Protestors in front of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick. (Photo credit: Brunswick News) A second proposed AI data centre in Saint John has Lorneville residents, already fighting one project in their community, asking who will pay for the province’s AI ambitions. Documents Save Lorneville obtained from the province through a right-to-information request show that Cross River Infrastructure Partners, a U.S. company, pitched a data centre campus at the Saint John Indust

Megan Mitton, new face of the New Brunswick Green Party. (Photo credit: Office of the Green Caucus) With the 2028 provincial election approaching, Mitton’s leadership could reshape how the Green Party approaches climate change, health care and economic justice. Megan Mitton is set to become the next leader of New Brunswick’s Green Party, bringing a new face to a party led by David Coon for 14 years. Mitton, the MLA for Tantramar, is the only registered candidate in the party’

As Sustainability Month wraps up, students reflect on what they’ve learned and prepare to take that energy for the protest on October 29. ( Jennifer William/AQ) Hosted by STU Sustainability, St. Thomas University marked its first-ever Sustainability Month, led by Kamylle Bonenfant, a psychology and environmental studies student. From upcycling workshops and community clean-ups to critter dipping at the Ferris Street Wetland, the month-long initiative encouraged students to l

The Holt Liberal government has unveiled its first provincial budget, projecting a $549-million deficit for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. Presented by Finance Minister René Legacy, the budget outlines significant investments in key sectors, particularly in health care, education and economic resilience.