Month: May 2020

Today the New Brunswick government is lifting the ban on tenant evictions. A Fredericton lawyer and tenant is speaking against ...

University of New Brunswick law professor Kerri Froc delivered the most recent tertulia in the time of coronavirus on May ...

How can something not much bigger than a grain of salt contain the power to feed the masses? Seeds are ...

Lisez la version française ici. On May 27, Kevin Arseneau, Member of the Legislative Assembly for Kent North, tabled a ...

Earlier this week, for the second time in two years, the union representing more than 4,100 nursing home workers in ...

A progressive and dynamic non-profit organization saw the light almost three years ago in Moncton: Woven Cultures Tissées. Since then, ...

In part one of this two-part “Feminist Fredericton” series, I introduced Leslie Kern’s Feminist City (Between the Lines Press, 2019) ...

Experts warn that new municipal codes of conduct such as the almost-identical ones adopted by Moncton and Sackville could stifle ...

Before my partner and I moved to Fredericton, we struggled to get a handle on how owning a car registered ...

Toxic water, industrial pollution, high cancer rates and discrimination in Nova Scotia’s Black and Indigenous communities have prompted four inspiring ...