Trudeau is wrong. LNG development is feasible
IAN MADSEN: Canada has to step up to the plate and help its allies
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Category: Eye on New Brunswick
Canadian brewers having a hard time staying afloat
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: This has not been a good year for the beer industry and, thanks to the federal government, beer could get even more expensive in 2023
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Universities’ draconian pandemic rules are ridiculous
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Proof of vaccination is required for students who want to reside at the University of Toronto. Another sign of out-of-touch elitism
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Canadian health care at a crossroads
SUSAN MARTINUK: It’s time to stop talking about money and start talking about changing health care
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Higgs leaving New Brunswick taxpayers out in the cold
JAY GOLDBERG: While Higgs has excelled in debt management, he’s lagging behind when it comes to delivering relief for taxpayers facing soaring inflation
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The forgotten legacy Claudette Bradshaw left to New Brunswickers
LUC THERIAULT: The Bradshaw Report was one of the very rare attempts at looking at the working conditions and benefits levels in the non-profit sector
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Responding to the pandemic doesn’t have to mean a mountain of debt
JAY GOLDBERG: The contrast between how New Brunswick and Ontario handled the pandemic is stark. New Brunswick is in the black, Ontario is in the red (FREE)
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Atlantic Canada missing out on potential oil and gas boom
VEN VENKATACHALAM and LENNIE KAPLAN: Energy sector created more than 20,000 jobs and nearly $7 billion in GDP in 2017 alone
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New Brunswick charts a bold new economic path
CONSTANTINE PASSARIS: The launch of the McKenna Institute at the University of New Brunswick is confirmation that the age of internetization has arrived in the province (FREE)
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New Brunswick’s Acadia region a hidden gem
CYCLING CANADA: A naturally beautiful region with equally vibrant people, Acadia is a Canadian treasure
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CUPE wants its weight in gold – paid for by the taxpayer
RENAUD BROSSARD: New Brunswick union wants a 20%(!) raise over the next four years (FREE)
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Government spending in New Brunswick is about to hit a wall
RENAUD BROSSARD: A $600 million gap exists between what the province currently spends and what it can afford to spend without increasing its debt load (FREE)
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