I’m 45, and I was 44 the first time I found myself homeless. I was on drugs, spent my money on drugs, and then I lost power to my place. I came here to Grace House almost two months ago. And I love it here. I wouldn’t consider myself homeless, I would say that I am “unable to provide.” I […]
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I ended up at Grace House on my birthday last year. I was devastated when I got there. I thought, “oh great, what a birthday present this is.” And then I met people who lifted me up. You can rise above your circumstances, and with the help of Grace House a nd other organizations in the community, I did. People […]
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Here is the video and transcript of oral questions today recorded in the language it was originally spoken. M. Coon : Ma question s’adresse au ministre des Transports et de l’Infrastructure. Posséder une voiture n’est pas une possibilité pour plusieurs personnes du Nouveau-Brunswick. Si vous ne pouvez pas vous permettre d’en acheter une, se déplacer pour aller voir le médecin, […]
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With files from CTV Atlantic’s Laura Brown. “I find this ludicrous and frankly, sexist,” Coon said in the New Brunswick legislature Tuesday. “Can the Minister of Families and Children explain to this house why his department insists knowing the name of the father before providing a single mom and her children with income they need through social assistance so they […]
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