A progressive and dynamic non-profit organization saw the light almost three years ago in Moncton: Woven Cultures Tissées. Since then,...

In part one of this two-part “Feminist Fredericton” series, I introduced Leslie Kern’s Feminist City (Between the Lines Press, 2019)...

Experts warn that new municipal codes of conduct such as the almost-identical ones adopted by Moncton and Sackville could stifle...

Before my partner and I moved to Fredericton, we struggled to get a handle on how owning a car registered...

Toxic water, industrial pollution, high cancer rates and discrimination in Nova Scotia’s Black and Indigenous communities have prompted four inspiring...

As we move through the COVID-19 pandemic, two issues have become obvious. First, to stop the spread of the COVID-19...

University of New Brunswick classics professor Matthew Sears delivered the most recent tertulia in the time of coronavirus on May...

Small-scale, sustainable farms have lots to offer their communities: education, environmental stewardship, meaningful connections and nutritious food. Community farms provide...

More than 100 civil society groups across Canada, including nine in New Brunswick, signed a letter this week to the...

The stakes are high for the future of New Brunswick forests as we enter an increasingly warming climate. Recent research...