City of Fredericton makes history by locking out its outside workers
Fredericton made history on Feb. 13 by serving a lockout notice on its outside workers - the first time this ...
Tag: Susan O’Donnell
Fair taxes for heavy industry in Saint John would fund fair wages for municipal workers
Raising taxes to the national average for heavy industry in Saint John would generate the public funds required for a ...
Marching in Fredericton for more women in politics
On Saturday, Jan. 18 more than 100 women and supporters gathered in downtown Fredericton to talk about women in politics. ...
Regulators or mouthpieces for the forest industry? Glyphosate debated in the NB Legislature
Opposition day at the New Brunswick Legislature on Dec. 12 unexpectedly produced a passionate debate with Green Party MLA Kevin ...
Climate crisis: more action outside than inside the NB Legislature
This week the top scientific journal Nature published a report that our planet "may have already crossed a series of ...
Race-shifters: white people who identify as Indigenous
The number of people across Canada who self-identify as Indigenous is growing rapidly. Some of that growth can be explained ...
Action on glyphosate spraying: a new bill in the new Legislature
Stopping the spraying of glyphosate on Crown (public) lands and waters stands out among the dozens of other pressing environmental ...
The struggle continues for abortion access in New Brunswick
Restricting access to abortion is a core right-wing strategy to control women by taking away their reproductive choices. Abortion access ...
Calling all UNB alumni to support fossil fuel divestment
The University of New Brunswick (UNB) research project RAVEN (Rural Action and Voices for the Environment) is asking all UNB ...
Hundreds in Fredericton kick off the global week of climate action
Hundreds of people in Fredericton gathered on Sept. 20 for the first events in the global week of climate action. ...
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