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A progressive and dynamic non-profit organization saw the light almost three years ago in Moncton: Woven Cultures Tissées. Since then, the...

The number of people across Canada who self-identify as Indigenous is growing rapidly. Some of that growth can be explained by...

  Chantal Richard, a professor in the Department of French at the University of New Brunswick, will speak about the erasure...

In collaboration with the publication Astheure, we are publishing the English version of Alain Deneault's article. You can access the original...

A federal joint task force report seriously addresses how coal energy workers in Canadian communities can transition away from coal in...

When talking about bilingualism in Canada, New Brunswick is often cited as an example of model to be followed in other...

Understanding history is crucial to shaping the common future of Indigenous peoples and settlers. On April 11, Andrea Bear Nicholas shared...

Since the news broke last December of the skyrocketing costs of the 2021 Francophonie Games, many articles and thought-provoking musings on...

In 2019 New Brunswick celebrates 50 years as Canada's only officially bilingual province. The equality of both linguistic groups is protected...

Quebec and New Brunswick’s elections have brought populism to Canada and reveal similar problems For those who have watched variations of...