Sowing the seeds of a culture of peace: Why we founded the NB Peace Council
For as long as I can remember, I have felt that our corner of the world – this small part ...
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Semer les graines d’une culture de la paix : Pourquoi nous avons fondé le Conseil de la paix NB
Depuis aussi longtemps que je m'en souvienne, j’ai ressenti que notre coin de pays, cette petite partie de la planète ...
Can community food forests address food insecurity in New Brunswick?
A food forest is similar to a community garden but mimics the natural forest system with native fruit trees and ...
Edee Klee believed
Edee Klee left us as gently and as profoundly as the dragonflies she so loved. Edee, 66, died after being ...
The night shift: helping homeless people in Fredericton, one van ride at a time
The engine hums against the cold as the grey outreach van pulls out of the Oak Centre’s lot in Fredericton, ...
Socialist Project Fredericton holds its first gathering
Two dozen people came together on March 9 in Fredericton to hear about an exciting new initiative in the capital. ...
‘We are the ones left to tell’: Preserving the legacy of Black New Brunswick families
It was standing-room-only crowd at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery on Feb. 19 for a talk about a new art project ...
Building a better future: Socialist Project Fredericton to launch this month
A new group launching in Fredericton later this month will give socialists, and everyone interested in socialism, the opportunity to ...
‘You get to see the building, but you don’t see how to get inside’: Campus BIPOC solidarity discussed at recent event
An event titled “Campus Voices: Film, dialogue and solidarity” was held on Feb. 4 at the Harriet Irving Library at ...
New expo spotlights Afro-descendant New Brunswickers
Coming into Black History Month, a new exhibition at the UNB Arts Centre features prominent Afro-descendant New Brunswickers. The new ...
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