Solidarity groups support demands of Colombian communities displaced for coal
St. Thomas University Social Work students working with Refugees Welcome Fredericton drew attention to Colombian blood ...
Read moreSt. Thomas University Social Work students working with Refugees Welcome Fredericton drew attention to Colombian blood ...
Read moreA Colombian union activist, lawyer and survivor of eight assassination attempts will be in Fredericton on November 24 to tell ...
Read moreEditor's note: NB Power has long been a buyer of Colombian coal. The coal is burned at the Belledune Generating ...
Read moreEditor's note: NB Power sources its coal from the Cerrejón coal mine. September 1 - Wayuú and Afro-descendant communities affected ...
Read moreOn July 22, the José Alvear Restrepo Lawyers’ Collective (CCAJAR), the Corporación Geoambiental Terrae and local communities of the Guajira ...
Read moreIndigenous Wayuu and Afro-Colombian communities have long been vocal against the forced displacement, environmental degradation, human rights abuses and increasing ...
Read moreWith New Brunswick planning to close its Belledune coal plant in 2030 as part of Canada’s transition off coal, advocates ...
Read moreWhen Toronto-based artist-musician Lido Pimienta performed at a Pitchfork stay-at-home concert this past April, she chose to spotlight Fuerza de ...
Read moreNew Brunswick’s economy has long centered on resource extraction. Timber, mining, and oil and gas, significant contributors to the province’s ...
Read moreFredericton - A Colombian union leader, lawyer and survivor of eight assassination attempts told a crowd gathered on November 24 ...
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