, according to a report ...
“Taken” tells the story of Gladys Simon from Elsipogtog
On Oct. 11, 2017, UNB Fredericton’s Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre hosted a screening of a New Brunswick-based television episode from the acclaimed ...
Sackville councillors take aim at glyphosate spraying, but stop short of calling for a ban
Sackville Town Council passed a unanimous resolution on Oct. 10, 2017 expressing its opposition to the “indiscriminate spraying” of the herbicide ...
Hundreds of UNB faculty and staff reject white supremacist posters on campus
Three hundred staff and faculty of the University of New Brunswick have signed a strong statement that rejects white supremacy on ...
Vigil and march held for murdered and missing Indigenous women
Wolastoqiyik women from St. Mary's First Nation, along with allies, held a vigil on October 4th for murdered and missing ...
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