Three everyday practices that have taught humanity how to live together — long before we argued about how to do it. SERIES OVERVIEW Civility is usually discussed as a set of rules, manners, or expectations imposed on behavior. But historically, civility emerged much earlier and much more naturally — through shared cultural practices that required […]
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Green Party Leader David Coon says Bill 23, An Act Respecting the Right to a Healthy Environment, is intended to protect human health, including the health of children. The proposed legislation would also establish the creation of an Environmental Rights Commissioner. “People have no right to clean air,” Coon said, speaking with CHCO-TV. “How is […]
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New Brunswick’s Chief Medical Officer of Health is advising of an exposure of a confirmed case of Hepatitis A at the Algonquin Resort in Saint Andrews. Public Health said the exposure happened on Jan. 21, 22, 24 and 25. Algonquin General Manager Cole Sheridan told The Courier an employee was diagnosed with Hepatitis A. “We […]
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The Town of Saint Andrews is asking the Department of Environment and Local Government to create a formal policy outlining how code of conduct and conflict-of-interest meetings should be handled, following an advisory from the Local Governance Commission (LGC). The town was advised, alongside 76 other municipalities and the regional service commission, that it could […]
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Education Minister Claire Johnson says the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (EECD) is still reviewing where rightsholders are located and what land is available for a Francophone school in Charlotte County. In December 2024, the Liberal government announced plans for two schools for southwest New Brunswick, including one in Charlotte County and Kings […]
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