NB Media Co-op and CHCO-TV launch political talk show, the NB debrief
Two independent media outlets in New Brunswick – the NB Media Co-op and CHCO-TV – have come together to bring ...
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New Brunswick government rejects rent control bill despite no plan to tackle housing crisis
The Green Party's proposed legislation aiming to protect tenants from unfair rent increases was given second reading in the Provincial ...
New Brunswick wants to allow corporations to fund your local police
Corporations and the ultra rich have been quietly influencing police departments across the country through large donations, and now the ...
Rental review highlights need for strengthened tenant protections
Imagine getting an eviction notice on the second day after you move into your new apartment. That’s what happened to ...
New Brunswick tenants call on municipal candidates this election to prioritize housing
FREDERICTON – The New Brunswick Coalition for Tenants Rights released a municipal housing platform on April 23, outlining 11 policy ...
Vaccine leave-out or roll-out? No mention of migrant workers in New Brunswick in new provincial vaccine schedule
Fredericton - Migrant workers were excluded from the new vaccination roll-out plan the Government of New Brunswick released on Friday, ...
New Brunswick must stop dragging its feet on affordable housing
There is a housing crisis in New Brunswick. Just ask the mayors of its towns and cities. Earlier this year, ...
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Housing in the Time of Coronavirus [video]
COVID-19 has further exposed the precarious nature of housing for people in New Brunswick, across Canada and the world. Big ...
Want to do something about systemic racism in policing in New Brunswick? We can start by banning the racist practice of carding
Police chiefs, premiers and mayors across the country are on the hot seat right now being asked to defend police ...
Migrant workers deserve protection and respect, not scapegoating
Last week, Premier Blaine Higgs announced that New Brunswick would no longer accept migrant workers in the province. In making ...
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