Municipal Code of Conduct in Saint John: enforcement is needed
Recently, concerns were expressed that local politicians in Moncton and Sackville would be stifled from speaking their minds on social media...
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Politics
Removing parental exceptions to mandatory vaccination: Is it the best way?
The World Health Organization (WHO) has named "vaccine hesitancy" – being reluctant or refusing to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines...
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Fighting fake news: Erin Steuter’s new graphic novel
People curious about fake news now have a new tool available: a graphic novel. The work of New Brunswick sociologist Erin...
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The right to quality education in both official languages upheld by Supreme Court
On Friday, June 12, the Supreme Court of Canada made a ruling on official language rights to education in British Columbia...
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Proposal to expand powers of province and peace officers to be amended next week
On Wednesday the Higgs government introduced Bill 49 to amend the Emergency Measures Act. The blowback was immediate and intense. Social...
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NB Federation of Labour supports anti-scab legislation introduced by MLA Kevin Arseneau
The New Brunswick Federation of Labour (NBFL) applauds the introduction of Bill 51, an act to ban the use of replacement...
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CBC’s left-wing allergy
The CBC recently was criticized by Toronto Black Lives Matter activist Sandy Hudson in a post that went viral. It turns...
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“We want our voice to be heard”: Fredericton Black Lives Matter Vigil at the Legislature
Anaya Brentumi made her speaking debut at the Black Lives Matter Vigil in Fredericton on June 3, 2020. “I have strong...
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“We are a threat. We are a threat to all forms of oppression”: Black Lives Matter Fredericton
About 1,000 people took to the streets of Fredericton today in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. Today’s action is one of...
Read more![Toilet paper in a time of tax havens: New Brunswick politician calls J.D. Irving’s charity “spam,” tables motion to ban financial assistance to companies that use tax havens [updated]](https://newnbmedia.mydev.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Kevin-Arseneau-350x250.jpg)
Toilet paper in a time of tax havens: New Brunswick politician calls J.D. Irving’s charity “spam,” tables motion to ban financial assistance to companies that use tax havens [updated]
Lisez la version française ici. On May 27, Kevin Arseneau, Member of the Legislative Assembly for Kent North, tabled a motion...
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