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Green Party celebrates 2 years: How far has David Coon come?
David Coon’s electoral success in 2014 begs the question on whether he has developed a beachhead to elect more Greens or whether he managed to win a seat based on his own personal connection with voters.
Saint John gets to voice opinions on Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal
Karen Ludwig has been consulting with Canadians across the country and she says the response towards the partnership has been mixed.
St. George Street meeting addresses prostitution issues in Moncton
Residents of Moncton’s St. George Street neighbourhood voiced their concerns and support for sex workers in the area Wednesday night.
Fredericton woman speaks at UN HeForShe event in New York
The event’s guest speakers included Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and actress Emma Watson.
Moncton works on efforts to help poor and homeless
Moncton is working toward making the city more socially inclusive by improving access to housing and strengthening food security.
Maritime students taking longer to complete 1st degree
Maritime students are spending more time on their first degrees and the New Brunswick Student Alliance is hoping the timely completion benefit will cater to five years rather than four.
Opposition slams use of contingency fund as 'fiscal joke'
The Gallant's government's decision to take $20 million out of its $100-million contingency fund just three months into the fiscal year is being ridiculed by their political opponents.
Campus garden to provide vegetables to students
Students at the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University in Fredericton will soon be able to grow their food.
Nature Conservancy touts conservation as best climate change solution
Rob Wilson is the director of carbon finance with the conservancy. He will speak to the province’s select committee on climate change Thursday.
Summer setback: Some kids losing math, literacy skills over vacation
Summer setback occurs during the summer months and it means that students are losing skills or their existing skills are not as sharp as they were just weeks prior.