Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Canada's Oldest Official Student Publication
Recent COVID developments in New Brunswick have brought new restrictions to some areas and prompted changing hospital standards in the province. The active case count continues to hover around 1,000 and the volume of patients admitted to the ICU has…
By: Taylor Chalker New Brunswickers Push for Rapid Covid Tests New Brunswickers are pushing for the availability of rapid testing kits, with rising case numbers and increased waiting times on test results. Currently, a program exists within the provincial government…
On October 1, Court of Queen’s Bench Justice Tracey DeWare ruled in favour of proceeding with a class-action lawsuit originally brought forward by Koskie Minsky LLP in May 2019. The law firm’s website outlines the claims: “The lawsuit alleges that…
By: Taylor Chalker and Joel Rumson On October 19, at approximately 11:30AM, a vehicle crashed into Lady Beaverbrook residence. Witnesses say that the vehicle failed to follow the path of Dineen Drive, going over the curb and hitting the side…
The recent climate change rally in Fredericton was hosted by the Council of Canadians, a grassroots organization which focuses on local action towards major goals. Their main areas of focus are on climate change action, sustainable trade, clean water for…
On September 30, Canada recognized the first annual Truth and Reconciliation Day, a day to honour residential school survivors, their families, and their stories. New Brunswick chose not to recognize this as a provincial holiday, frustrating many in the community,…
By: David Bunce Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been various protests against government attempts to tackle the disease. These demonstrations have taken action against lockdown measures, mask mandates, and vaccine passports, among others. Some jurisdictions in Canada have ignored…
