Month: November 2022

New reports from COP27 are useful tools to assess whether Premier Higgs’ natural gas policies reflect current reality. • The Premier ...

Tenants and housing advocates opposed to Bill 25 gathered in front of the New Brunswick legislature on Saturday, November 26, ...

After Jean-Philippe Chabot’s novel Le Chemin d’en haut, in 2021, another work placing the Irving group of companies at the ...

NB Power plans to develop new nuclear reactors at Point Lepreau that will use a controversial technology with implications for ...

To hear the Conservatives tell it, any form of rent control—applied in six other Canadian provinces—will dissuade development and investment ...

Tertulias Fredericton is back this fall with a book launch edition. On November 16, David Thomas and Veldon Coburn spoke ...

Shirley (Minqwôn-Minqwôn) Bear was a multi-media artist, writer, political activist, feminist, traditional native herbalist, and respected elder. A member of ...

New Brunswick's housing crisis, which has left thousands of individuals and families without adequate and safe housing, has led the ...

The lead author of a new book, titled The Gatherings: Reimagining Indigenous-Settler Relation, hopes it will serve as a model ...

The New Brunswick government announced this week that it is inviting operators of all 71 nursing homes in the province ...