CERB is a subsidy to the banks
Canada’s projected $343 billion deficit will draw a great deal of ink from traditional budget hawks, but Canadians should know what...
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Economy
Public service cuts and unfair tax regimes will not solve New Brunswick’s economic challenges
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown up major public policy challenges that political classes in New Brunswick will have to deal with...
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As the COVID-19 pandemic dissipates, the homelessness crisis remains: An open letter to the community of Fredericton, New Brunswick
As social work students, we are addressing you today to emphasize concerns that have been determined through the completion of our...
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Housing in the Time of Coronavirus [video]
COVID-19 has further exposed the precarious nature of housing for people in New Brunswick, across Canada and the world. Big business,...
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Canadians should have guaranteed access to $2,000 per month: Basic Income Canada Network
Basic Income Canada Network's Karen Dempsey wants the federal government to provide $2,000 of basic income per month. Dempsey defines a...
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The new nuclear boondoggle in New Brunswick
The questionable enthusiasm being shown by proponents to spend millions of taxpayer dollars on building not one, but two, small modular...
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Toilet paper in a time of tax havens: New Brunswick politician calls J.D. Irving’s charity “spam,” tables motion to ban financial assistance to companies that use tax havens [updated]
Lisez la version française ici. On May 27, Kevin Arseneau, Member of the Legislative Assembly for Kent North, tabled a motion...
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Hayes Farm: redefining how farming knowledge is passed on in New Brunswick
Historically, most traditional farms were a family affair. Passed on through generations of descendants, children would typically take the reins once...
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After COVID-19: Rebuilding the economy
Moncton — As we gradually start returning to a new normal after the COVID-19 pandemic, we need to think about our...
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Public interest victory on the Internet
The public interest won a major battle last week. A part of the Internet set aside to operate in the interests...
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