This edition of the NB Update examines the provincial government’s mining strategy and a newly published Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey dictionary.
New Brunswick’s minerals strategy document was launched on Monday at a mining industry conference in Toronto.
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick, which was sidelined by the Department of Natural Resources in the lead-up to its release, has called it a “sales pitch to mining companies.”
The NB Media Co-op spoke to Beverly Gingras, executive director of the Conservation Council, for a critical perspective.
Meanwhile, Goose Lane Editions has published the second edition of Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Latuwewakon, a two-volume work documenting a critically endangered Indigenous language.
The NB Media Co-op spoke to one of the co-authors, Robert M. Leavitt, about the decades of work behind this newly enlarged dictionary.
This program is a collaboration between the NB Media Co-op and CHCO TV.
This reporting has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada, via the Local Journalism Initiative.
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