Thank you to the grandmothers and mothers of the Wolastoqiyik First Nation for their dedication, for their courage and for their service to protecting the land that sustains us.
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A new report by the NB Health Council found that 10% of New Brunswickers don’t have a family doctor and 70,000 rely on the emergency room at their local hospital as their regular place of care. The doctor shortage can be alleviated if more nurse practitioner positions were created.
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Young New Brunswickers are facing mountains of student debt upon graduating from university. The average New Brunswick grad owes $35,200, over 50% higher than the national average. Eliminating the interest on provincial student loans, as Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland and Manitoba have, the government could help recent graduates which would make it easier for our graduates to stay and work […]
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Transition houses provide essential shelter to women and children. Governments have forced these safe havens to fundraise to cover their budgets and this year it has frozen the money it provides.
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