Blog
Tracy Glynn
| A new partnership between researchers from Dalhousie University, St. Thomas University and Cooper Institute is seeking to interview temporary foreign workers about their experiences during COVID-19. |
Blog
Susan O'Donnell
| Given its legacy of toxic radioactive waste, nuclear energy would not be considered "clean technology" by most Canadians. However the nuclear industry has been working hard to scrub its image. |
Blog
Emily Williams
| Fredericton's Clinic 554 was the sole private facility offering surgical abortion in the province. The government's failure to provide abortion services outside of hospitals goes against human rights. |
News
Scott Costen
| New Brunswick NDP candidates hope the party's class-based message will set the stage for a rebound over the coming years. |
Blog
Raluca Bejan
| Either migrant workers should have access to permanent residency so they can benefit from the same rights as the resident population, or the TFW program should be scrapped altogether. |
Podcast
Scott Neigh
| Jessi Taylor talks about the campaign to Save Clinic 554, a practice that is a rare source of abortion services, trans care and specialized care for other marginalized populations in New Brunswick. |
Blog
Brent Patterson
| March 18 is the deadline to comment on Bird Brook and Napadogan Brook becoming "tailings impoundment areas" for mine waste from the proposed Northcliff Resources Ltd Sisson mine. |
Blog
Lucas Crawford, Carmen Ellison, Sabine Lebel
| Three hundred staff and faculty at the University of New Brunswick pen a letter rejecting white supremacy on the university campus and urging students to disrupt white supremacist activities. |
Blog
Dennis Gruending
| More than 600 people attended a recent multi-faith solidarity event at an Ottawa synagogue against racism and xenophobia. |
Podcast
Scott Neigh
| Jackie McVicar talks about the work of the Atlantic Regional Solidarity Network. |
News
Teuila Fuatai
| The proposed labour law amendments under Bill 24 that would have affected collective bargaining rights was shelved this month after a successful campaign by New Brunswick unions. |
Blog
Adam Scott
| The Energy East pipeline would threaten the drinking water of more than 5 million Canadians. |