NDP criticizes subsidy to keep new grads in province
(CBC) "This proposal doesn’t protect existing workers. It's basically creating an incentive for companies to fire existing staff and replace them with new workers whose wages are subsidized by the...
View ArticlePremier delivers state of the province address
(GNB) An $80-million investment in innovation and research and development as well as the naming of the co-chair of the New Brunswick Research and Innovation Council highlighted the state of the...
View ArticleLe premier ministre prononce le discours sur l'état de la province
(GNB) Un investissement de 80 millions de dollars dans l'innovation et la recherche et développement ainsi que la nomination du coprésident du Conseil de recherche et d'innovation du Nouveau-Brunswick...
View ArticleYouth Score as the Moncton Miracles Partner with Tech South East
Tech South East and the National Basketball League’s Moncton Miracles are pleased to announce that they will work in partnership to deliver an education outreach program to students across the south...
View ArticleGovernment drug plan “Step in the right direction” says NDP’s Cardy
(NBNDP) New Brunswick New Democratic Party leader Dominic Cardy said the prescription drug plan unveiled today is a big step forward to help 70,000 New Brunswickers without drug coverage. Read morelire...
View ArticleLe régime d’assurance-médicaments du gouvernement est « un pas dans la bonne...
(NBNDP) Le régime d’assurance-médicaments du gouvernement est « un pas dans la bonne direction » au dire du chef néo-démocrate, Dominic Cardy. « Assurons-nous que le programme soit universel, contrôlé...
View ArticleUS intelligence agencies can spy on Canadians through cloud computing services
By Brent Patterson (Council of Canadians) The Ottawa Citizen reports, “American spies can snoop through Canadians’ computer data — including that of political organizations and without warrants — if...
View ArticleRCMP identify human remains, cause of death still undetermined, Moncton, N.B.
Codiac Regional RCMP has been able to confirm that human remains found on December 22, 2012, in a wooded area in Moncton were that of a 19-year-old Moncton man.lire la suite
View ArticleRestes humains : l'identité est confirmée, mais la cause du décès n'est pas...
Le Service régional de Codiac de la GRC a confirmé que les restes humains trouvés dans un boisé de Moncton le 22 décembre 2012 sont ceux d'un homme de 19 ans de Moncton.lire la suite
View ArticleNew Democrats Launch Democratic Upgrade Package
(NBNDP) Today New Democrat leader Dominic Cardy announced the first in a series of four draft bills aimed at restoring faith in government and government institutions. Three more draft bills will be...
View ArticleStudy shows severe nuclear accident at Point Lepreau 40 times more likely...
*Version française du texte disponible (CCNB) On Friday, January 18, 2013, NB Power released the preliminary results of a study that showed that NB Power has grossly underestimated earthquake risk. The...
View ArticleVol à main armée - Photos du suspect / RCMP release pictures of armed robbery...
(RCMP) Codiac Regional RCMP is releasing surveillance video pictures of a man who robbed a gas bar on Mountain Road in Moncton in January.lire la suite
View ArticleLiberals want to see trade missions for New Brunswick businesses
(NBLA) The Liberal Opposition believes the Alward government should work with New Brunswick companies to help facilitate trade missions across the country.lire la suite
View ArticleLes libéraux veulent voir des missions commerciales pour les entreprises...
(NBLA) L’Opposition libérale croit que le gouvernement Alward devrait travailler avec les entreprises Néo-Brunswickoises pour aider à faciliter des missions commerciales à travers le pays.lire la suite
View ArticleAvis de tempête de neige
(Moncton) En raison de la tempête de neige prévue, la Ville de Moncton demande aux résidants de rester à la maison et de ne se déplacer que s'il est absolument nécessaire.lire la suite
View ArticleWinter Storm Advisory
(Moncton) With a winter storm approaching, the City of Moncton encourages residents to stay home and only travel if it is absolutely necessary.lire la suite
View ArticleNor'Easter Slams Moncton
A classic nor-easter hit Moncton overnight. The City of Moncton reports that buses are not running and all Moncton arenas are closed for the day. Emnvionment Canada reports the system will give heavy...
View ArticleLeBlanc seeks ER commitment from Health Minister
(NBLA) Rogersville-Kouchibouguac MLA Bertrand LeBlanc hopes that when Health Minister Ted Flemming talks about closing emergency rooms in New Brunswick, the Stella-Maris-de-Kent Hospital isn’t one of...
View ArticlePope Benedict XVI announces he will resign because of 'ill health'
(Independent) Pope Benedict XVI has announced that he will resign the papacy because of ill health, according to the Italian news agency ANSA. The decision will send shockwaves through the global...
View ArticleHave a heart Mr. Harper
(Moncton) The Presidents of the four Federations of Labour in Atlantic Canada are condemning changes by the Harper government to the country’s Employment Insurance program, saying the changes are about...
View ArticleRejecting the Cult of Austerity
(Inter Pares) We are told every day that the economy is in deep trouble, that deficits are soaring, and the only cure is to cut back on government expenditures. We must live within our means....
View ArticleCanadians giving up on the world of work
by Jim Stanford (Rabble) The glaring contrast between employment numbers, and the unemployment rate, was highlighted by last week's labour force numbers from Statistics Canada (capably dissected...
View Article“Injustice somewhere is injustice everywhere:” Fredericton peace activist
by Sophie Lavoie (NB Media Co-op) Fredericton – The much publicized hunger strike by Chief Theresa Spence in Ottawa and the wider activist movement that has been linked to it have galvanized mainstream...
View ArticleCanada’s tax system needs fairness overhaul: study
by Marc Lee and Iglika Ivanova (CCPA) OTTAWA—Canada’s tax system is in dire need of reform, says a new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA). According to the study, by CCPA...
View ArticleWhat's in the air in Penobsquis? Qu’y-a-t-il dans l’air à Penobsquis ?
(CCNB) Fredericton – While the public awaits the loudly-touted government shale gas regulations, CCNB Action is dismayed to learn about the lack of regulations currently governing the expanding gas...
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