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Nova Scotia Won’t Buy Air Conditioners for Low-Income People with Health Issues
Halifax, Nova Scotia · Halifax

Nova Scotia Won’t Buy Air Conditioners for Low-Income People with Health Issues

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
A Nova Scotia woman on income assistance who succeeded in forcing the province to pay for her air conditioner says she’s frustrated other low-income people won’t get the same relief.See the Story
How accessible are Moncton and Dieppe for people with disabilities?
Moncton · Moncton

How accessible are Moncton and Dieppe for people with disabilities?

A sloping section of sidewalk in downtown Moncton might be invisible to most people, but for wheelchairs users and other people with disabilities, it’s one of many hurdles making cities across Canada inaccessible. NB Media Co-op volunteer Matthew Wright, a full-time wheelchair user since 2020, worked with reporter David Gordon Koch on this video documenting […]Read Article
A Life-Changing Youth Behavioral Program Is Set to Lose Funding Under Trump
Trees · New Brunswick

A Life-Changing Youth Behavioral Program Is Set to Lose Funding Under Trump

In May, the Department of Education told districts across the country, including the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District, that its school-based mental health grant program would end two years early.See the Story

Photovoice project aims to confront systemic racism in New Brunswick

On Saturday, contributors showcased photographs to spark dialogue on dismantling systemic racism in New Brunswick at Fredericton’s Charlotte Street Arts Centre. The event was organized by the Madhu Verma Migrant Justice Centre, a non-profit organization that aims to support migrants in New Brunswick. Titled ‘Like the Air We Breathe,’ the project was a collection of […]Racism · FrederictonRead Article

NB Update: What comes after the crisis in local journalism?

On this edition of the NB Update, we look at the challenges facing local journalism. That was the focus of the Local News Matters symposium, a one-day event that took place recently at Mount Allison University in Sackville. Data from the past 15 years shows that communities across Canada are losing their local journalism outlets faster […]Journalism · SackvilleRead Article

Deportation of woman who fled abusive partner underlines failures of immigration system: advocates

Carla, a woman from Brazil who struggled as an undocumented migrant, dreamed of being a nurse in Canada, but a violent relationship with a rural New Brunswick man ended that ambition. Six years later, advocates are considering how her fate could have been different had she found a shelter suited for refugeesImmigration · New BrunswickRead Article

St. Thomas study examines the lives of rotational workers

New Brunswick trades workers have long sought better employment conditions in other provinces, but the latest generation of workers has been employed as part of a rotational workforce, which adds additional stress for workers and their families. Recent research on the topic suggests that this continuous back and forth between home and work—with workers often […]New Brunswick, Canada · New BrunswickRead Article

Fredericton forum highlights path forward for a more inclusive community

“Systemic racism is like the air that we breathe. We live it everyday and if it works for you, you don’t notice it. However, for others, they cannot breathe,” stated Manju Varma in the Systemic Racism Commissioner’s Final Report. On May 22, 2025, community leaders, educators, healthcare professionals, and advocates gathered for the Fredericton Forum on […]Racism · FrederictonRead Article

National Indigenous Peoples Day about celebration, community

71% Left coverage: 14 sources
Saturday marked National Indigenous People’s Day in Canada and the Barrie Native Friendship Centre (BNFC) held a special barbecue at Springwater Provincial Park to celebrate the occasion.ParadeSee the Story

Interview with Elder Peter Joseph of Richibucto Reserve No. 15

I was visiting my sister Vivian the other day when Elder Peter Joseph from Richibucto Reserve No. 15, part of Elsipogtog First Nation, stopped by. We sat in the living room, surrounded by the warm glow of the afternoon sun streaming through the windows. Vivian offered Elder Joseph a cup of tea, which he gratefully […]Richibucto · RichibuctoRead Article

Saint John Council Moves Forward with Proposed Expansion of Industrial Park

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After weeks of contentious debate and public hearings featuring 75 individual opponents of the expansion, the unanimous votes on first and second readings of the amendments happened in rapid succession after a hearing Monday night.Saint John, New Brunswick · Saint JohnSee the Story

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