Moncton: A downtown for the well-to-do
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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 ...
New Brunswick needs rental reform—and fast
Moncton Mayor Dawn Arnold sounded giddy. “We have $270 million plus in new building permits,” she told the CBC, noting ...
Young Artists Spotlight: Spoken word poet Kelsey Klip
“She thirsts for a communal upheaval,” reads Kelsey Klip’s poetry, describing, what she calls, “the words that she needs to ...
Woven Cultures of New Brunswick
A progressive and dynamic non-profit organization saw the light almost three years ago in Moncton: Woven Cultures Tissées. Since then, ...
Experts warn new municipal codes of conduct could squelch dissent in New Brunswick
Experts warn that new municipal codes of conduct such as the almost-identical ones adopted by Moncton and Sackville could stifle ...
Misplaced pride: open letter to the River of Pride group about ExxonMobil sponsorship
Moncton’s Pride Parade, an annual public event that offers visibility to the LGBTQ+ community, takes place every summer on Main ...
Simon Delattre wins Beth McLaughlin Environmental Journalism Award for glyphosate coverage
The Southeast Chapter of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick is pleased to announce that Simon Delattre of l'Acadie Nouvelle ...
Opposition to shale gas returns as Progressive Conservatives threaten to lift moratorium
Two dozen people rallied against shale gas in New Brunswick outside a natural gas conference in Moncton on a frigid ...
Moncton water belongs in public hands
Twenty years ago this month, the City of Moncton signed a deal with a for-profit corporation to build, finance and ...
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