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Sensitive Marine Ecosystems Threatened by Energy East’s ‘Aquatic Pipeline’

CCNB Blog, Marine Conservation / Conservation Council of New Brunswick

New Report Shows Energy East Pipeline A Massive Threat to Atlantic Canada and U.S. Marine Resources Canadian Groups Call on Federal Government to Reject Pipelines, As New U.S.Led Campaign Calls for National Tar Sands Dilbit Tanker Ban July 26, 2016, Saint John—A new report released today by the US – based Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), […]

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The stories and photos are flooding in! Tell us how post-tropical storm Arthur affected you…

CCNB Blog, Feature / Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Do you remember post-tropical storm Arthur? The July 2014 extreme weather event left 195,000 households without power for as much as a few days to two weeks because winds of 100 km/hour and heavy rain knocked down trees and power lines. How did you experience post-tropical storm Arthur? Did you lose power, have enough food,

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New Brunswick’s 2025-26 budget fails to confront ongoing environmental crises

Media Releases / Kyle Reid

The federal government’s new Clean Electricity Regulations (CER) set Canada on a course to achieve a carbon-neutral electricity grid by 2035.

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Questions need to be answered about Woodstock diesel disaster

CCNB Blog, Feature / Beverly Gingras

What if we continued life as usual while our world fell apart? Belgian companies Focus and Chaliwaté put this question front and centre in their imaginative and comedic take on the climate crisis in Dimanche.

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EcoNews — Feds fail to consider glyphosate risks, pushing energy fairness forward and fixing fossil fuel pricing flaws

CCNB Blog, EcoNews, Feature / Kyle Reid

In this edition of EcoNews, we bring you expert advice to save energy and make home comfort more affordable and examine a major court ruling on glyphosate that could help protect our health and environment.

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Electric School Bus — Colouring Contest

Climate and Energy, Featured Action, Webinars & Events / Corey Robichaud

Electrify School Bus Colouring Contest Let your kids draw your dreams for a happy and healthy environment Switching to electric isn’t just an investment in transportation. It’s an investment in the health and well-being of our children and our planet. Get ready to unleash your child’s imagination! Let’s Celebrate the Government of New Brunswick’s Commitment to 100%

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Dimanche: A theatrical journey into our climate future

CCNB Blog, Feature / Kyle Reid

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EcoNews — Clean electricity rules released, energy poverty panel and essential electric buses

CCNB Blog, EcoNews, Feature / Kyle Reid

In this edition of EcoNews, we’re kicking off 2025 with updates on the federal clean electricity regulations, our efforts to address energy poverty and why electric school buses remain essential to local climate efforts despite recent setbacks with a major supplier. Meet our newest team members, celebrate the success of our 2024 fundraising efforts and explore upcoming events like a panel on energy affordability and the thought-provoking play Dimanche!

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Energy Efficiency is the Heart of the Solution: A Panel Discussion on Energy Poverty

Campaigns, Climate and Energy, Webinars & Events / Corey Robichaud

Join the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) for a compelling panel discussion on February 14, as we tackle the pressing issue of energy poverty and highlight energy efficiency as a vital solution.

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Danielle Smith: One company’s struggles no reason to hit the brakes on electric school buses

CCNB Blog, Feature / Danielle Smith

Prince Edward Island’s recent decision to pause plans to buy electric school buses following Lion Electric’s financial troubles is a disappointing blow to local climate efforts.

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“The sense of connection I’d felt as a child became the foundation for a career in environmental work” — A Year-End Message from the Desk of Bev Gingras

CCNB Blog, Feature, Fundraiser / Beverly Gingras

“The sense of connection I’d felt as a child became the foundation for a career in environmental work.”

— A Year-End Message from the Desk of Bev Gingras

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“I went from being one of the program’s biggest doubters to one of its biggest converts.” — A Year-End Message from the Desk of Danielle Smith

CCNB Blog, Feature, Fundraiser / Danielle Smith

“I went from being one of the program’s biggest doubters to one of its biggest converts. Because of my experience, I left my university job to lead the Conservation Council’s newly minted From Harm to Harmony program.”

— A Year-End Message from the Desk of Danielle Smith

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