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Atlantic
AFN Supports Direct Action?
Day of Action discussed, criticized at AFN General Assembly
Aug 4
Uranium rising
Plan to mine radioactive ore generates controversy in Moncton, New Brunwick
Jul 6
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Where is Atlantic Canada Heading?
An interview with Maude Barlow on Atlantica
Jun 12
Reclaiming the Forbidden Forest
Roundtable discusses community forestry
Mar 23
December 7, 2006
Environment
Hillary Bain Lindsay investigates accusations of 'environmental racism' that have taken centre stage during a fight against a new landfill.
Race and Waste in Nova Scotia
Hillary Bain Lindsay investigates accusations of 'environmental racism' that have taken centre stage during a fight against a new landfill.Accusations of 'environmental racism' take centre stage during fight against new landfill development
Dec 7
December 5, 2006
Environment
Activists hope the loss of two lakes in Newfoundland to mining waste isn't the beginning of a new trend. Tracy Glynn learns
Where Have All The Fishes Gone?
Activists hope the loss of two lakes in Newfoundland to mining waste isn't the beginning of a new trend. Tracy Glynn learnsNewfoundland losing lakes to mining waste
Dec 5
October 10, 2006
Accounts
Chris Arsenault spends an afternoon at an arms convention with some nice folks.
New Brunswick's New Business
Chris Arsenault spends an afternoon at an arms convention with some nice folks.An afternoon at an arms convention with some nice folks
Oct 10
August 10, 2006
Features
Hillary Bain Lindsay asks why Eastern Canada is being flooded with proposals for liquefied natural gas terminals, and why so many communities are resisting them.
Last Gas
Hillary Bain Lindsay asks why Eastern Canada is being flooded with proposals for liquefied natural gas terminals, and why so many communities are resisting them.Can natural gas reserves keep up with soaring consumption?
Aug 10
July 13, 2006
Canadian News
Chris Arsenault interviews professor Thom Workman about the minimal minimum wage hike in New Brunswick and its impacts.
Minimal Improvement
Chris Arsenault interviews professor Thom Workman about the minimal minimum wage hike in New Brunswick and its impacts.Minimum wage hike in New Brunswick is still not enough professor says
Jul 13
July 6, 2006
Canadian News
Gaining access to publicly funded abortions in New Brunswick has never been easy. Chris Arsenault discovers it's now more difficult than ever.
Uncertain Futures
Gaining access to publicly funded abortions in New Brunswick has never been easy. Chris Arsenault discovers it's now more difficult than ever.Gaining access to publicly funded abortions is not easy in New Brunswick
Jul 6
July 1, 2006
Labour
A St John's bottlers' strike has revived an age old debate: who benefits from new technology? Jacob Fergus investigates.
Pepsi vs. Folk
A St John's bottlers' strike has revived an age old debate: who benefits from new technology? Jacob Fergus investigates.St. John's bottlers' strike revives age old debate: who benefits from new technology?
Jul 1
June 17, 2006
Labour
Business leaders in Atlantic Canada say they've found an answer to the region's economic woes. Atlantic Canadians wish somebody would ask them. Hillary Bain Lindsay investigates.
Business Without Boundaries
Business leaders in Atlantic Canada say they've found an answer to the region's economic woes. Atlantic Canadians wish somebody would ask them. Hillary Bain Lindsay investigates.New initiative hopes to make Atlantic Canada an 'epi-centre' of international trade
Jun 17
June 1, 2006
Canadian News
Fredericton police are accused of racism after arrests at a "No One Is Illegal" march. Chris Arsenault investigates.
No White Is Illegal?
Fredericton police are accused of racism after arrests at a "No One Is Illegal" march. Chris Arsenault investigates.Fredericton police are accused of racism after arrests at "No One Is Illegal" march
Jun 1
May 29, 2006
Original Peoples
Kim Peterson finds the People of Tobique First Nation resisting corruption, and tracing the problem back to the Indian Act.
The Indian Act's Corrupt
Kim Peterson finds the People of Tobique First Nation resisting corruption, and tracing the problem back to the Indian Act. Resisting the roots of corruption in Tobique First Nations
May 29
April 17, 2006
Canadian News
Chris Arsenault investigates what people are supporting in Colombia when they pay their power bill in New Brunswick.
