Nursing home workers’ union opposes Horizon hiring scheme
The union representing nursing home workers in New Brunswick says the provincial government plans to staff a nursing home in ...
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Police move recruitment off-campus in response to UNB protest
A group of students and community activists successfully disrupted the Edmonton Police’s plan to recruit at the University of New ...
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Travail migrant et formes contemporaines d’esclavage au Canada avec le Rapporteur spécial de l’ONU [vidéo]
Amnistie internationale Canada francophone et le Réseau d'aide aux travailleuses et travailleurs migrants agricoles du Québec (RATTMAQ) ont accueilli le ...
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First Nations hold marches for Elsipogtog man killed in police shooting [video]
More than a dozen communities held events on Sunday to mourn the death of an Elsipogtog man shot and killed ...
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The affordable housing crisis is a policy disaster, says researcher
Housing precarity has long been part of the fabric of New Brunswick due to state neglect and now financialization of ...
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Celebrating the Nicaraguan Revolution’s 45th Anniversary
I recently went back to Nicaragua after working there 35 years ago. The principal reason was to be on a ...
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Lawsuit citing ‘widespread exploitation’ at seafood plant signals deeper problems in migrant worker program [video]
A lawsuit launched by two Mexican workers against a New Brunswick seafood processing company signals deeper systemic problems in the ...
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Federal conflict rules would have barred energy minister from joining corporation involved in nuclear developments in New Brunswick
Former provincial cabinet minister Mike Holland would have been barred by conflict of interest legislation from joining nuclear energy giant ...
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Reduce power costs, keep the lights on, lose the nuclear albatross!
The Point Lepreau nuclear plant has been out of service for more than five months. NB Power says the main ...
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“The loosening of shackles”: Understanding Emancipation Day
August 1 marks Emancipation Day, a commemoration of the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833. Actualized on August 1, 1834, the ...
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