Since the brink of the genocide in Gaza in fall 2023, Fredericton has become home to six active Palestine solidarity groups. Collectively, these groups organize protests, fundraisers, and educational events about Palestine; talk with local politicians demanding that Canada abide by international law; and hold...

Cette semaine marque le 42e anniversaire de la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés, pierre angulaire de l’engagement du Canada envers la liberté, la démocratie et les valeurs d’égalité, de diversité et d’inclusion. Cependant, alors que nous réfléchissons à ce jalon, il y a peu...

This week marks the 42nd anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a cornerstone of Canada’s commitment to freedom, democracy and the values of equality, diversity, and inclusion. However, as we reflect on this milestone, there is little cause for celebration within our...

On March 27, Fredericton students came together for a workshop organized by the Promise of Home research team. The event, titled "Beyond Campus Borders: Dismantling Barriers, Building Solidarity," was a chance for students to discuss the barriers on campus and brainstorm ways to promote unity...

Cher Monsieur Higgs, Alter Acadie NB a bien pris connaissance de vos déclarations lors de la conférence annuelle du réseau conservateur “Canada Fort et Libre” à Ottawa ce jeudi dernier. Il est surprenant d'entendre un premier ministre exprimer son étonnement face à la propagation nationale...

2023 was the warmest year on record, and 2024 has been even warmer so far. Most humans know that the climate crisis exists, and the majority of Canadians are worried about what that means for the state of our world in the future and in...

Watching the state of political discourse these days, you might think that the most pressing issue facing voters isn’t that life is unaffordable, it’s that trans people exist. Last week, the Canada Strong and Free Network (formerly The Manning Centre) met in Ottawa for their...

When a total solar eclipse crossed North America on Monday, April 8, Elsipogtog First Nation was on the path of totality. Journalism students from St. Thomas University's Aotiitj program wrote down their observations. Chenille Augustine: "What is there to see?" I begrudgingly grumbled, kicking on...