Enforcement needed to stop proliferation of short-term rentals in Fredericton: housing advocates
Housing advocates are calling on the City of Fredericton to enforce a bylaw already on its books that could improve ...
Month: November 2022
Energy technologies considered for New Brunswick are not clean, timely or affordable
Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada's Minister of Natural Resources, mentions “clean energy” and “clean growth” at every opportunity. (Telegraph-Journal, Oct. 14, 2022). The Minister declares that ...
Go West! Canada’s ground public transport makes that impossible
I live in Rusagonis, outside of Fredericton. I went to a family reunion this last summer in Brooks, Alberta, and it ...
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Push for potash exploration will accelerate climate crisis: National Farmers Union in New Brunswick [video]
The National Farmers Union in New Brunswick has expressed concerns after the provincial government requested proposals for potash exploration in ...
Pull the plug on nuclear subsidies
The $970 million just announced by federal natural resources minister Jonathan Wilkinson to build a new reactor at the Darlington nuclear site ...
As health ministers meet, NB Health Coalition wants privatization off the table
About 30 people rallied outside Health Minister Bruce Fitch's office in Riverview today, November 7, to express their opposition to ...
Rewarding a leader of anti-francophone language rights is a dangerous development
Kris Austin is a recognized leader of the group of New Brunswick anglophones most opposed to language rights for francophones. ...
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New Brunswick does not need a new prison, experts say [video]
The New Brunswick government is facing criticisms over its decision to build a new $32 million prison in the Fredericton ...
The myth of the free market is causing New Brunswick’s housing crisis
New Brunswick’s rent cap is set to end on December 31. The rent cap—which limited rent increases to 3.8 percent ...
‘It couldn’t be any more alienating’: Contradictions in equity, diversity and inclusion at the University of New Brunswick
Forbes magazine recently named the University of New Brunswick (UNB) as the “second best workplace for diversity in Canada” and ...
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