Truth-Fullness – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #6
July 12, 2030 (K’jipuktuk , Mi’kma’ki) My Dear Friends, Gautam Buddha once said, “three things cannot long be hidden: the ...
Month: July 2019
Feds approve plan to dump Sisson Mine waste into Atlantic salmon habitat
The federal government will let the Sisson Partnership dump mine waste into two fish-bearing brooks that feed the Nashwaak River. ...
Positive environmental impacts expected from Milltown Dam removal
On June 27 NB Power announced it is seeking approval to remove the Milltown Generating Station on the Skutik [St. ...
The Sackville connection: Building and sustaining a healthy rural New Brunswick
A Net-Zero home produces as much power as it consumes. A Passive Home is super-insulated and uses less power but does ...
Chop Suey Nation: new Canadians follow their dreams to rural communities
In Nackawic, New Brunswick, a Chinese restaurant called Saigon’s Garden rests at the end of a rural dirt road. According ...
New Brunswick forestry college purges critic of glyphosate
Instructors at the Maritime College of Forest Technology in Fredericton have long been aware that their criticisms of J.D. Irving ...
Getting off coal: report offers solutions for a “just transition” in NB
A federal joint task force report seriously addresses how coal energy workers in Canadian communities can transition away from coal ...
Go east, young woman – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #5
March 1, 2030 (Fredericton, NB) Dear New Brunswickers, I’m excited for next week. It’ll be Wednesday March 6, 2030 and ...
Historicizing whiteness — or not
Whiteness is a hot topic nowadays. From BuzzFeed to the New York Times, there seems to be a never-ending fascination with discussing ...
Migrant justice movements mark Canada Day by speaking out against Trudeau’s move to exclude refugees
Solidarity Across Borders and No One Is Illegal - Halifax/K’jipuktuk are speaking out against an underhanded attack on refugees and ...
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