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Fifty years ago this year Amílcar Cabral was gunned down by a NATO hired hand fifty-six years ago this year Che Guevara was executed by the Bolivian army hand in hand with the CIA neither of these warriors ever stood by - they both left burning within us the ancestral…

Love them, or hate them — cable ferries are a way of life for river communities across southwestern New Brunswick.

Brandy Van Pelt-Ramirez has been named the interim CEO. The chief program officer at La Familia, Van Pelt-Ramirez arrived in 2018 as manager of patient support services.

On a clear day, Digby seems little more than a stone's throw away from Saint John. Often, you can look across from Saint John Harbour and see the Nova Scotia town with the naked eye — a faint blue-grey outline on the horizon. 

Donated blood can be used by families going through cancer treatment, people who undergo surgery, those with sickle cell disease, and a number of other reasons.

Horizon Health Network is closing an 18-bed unit at the Saint John Regional Hospital, displacing 26 nurses. However a human resource official with the health network says there will not be any job losses.

With all the imperial onslaughts against the Global South, their wars are increasingly fought at the level of disinformation and manufactured narratives to create a climate of smoke and mirrors – the better to cloak the real strategies. The West African independent state of Niger experienced a coup d’etat on…

Providence, Rhode Island “What we did yesterday taught us that nothing is impossible. After all, what seemed impossible yesterday, was possible today. So, nothing will seem impossible tomorrow.” — Fidel Castro “Too many people in the U.S. support death and destruction without being aware of it. They indirectly support the…

SHOPPERS are being put off by an awful smell in a major supermarket.

A community group and municipal committee are hoping to address what they call new issues in St. Stephen related to homelessness and drug use.