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NB Update: Could P.E.I.’s tougher rent control system serve as a model for New Brunswick? [video]
In this edition of the NB Update, we look at stronger rent control measures that advocates say are needed in...
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Over 120 scientists and academics say ‘no’ to Tantramar shale gas plant
We are over 120 scientists and academics from all four universities in New Brunswick (Université de Moncton, University of New...
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120 universitaires disent non à la centrale au gaz de schiste de Tantramar
Nous sommes plus de 120 universitaires des quatre universités du Nouveau-Brunswick (Mount Allison University, Université de Moncton, University of New...
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Le jardin communautaire de Cocagne nourrit les gens tout en aidant la communauté à se préparer aux impacts du changement climatique
Le jardin communautaire de Cocagne cultive et entrepose des légumes toute l’année grâce à des technologies d’énergie renouvelable. En 2025,...
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Heartbreaking testimonies from the Rafah crossing
This report was contributed by Rizek Abdel Jawad, a photojournalist from Gaza City whose work has previously been featured in...
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Cocagne’s community garden is helping residents prepare for climate change while also feeding those in need
The Cocagne Community Garden grows and stores vegetables year-round thanks to renewable energy technologies. In 2025, it donated over 5000...
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‘You get to see the building, but you don’t see how to get inside’: Campus BIPOC solidarity discussed at recent event
An event titled “Campus Voices: Film, dialogue and solidarity” was held on Feb. 4 at the Harriet Irving Library at...
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Serious health concerns, lack of consultation: AWI founder slams NB Power’s proposed Isthmus gas plant
Barry Rothfuss fought back tears during an interview at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute (AWI) on Friday. “I’m sorry, it shouldn’t...
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White skin, white masks of colonialism: Canada’s double standards in Davos and the fiction of ‘rules-based order’
Prime Minister and banker Mark Carney’s speech at Davos has generated admiration in many sectors of Canadian society and beyond....
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Program bringing university courses to Elsipogtog First Nation lacks stable funding [video]
Aotiitj is a two-year university program provided by St. Thomas University that allows members of Elsipogtog First Nation to begin...
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