Fredericton Council was Right to Borrow More Money for Arts Centre
Opinion: Is it a lot of money? Absolutely. Was council right to move forward with its construction at increased cost? Absolutely.
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Saturday Huddle: Let’s Speculate About Irving
Opinion: Irving Oil left a giant informational vacuum with its bare-bones statement this week about a “strategic review”. And staring into that vacuum, the rest of us have no choice but to speculate.
The Review of Policy 713 in New Brunswick Raises Moral Questions
Opinion: The situation in New Brunswick surrounding Policy 713, and the rhetoric of the government has reached its peak near the beginning of this Pride Month. We are in a moment where the defense of LGBTQIA2S+ rights is particularly significant and necessary in the face an “organized backlash” against th community.
Saturday Huddle: When Forest Fires are no Longer Remarkable
Opinion: As community-shaking forest fires become more common, please don’t become inured, please don’t stop asking our leaders tough questions, please don’t accept that this is just how things are now.
Atlantic Canada at a Crossroads: Can we Maximize on Generational Opportunity?
The Atlantic region is amid a period of exceptional growth. But we might not be ready to maximize and sustain this opportunity.
New Brunswick Needs Immigration
Growing New Brunswick’s population is foundational to sustained economic growth and the Fredericton chamber addresses this issue primarily through working closely with New Canadians and post-secondary students and institutions.
A Time for Everything, Including Political Cooperation
Opinion: According to Churchill, democracy is the worst form of government – except for all the others we have tried.
What Brantville’s Economy Tells us About Rural New Brunswick
How has Brantville faired over 50 years? And what does it tell us about driving economic growth in rural New Brunswick?
Trudeau Doesn’t Care About the Cost of Living
Our leaders have shown their true colours when faced with an emergency. They have chosen to duck and cover.
