Political action and inaction in NB on the climate crisis
Early on the cold and wet morning of June 14, a group of environmental and labour activists gathered outside the ...
Month: June 2019
Connected communities – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #2
June 14, 2050 (Belledune, NB) Dear New Brunswickers, I’m old now—hard to believe I’ve made it to this age—but I ...
Poet Shane Neilson’s New Brunswick
Oromocto-born writer Shane Neilson’s latest book of poems, plainly and aptly titled New Brunswick, is a major new work in ...
French immersion: An essential tool of the social contract?
When talking about bilingualism in Canada, New Brunswick is often cited as an example of model to be followed in ...
Changing policies and perceptions: Eradicating poverty in New Brunswick
As of 2016, an alarming 19.9% of Fredericton’s population was living in poverty. Poverty is a difficult concept to define. ...
NB government gives options to J.D. Irving mine project to deal with Upham residents on well water
The government of New Brunswick has sent a letter to Hammond River Holdings, owned by J.D. Irving Ltd., requiring the ...
Call for letters from New Brunswick’s future
Climate change is scary; it is an emergency. We want to change the narrative, and we want yourideas, your stories, ...
Resistance to fracking by Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqey leaders and opposition parties
Any doubt the Higgs government may have had about the strength of the opposition to fracking was dispelled over ...
Mission possible, but what about the progressive economics?
On May 16, the Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May announced the federal Green Party’s Mission Possible, a promising ...
10th annual What’s Up Doc? showcases insightful student films
Local high school students showcased their films to a full house at the 2019 What’s Up Doc? Film Festival on ...
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