Common Front warns recent health care announcements will lead to privatization of services
The Common Front for Social Justice New Brunswick is concerned that recent changes in the health care system would open ...
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On March 11, 2022, the Common Front for Social Justice celebrates 25 years of activism
"Poverty is no more natural than slavery and apartheid. It is created by human beings and it can be eradicated ...
World Day of Social Justice: without economic justice, no social justice
Throughout the year, the UN dedicates certain days to a particular theme. In 2008, to remind us that we share ...
Abandon the outdated Household Income Policy: Open Letter to New Brunswick’s Minister of Social Development Bruce Fitch
On behalf of five organizations that represent people living with disabilities, people experiencing poverty, and tenants in the province of ...
Anti-poverty and social justice groups support striking CUPE workers
We, the undersigned, on behalf of our respective organizations, declare our full support for the ten CUPE locals and nearly ...
Why is the Higgs government suddenly interested in poverty?
Bruce Fitch, Minister of Social Development, recently announced significant changes for social assistance recipients in New Brunswick. The Minister estimates ...
Johanne Petitpas, a pioneer of meaningful social change
On July 31st, 2021, an inspiring 62-year-old woman named Johanne Petitpas died suddenly from a massive heart attack. Grief was ...
Axe the Household Income Policy, say disability rights advocates and allies
Today, disability rights advocates and allies are launching a letter writing campaign website, axethehip.ca, to abolish the Household Income Policy. ...
Watch the NB debrief here
Watch on YouTube Statement of Solidarity Episode 1: Why the NB debrief? NB debrief host Tobin Haley talks to ...
No immediate wage clawback reform; working poor left in lurch
The Common Front for Social Justice is criticizing the slow pace of the Higgs government’s approach to the province’s social ...
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