New Brunswick's political parties questioned on women's priorities on International Women's Day
New Brunswick's political party leaders were grilled on issues pertaining to women's equality at a roundtable discussion today, International Women's Day, in Moncton. International Women's Day, March 8th, is a global day celebrating women's economic...
Have you been seeing red squares?
A student movement is growing on campuses in Fredericton. Students and supporters are being called o...
War Child breaks new ground with Battle of the Arts
With the organization of two Battle of the Arts events, the local chapter of War Child made a strong...
Aquaculture pesticides are killing lobster
As much as people try to pussyfoot around what the source of the chemical pesticide cypermethrin in ...
Atlantica protesters sentenced in Halifax
Three of the four remaining defendants in charges relating to demonstrations against the Atlantica C...
New Brunswick's political parties questioned on women's priorities on International Women's Day
New Brunswick's political party leaders were grilled on issues pertaining to women's equality at a roundtable discussion today, International Women's Day, in Moncton. In...
Community inclusion networks? Thanks, but no thanks
It was very interesting to read Sue Rickards' commentary in the Telegraph-Journal on the Act that will be before of the legislature to create a brand new Crown corporatio...Haiti's untold story
The earthquake that leveled Haiti's capital city, Port-au-Prince, on January 12, 2010 killed an estimated 200,000 people. Millions of survivors were left injured and trau...
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March 10New Brunswick Filmmakers' Cooperative Annual Workshop
Visit http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/training.htm for full workshop schedules for Fredericton, Moncton and Saint John.
FREDERICTON WORKSHOP
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Cambridge-Narrows couple honoured for protection of Canaan-Washademoak watershed
Biologists Alan and Robena Weatherley have worked with the Canaan-Washademoak Watersheds Association (CWWA) since its inception in 2002. The two were involved in forming ...
Have you been seeing red squares?
A student movement is growing on campuses in Fredericton. Students and supporters are being called on to "Unite! Fight inequality and create equal access to post-secondar...
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