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 has...
Read moreSeptember 6, 2030 (Iroquois Watershed, New Brunswick) Dear Friends, Over the years, the very meaning of governance in New Brunswick has...
Read moreAugust 30, 2030 (the Nashwaak River Valley, NB) Dear Friends, I sit in my garden on a weekday morning listening to...
Read moreRecent flooding attributed to climate change has both devastated and drawn together communities along the Wolastoq (St. John River). Social science...
Read more"We did it for publicity." "We destroyed tourism." "We caused the problem." Philippa Kempson keeps hearing these derisive comments. She lives...
Read moreHappy Pride! Thank you to the generous Wəlastəkewiyik, Mi’kmaw and Passamaquoddy peoples for sharing their home and native land with all...
Read moreWith increasing evidence of the impending climate crisis, there is a growing need in Canada to extricate from the fossil fuel...
Read moreStarting today, August 19, the assertion of Wolastoqey Indigenous rights for protection of sacred, ecologically sensitive landscapes will be tested through...
Read moreThe August 12 announcement by Corridor Resources that it is shelving plans to frack for natural gas near Sussex was indeed...
Read moreHealth Minister and lawyer Ted Flemming knowingly permits New Brunswick to contravene the Canada Health Act, the federal law regulating payment...
Read moreAugust 9, 2050 (Maritimes) Dear Friends, No one remembers what led to the nickname. Was it out of mockery, or a...
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