March 20, 2019 Green Caucus Wants Nursing Home Worker’s Dispute to Go to Binding Arbitration Fredericton – Green Party leader David Coon…
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Green Party Leader says good faith bargaining cannot happen in the courtroom
March 19, 2019 Green Party Leader says good faith bargaining cannot happen in the courtroom Fredericton – Green Party Leader, David Coon,…
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2019 – 2020 Green Budget Priorities
Budget 2019-2020: Submission to Minister of Finance, Ernie Steeves from Green Party Leader, David Coon Restoring Sustainability to Finances The budget will…
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To Grow a Renewable Energy Industry NB Power’s Monopoly Must End
New Brunswick communities are looking to develop their local economies. New Brunswick municipalities are looking for new sources of…
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We lost a great New Brunswicker yesterday with the death of Peter deMarsh in the Ethiopian Air crash. Peter was a fearless advocate for rural…
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Open Letter to Premier Higgs re: Funding for Nursing home workers on March 8, 2019
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Green Party Leader and MLA for Fredericton South David Coon is launching a provincial tour to meet with community leaders and entrepreneurs…
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The City of Fredericton diverts approximately ten percent of its waste through curbside recycling; people living in apartments have no curbside recycling at all. In comparison, Halifax has a robust curbside recycling program that includes organics and diverts over fifty percent of its waste. This is an issue that affects all New Brunswickers.
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Due to the flurry of public activism, the intended work on the square was slowed down, and the City modified the design to save the oldest trees on the site. Nonetheless, public concern has persisted as the stone wall surrounding the square has been partially dismantled.
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Some municipalities in New Brunswick are struggling because heavy industry is not paying its fair share.