‘We can always improve’: Community conversations of inclusivity
In the first quarter of 2024, New Brunswick welcomed a record of 3,999 newcomers, indicating the province's immigration surge. This ...
Month: April 2025
Ripper: Pierre Poilievre and the new politics
Mark Bourrie's new book is a detailed and surgical examination of the man who could be Canada's next Prime Minister. Pierre ...
‘We’re making history’: Eid al-Fitr celebrated in Fredericton
‘We’re making history,’ announced St. Thomas University’s Cultural Diversity Coordinator, Saa Andrew Gbongbor, as participants posed for a final picture ...
With local journalism in crisis, advocates mourn loss of U.S. media scholar Robert McChesney
The death of the American media scholar Robert McChesney on March 25 is a significant loss for anyone worried about ...
While we’re putting our elbows up, let’s not forget solidarity
In my graduating yearbook for Mathieu Martin high school, I decided to fill in a field for biggest fear with ...
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‘Low-income tenants can’t keep their lights on,’ activists tell NB Power [video]
Anti-poverty campaigners from NB ACORN are calling for a moratorium on NB Power rate hikes and a ban on winter ...
Combat accentism, the auditory aspect of discrimination
Traditional research on discrimination usually focuses on the visual aspect of our lives, things we can see like our race, ...
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