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'This is much more than just a budget issue': STUSU president urges action ahead of March 17 protest
(left to right) Christian Cunningham, NBCC representative; Wilson Paluch, Mount Allison University representative; Kierra MacAlpine, University of New Brunswick representative; N.B. Premier Susan Holt; Ana Lucia Pavon, St. Thomas University representative; Connor Stevens, University of New Brunswick Saint John representative; and Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training, and Labour Jean Claud D'Amours. On March 10, student leaders from student unions around New Brunswic

Polina Kozlova
Mar 163 min read


Two-way mayoral race signals potential shift in Fredericton politics
Jenica Atwin, left, and Steve Hicks are both running to be Fredericton’s next mayor. (Credit: Facebook) With incumbent mayor Kate Rogers opting not to seek re-election, the upcoming municipal election in Fredericton has become a competitive two-person race between former federal MP Jenica Atwin and longtime city councillor Steve Hicks. Their contrasting backgrounds and priorities have energized residents, setting the stage for a race that many see as a turning point for the c

Polina Kozlova
Mar 162 min read


‘It doesn’t reassure me': STU students reflect after budget cut uncertainty
Tamika Gideon, a first-year student at St. Thomas University, shows a direct message from Premier Susan Holt clarifying that the province is not pursuing a merger or closure of STU. (Suzanne Shah/AQ) Even after New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt assured students that St. Thomas University would not close or merge, some say the uncertainty surrounding proposed post-secondary funding cuts has already left a mark. For third-year student Zachary Girard, the initial reaction was imm

Suzanne Shah
Mar 22 min read
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