Black Lives Matter, 1945
David Frank: This is a letter written in 1945 by a young New Brunswick woman. Thelma O’Ree was one of ...
Tag: Fredericton
30 groups call on New Brunswick to protect tenants during pandemic
As New Brunswick tenants face exorbitant rent hikes, as high as 50 and 62 per cent, more than 30 organizations, ...
Art has value in political settings: Former Fredericton Poet Laureate Jenna Lyn Albert
Editor’s note: The Fredericton Cultural Laureate position was created in 2016 and inaugurated by Ian Letourneau. Jenna Lyn Albert was ...
Rent hikes and stagnant incomes leave New Brunswickers without housing this COVID winter
Imagine the shock if we were to wake to an overnight 50 per cent increase in fuel prices, making it ...
Fredericton residents hope to keep the Out of the Cold Shelter open
Fredericton residents feel confident that they have successfully organized to keep the Out of the Cold Shelter, also known as ...
Newcomers talk systemic racism to mark National Week of Francophone Immigration in Fredericton
With hundreds of Francophones wanting to make Fredericton their home, organizers chose to discuss systemic racism at this year’s event ...
“We are here to protect our ancestors”: Treaty people come together in face of crisis
In October, treaty people on the unceded territories of the Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqiyik organized a series of actions in defence ...
Fredericton city council needs to work on transparency, accountability and consultation: Solidarité Fredericton
Dear Mayor Mike O’Brien and City Councillors of Fredericton, I am writing to you today on behalf of our organization ...
Fredericton and its trees: the story of a dysfunctional family
A June 2020 Fredericton Daily Gleaner story recounted a local woman jumping in front of a bulldozer to save an ...
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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