Protesters hold signs expressing their concerns about the Tantramar gas plant and Lorneville data centre. (Isabella Pacheco/The AQ) On Oct. 19, protesters gathered outside the New Brunswick Legislature in Fredericton to voice concerns about future industrial development across the province either supported or being mulled over by Susan Holt’s Liberal government. From gas plants and data centers to mining and fracking, people raised their voices in opposition regarding thes

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’