What do 2026 Fredericton councillor candidates think about climate change?

The Fredericton Community Climate Hub (FCCH), a local non-profit organization, asked candidates in the current municipal race about climate change. ...

Mi’kmaw leader Rita Smith ‘saw something that needed to get done and she did it’ [video]

by Sophie M. Lavoie

April 30, 2026

Innovative historical research on Mi’kmaw communities, done with Indigenous protocols in mind, sheds light on women’s roles in founding Mi’kmaw ...

A group of people in winter coats stand in a snowy downtown square in Fredericton, holding a large banner reading “Canada for Peace Not U.S. wars!” Snow falls heavily and brick buildings line the street behind them.

Sowing the seeds of a culture of peace: Why we founded the NB Peace Council

by Denis Boulet

April 22, 2026

For as long as I can remember, I have felt that our corner of the world – this small part ...

Semer les graines d’une culture de la paix : Pourquoi nous avons fondé le Conseil de la paix NB

by Denis Boulet

April 22, 2026

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?

by Shanna Comeau

April 14, 2026

A food forest is similar to a community garden but mimics the natural forest system with native fruit trees and ...

Edee Klee believed

by Tracy Glynn

March 21, 2026

Edee Klee left us as gently and as profoundly as the dragonflies she so loved. Edee, 66, died after being ...

Max Goodine stands beside a grey John Howard Society outreach van on a cloudy day. He has one hand on the door handle and the other in his pocket. The van features a white skyline graphic and the words "SENSIBILISATION | OUTREACH" on the side. A green highway sign and autumn trees are visible in the background.

The night shift: helping homeless people in Fredericton, one van ride at a time

by Suzanne Shah

March 17, 2026

The engine hums against the cold as the grey outreach van pulls out of the Oak Centre’s lot in Fredericton, ...

A group of approximately twenty people of diverse ages and backgrounds sit around a long, dark wood table in a brightly lit community room. They are engaged in a meeting, with some taking notes and others listening intently. The table holds papers, water pitchers, and snacks. Art pieces and a climbing green plant decorate the cream and yellow walls in the background.

Socialist Project Fredericton holds its first gathering

by Sophie M. Lavoie

March 16, 2026

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

by Sophie M. Lavoie

February 23, 2026

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

by Thom Workman

February 12, 2026

A new group launching in Fredericton later this month will give socialists, and everyone interested in socialism, the opportunity to ...

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