What can the lockdown teach us about reducing carbon emissions?
Thanks to the global coronavirus pandemic, 2020 is almost certain to be the first year the world has managed to ...
Tag: Matthew Hayes
CERB is a subsidy to the banks
Canada’s projected $343 billion deficit will draw a great deal of ink from traditional budget hawks, but Canadians should know ...
Public service cuts and unfair tax regimes will not solve New Brunswick’s economic challenges
The coronavirus pandemic has thrown up major public policy challenges that political classes in New Brunswick will have to deal ...
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Care in the time of corona: the neoliberal care home [video]
The panel, "Care in the time of corona: the neoliberal care home," that occurred on April 22 is part of ...
Against coronavirus austerity
The reduction of government revenue due to the coronavirus is already leading some provincial and municipal governments to propose austerity ...
Solidarity and social distancing: A sociologist’s perspective
Coronavirus has a lot to teach us about social order and the moral nature of our everyday lives. Sociologists, therefore, ...
Holding it together: Study seeks to interview New Brunswick’s commuting workers
A new study at St. Thomas University is seeking to interview workers from New Brunswick who commute or do the ...
Towards a low-carbon Fredericton
In May, Fredericton will choose a mayor in the midst of a global climate emergency that can no longer be ...
The flip to low-carbon mobility – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #19
October 25, 2030 (Fredericton, New Brunswick) Dear friends, What a difference a decade can make! At the end of 2019, ...
What if we had had electoral reform?
Last night’s election results showed a majority of Canadians preferred a minority government, with wide speculation that “progressive” voters throughout ...
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