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Statistics Canada – Fourth 2016 Census of Population release: Income
OTTAWA, Sept. 6, 2017 – Next week, Statistics Canada turns its attention to money matters, as the agency focuses on the income of Canadians. As Canada marks its 150th anniversary, Statistics Canada will continue to share its year-long story of our country and its people, based on the 2016 Census results. Data on income will be published at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time […]
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Read MoreFuture Atlantic Science Enterprise Centre to take shape at Gulf Fisheries Centre
August 21, 2017 Moncton, New Brunswick − The Government of Canada is investing in scientific excellence to ensure we have high-quality information to make the best decisions about Canada’s aquatic environments. This is one of the ways the Government of Canada is taking action to ensure that fisheries and aquaculture sectors thrive, remain sustainable and healthy, […]
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Read MorePembina Institute: The Right to a Healthy Environment
May 19, 2017 Do Canadians have a right to a healthy environment? Such rights are recognized in more than 110 countries around the world, but not in Canada. A multitude of organizations and experts argue that a right to a healthy environment is legally possible, can be practically implemented and can improve protection for the […]
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Read MoreLabrador researchers told to use ‘humility’ when in Indigenous communities – CBC
Over 170 researchers and others are in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this week for the Labrador Research Forum May 02, 2017 The Labrador Research forum kicked off Monday with a less-than-rosy picture of how research has played a role in the history of Labrador — while challenging participants to look at how it can be used […]
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Read MoreAssessment of Health Promotion Needs and Cultural and Traditional Practices of Qalipu First Nation Members
Members Wanted as Participants for a Research Study During the 60 years that passed before the recognition of Qalipu First Nation in 2011, our people experienced a loss from their cultural and traditional practices. Being an off-reserve landless Band makes us unique from other First Nations and, according to what some may say, may be […]
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Read MoreFredericton suburb was once home to ancient indigenous camp – CTV
April 13, 2017 FREDERICTON — The New Brunswick government says testing has revealed that a Fredericton suburb was once home to an indigenous encampment that is one of the oldest sites in northeastern North America. The site in Marysville, N.B., was uncovered during road construction. To confirm the site’s estimated age, a number of charcoal […]
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Read MoreFive years of research – MUN Gazette
April 11, 2017 In recognition of its fifth anniversary, Grenfell Campus’s Environmental Policy Institute is celebrating its accomplishments. Five Years in Review was a day-long retrospective event that highlighted the interdisciplinary work conducted by the faculty and staff of the institute, as well as the master of arts in environmental policy students. Grenfell developed the […]
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Read MoreCRA: Atlantic Canada Business Confidence Index: Significant improvement in business confidence in the last six months
MONCTON, February 7: The results of the second wave of the Atlantic Canada Business Confidence Index (BCI), commissioned by TD Bank Group, reveal sharp growth in confidence across the region compared with six months ago. Indeed, after the initial results of the Index in mid-2016, there has been a 6.8-point spike in confidence with business […]
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Read MoreNCC Housing Survey
January 9, 2017 We are requesting your participation in this brief survey to help us get a “snapshot of housing in NunatuKavut.” As we reference “Housing” in this survey, we would like you to consider homelessness, adequate housing, target populations in need of housing, challenges in obtaining or maintaining housing, and your understanding of housing […]
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Read MoreYou don’t want to miss the Labrador Research Forum!
January 9, 2017 If you are interested in Indigenous research in Labrador, you don’t want to miss this exciting event! It is taking place in Upper Lake Melville on February 15-18, 2017. Look forward to interesting dialogue, knowledge-sharing and idea generating and group think opportunities. Deadline to submit abstracts is January 17. Registration deadline is […]
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