Coal Comfort
Chris Arsenault investigates what people are supporting in Colombia when they pay their power bill in New Brunswick.What are New Brunswickers supporting when they pay their power bill?
Apr 17
March 27, 2006
Food
Hillary Bain Lindsay discovers a flour mill in rural New Brunswick that is nourishing the local economy by ensuring that Maritimers eat local.
Against the Grain
Hillary Bain Lindsay discovers a flour mill in rural New Brunswick that is nourishing the local economy by ensuring that Maritimers eat local.Speerville's bioregional ethic supports local economies
Mar 27
March 26, 2006
Arts
Max Liboiron speaks to photographer John Haney about the process of art. Slow down and take a second look.
The Life of A Clearcut
Max Liboiron speaks to photographer John Haney about the process of art. Slow down and take a second look.John Haney collaborates with his environment
Mar 26
June 1, 2005
Environment
Representatives of the Colombian Mineworkers' Union have a message for Maritimers, writes Stuart Neatby: stop buying blood coal.
Coal Front Comes to the Maritimes
Representatives of the Colombian Mineworkers' Union have a message for Maritimers, writes Stuart Neatby: stop buying blood coal.Are assassinations lighting Atlantic Canadian homes?
Jun 1
December 19, 2004
Environment
Buy Nothing Year
Matt Watkins is living without money for a year, to test some ideas about the infectiousness of generosity. Hillary Lindsay asks him about it.
Matt Watkins' quest to want not, waste not
Dec 19
December 22, 2003
Arts
Proffessor Undressor
Sumi-E Experiment (2003)
Many of today's most acclaimed electronica albums are recorded in the cramped bedrooms of computer-literate music nerds. Meanwhile journalists have invented the curious genre of "laptop music" to describe the trend.
Many of today's most acclaimed electronica albums are recorded in the cramped bedrooms of computer-literate music nerds. Meanwhile journalists have invented the curious genre of "laptop music" to describe the trend.
Sumi-E Experiment (2003)
Dec 22
December 22, 2003
Environment
The threat of chemical dumps in Atlantic waters
The coastal waters of Atlantic Canada have been polluted with a legacy of chemical, biological and nuclear weaponry. The primary culprits include the Canadian, American and British militaries, which have obsessed over our safety from alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, while the communities and eco-systems of the Atlantic region have been under attack from the very same weapons of mass destruction since the 1940's. Now, with corporations being given permission to do seismic testing in Atlantic waters, the impact of these dumpsites may be compounded.
Mustard Gas and Seismic Blasts
The threat of chemical dumps in Atlantic watersThe coastal waters of Atlantic Canada have been polluted with a legacy of chemical, biological and nuclear weaponry. The primary culprits include the Canadian, American and British militaries, which have obsessed over our safety from alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, while the communities and eco-systems of the Atlantic region have been under attack from the very same weapons of mass destruction since the 1940's. Now, with corporations being given permission to do seismic testing in Atlantic waters, the impact of these dumpsites may be compounded.
The threat of chemical dumps in Atlantic waters
Dec 22
November 10, 2003
Features
The Irving Media Monopoly in New Brunswick
Living in New Brunswick where all of the English language daily papers are owned by one company means that there is very little variety in the type of news that is available to New Brunswick readers. We face classic problems of monopoly media ownership in which homogeneity and a narrow range of opinion are common features of the news media.
Freedom of the Press is for Those Who Own One
The Irving Media Monopoly in New BrunswickLiving in New Brunswick where all of the English language daily papers are owned by one company means that there is very little variety in the type of news that is available to New Brunswick readers. We face classic problems of monopoly media ownership in which homogeneity and a narrow range of opinion are common features of the news media.
The Irving Media Monopoly in New Brunswick
Nov 10
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Geography
The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada. It aims to provide accurate, critical coverage that is accountable to its readers and the subjects it tackles. Taking its name from Canada's official status as both a colony and a colonial force, the Dominion examines politics, culture and daily life with a view to understanding the exercise of power.