Local governance and adaptions to the climate crisis – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #14
September 6, 2030 (Iroquois Watershed, New Brunswick) Dear Friends, Over the years, the very meaning of governance in New Brunswick...
Read moreSeptember 6, 2030 (Iroquois Watershed, New Brunswick) Dear Friends, Over the years, the very meaning of governance in New Brunswick...
Read moreHow can something this big be invisible?The ozone is everywhere and yet it isn’t visibleMaybe if we saw it we...
Read moreAugust 30, 2030 (the Nashwaak River Valley, NB) Dear Friends, I sit in my garden on a weekday morning listening...
Read moreRecent flooding attributed to climate change has both devastated and drawn together communities along the Wolastoq (St. John River). Social...
Read more"We did it for publicity." "We destroyed tourism." "We caused the problem." Philippa Kempson keeps hearing these derisive comments. She...
Read moreAlmost Home is having a successful run in the 2019 Film Festival circuit winning Best Canadian Short Doc, Best Cinematography,...
Read moreAugust 23, 2050 (Skutik, NB) Dear Friends, I—the largest river between the Penobscot and Wolastoq watersheds—am the heart of the...
Read moreJeska Grue is “a made-to-order fashion studio operating next to a giant marsh” in Sackville, New Brunswick. Jeska Grue is...
Read moreHappy Pride! Thank you to the generous Wəlastəkewiyik, Mi’kmaw and Passamaquoddy peoples for sharing their home and native land with...
Read moreWith increasing evidence of the impending climate crisis, there is a growing need in Canada to extricate from the fossil...
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