Housing

In this edition of the NB Update, we hear from activists who fought for the New Brunswick government to implement a...

The provincial government has introduced legislation that would limit rent increases to three per cent annually, fulfilling a major campaign promise...

A Saint John audience was recently asked, “What are things that all people need?” Food, shelter, safety, water and freedom were...

Housing precarity has long been part of the fabric of New Brunswick due to state neglect and now financialization of housing...

On Monday, August 26, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced further changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. High unemployment, low wages,...

A tenants advocacy group says New Brunswick’s renoviction laws are not working to protect tenants because they are not enforced, and...

When residents of a rooming house in downtown Moncton learned their building was up for sale, they worried that a private...

To coincide with International Workers’ Day, the Madhu Verma Migrant Justice Centre launched an important new documentary film, Chaos and Control,...

The number of people experiencing homelessness continues to increase in our community, caused by rapidly increasing housing costs. In the upcoming...

Last month, Fredericton City Council announced new by-laws permitting “workforce housing” development in commercial corridors along Prospect Street and around Two...