En raison des récentes discussions au sujet des sans-abris à Moncton, le visionnement d’un nouveau film devient intéressant.  Notre Dame de Moncton a récemment été à l’affiche dans les cinémas du Nouveau-Brunswick. Ce film, le deuxième long métrage de la réalisatrice acadienne Denise Bouchard, est...

We often see suggestions that since a decent number of people survive Covid-19 infection without death or visible disability, people least at risk should not be subject to information that could cause them undue concern. The problem is, this attitude slides quickly into complacency. If...

Note de la rédaction : l'Union nationale des fermiers - Nouveau-Brunswick et plusieurs autres groupes ont signé une lettre ouverte adressée à la ministre provinciale de l'Agriculture, Margaret Johnson, contenant des recommandations pour lutter contre les changements climatiques. Vous pouvez la lire ici : LETTRE...

Listen to the story that aired on CHMA:   Taking the train can be a stress-free way to travel, and, in the winter, it can be one of the more reliable ways to get from A to B, as trains are generally less...

Back in August, Trevali Mining Corporation, owner of the Caribou mine near Bathurst, filed for bankruptcy under the Canadian Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act. Prior to the declaration, Trevali owned and operated three mines across the globe: Caribou in Canada, Perkoa in Burkina Faso, and Rosh...

Editor's note: the National Farmers Union in New Brunswick and several other groups have signed onto an open letter addressed to provincial Minister of Agriculture Margaret Johnson with recommendations on how to address climate change. You can read it here: OPEN LETTER (PDF). Farmers across...

On July 6, 2023, it’ll have been a full decade since the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway (MMA) train carrying volatile crude derailed, caught fire and exploded, taking half of the town of Lac-Mégantic with it, along with 47 people. There’s been no justice for...

A new book co-published by the NB Media Co-op and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) vividly documents the historic 2021 strike in New Brunswick.   Striking workers march along Brunswick Street through Fredericton on Tuesday, November 2, 2021. Photo: Cole...