New Brunswick faces critical choices about its energy future, with consequences that will extend beyond today’s needs and shape the world future generations inherit. These choices were part of the broader conversation at the fifth annual Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium (AILES), held in Saint John...

Dear Premier Susan Holt, As a resident of New Brunswick who enjoys its many little treasures, I am deeply concerned that your government is considering the resumption of natural gas development, specifically fracking of shale gas. Thirteen years ago, New Brunswickers organised one of the...

Five poets brought their own unique voices to the icehouse poetry event at the University of New Brunswick on Friday, October 2. The 2026 icehouse poets Sue Sinclair, Loch Baillie, Tiana Reid, Michael Trussler, and visiting poet Kirby, hosted by Ross Leckie came together for...

A Montreal firm that wants to build a military industrial complex in northern New Brunswick — and kickstart two mines to supply it — is suing the Port of Belledune and its CEO. Blackpoint Industries Inc. and one of its Montreal executives, Mario di Palma,...

Photos illustrating the struggle to survive in the Gaza Strip were on display on a downtown Moncton street corner on Wednesday, as the NB Media Co-op and Citizens for Peace–Greater Moncton hosted a pop-up exhibit of photojournalism by Rizek Abdel Jawad. The Gaza City-based photojournalist,...

This is the latest dispatch from Rizek Abdel Jawad, a photojournalist based in Gaza City who frequently contributes to the NB Media Co-op. Palestinian farmers harvest olives in a field in the city of Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip, on the eve of the first...

The Modernization of the French-language Policy on Language and Cultural Planning in Education (Politique d’aménagement linguistique et culturel, PALC in French) has sparked hope and garnered praise. The province of New Brunswick is updating its “vision” for the success of the French-language education system and...

Recently a proposal to build a floating nuclear power plant with two small reactors at the Port of Belledune made the news. Is the proposed project more than just another nuclear establishment pitch for public funding? Will New Brunswick be sucked into a third SMR...