NB Power asked to put conditions on blood coal from Colombia

Environment

NB Power asked to put conditions on blood coal from Colombia

November 28, 2015

Fredericton - A Colombian union leader, lawyer and survivor of eight assassination attempts told a crowd gathered on November 24 in...

Gender

New Brunswick joins march in solidarity with struggles of women

by Raquel MacLean

November 28, 2015

More than 100 people participated in the New Brunswick World March of Women in Fredericton Oct. 17. The World March of...

Environment

Colombian Blood Coal, the NB Connection & International Solidarity: A talk by Francisco Ramirez Cuellar

by Tracy Glynn

November 11, 2015

A Colombian union activist, lawyer and survivor of eight assassination attempts will be in Fredericton on November 24 to tell New...

Environment

NB RCMP, Pennsylvania police, FBI share ‘best practices’ on policing shale gas

by Miles Howe for the Halifax Media Co-op

October 22, 2015

Four Days in June - New Brunswick RCMP, Pennsylvania state police and the FBI had a 2014...

Environment

Kent County residents slam fracking, document concerns during emotional meeting with Commission in Richibucto

by Dallas McQuarrie

October 21, 2015

Non-violent opposition to fracking on the highways and in the forests of Kent County from Aboriginals, Anglophones...

Environment

Miles Howe returns to Fredericton to share shale gas resistance story

by Sophie M. Lavoie

September 30, 2015

Miles Howe, author of Debriefing Elsipogtog - The Anatomy of a Struggle and editor of the Halifax Media Co-op, returned to...

Environment

St. Charles art auction supporting Elsipogtog’s legal action showcases cross-cultural solidarity on protecting environment

by Dallas McQuarrie

September 1, 2015

Marie Chevarie is a member of Notre Environnement, Notre Choix who lives in St. Charles. As well...

Environment

Internal documents show military denied Mi’kmaq Warrior Society’s requests for negotiating assistance

by Miles Howe for the Halifax Media Co-op

July 31, 2015

An Access to Information request shows that requests for military negotiating assistance were twice made by the...

Gender

“We didn’t think at the time the images would be painful and upsetting:” Images of bound and gagged Indigenous women part of Bathurst festival

by Miles Howe for the Halifax Media Co-op

July 28, 2015

This painting of bound and gagged Indigenous women was part of Bathurst's Hospitality Days. Photo via Twitter....

Indigenous

Stay human: Bob Lovelace on Gaza Flotilla

by Bob Lovelace

June 26, 2015

The Marianne is leaving the harbour at Messina, destination Gaza. We’ve worked hard all day getting the boat equipped and ready...

Indigenous

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