Month: October 2025

Nuclear energy in New Brunswick was the focus of a recent public meeting in Fredericton, hosted by the NB Media ...

Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton says she’s relieved that the province’s Energy and Utilities Board has ruled that it does have ...

The provincial government plans to table long-awaited pay equity legislation covering the private sector and care sector next year. Premier ...

Housing rights campaigners demonstrated Friday afternoon outside the office of a Moncton-area landlord whose company attempted to illegally remove tenants ...

An expo titled “80 Years of the Nuclear Age: Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki” opened on Oct. 3 at the Fredericton ...

A Mi’kmaq group in so-called Nova Scotia are fighting for their treaty rights. At a recent environmental gathering in Tatamagouche, ...

Migrant justice advocates have released details about working conditions at Bolero Shellfish, the seafood processing company on the Acadian Peninsula ...

The Holt government’s review of NB Power is a fitting time to highlight some of the many Indigenous renewable energy ...

Editor’s Note: This text was shared by email on September 17 to the University of New Brunswick community by members ...

The feds have imposed a historic $1 million fine against a New Brunswick seafood company and banned it from hiring ...