Shale gas protest continues outside the NB Legislature
The protests continued against shale gas on Friday, March 30th at noon outside the New Brunswick Legislature. About 40 anti-shale gas...
Read moreThe protests continued against shale gas on Friday, March 30th at noon outside the New Brunswick Legislature. About 40 anti-shale gas...
Read moreDear Minister Bruce Northrup, Since you are responsible for developing a new forest policy for New Brunswick, and in the recent...
Read moreIf Poplar Road looks like any street in suburban Canada, it should. The street — and the town where it was...
Read moreTwo public interest organizations -- the Atlantic Chapter of the Sierra Club and the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility -- are...
Read moreOttawa - The controversial pra ctice of hydraulic fracturing, otherwise known as fracking, is facing mounting opposition across the country. A...
Read moreCoal miners used to carry caged canaries with them down underground as a way to be alerted to leaks of dangerous...
Read moreFredericton City Council will be voting on a resolution to ban shale gas at council meeting on Tuesday, April 10th, 2012....
Read moreThe following is an open letter sent to New Brunswick Health Minister Madeleine Dubé and Environment Minister Margaret-Ann Blaney.As the health...
Read moreFredericton – Once considered progressive and ahead of the times by other jurisdictions in Canada, New Brunswick’s water protection measures are...
Read moreThe Coca-Cola Company has put on a happy face for the North American public by pledging to help protect the iconic...
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