by Daryl Branscombe Recently, a few members of the Community of Creative Citizens (CCC) Education team visited Divine Mercy private Catholic School in Saint John. The school has been in operation for 25 years and has a proud heritage, including being in a building over a century old. It was the former rectory of St. […]
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Response to “Shale Gas is Not the Answer” by Ian Peach in the Telegraph Journal on January 25, 2024
by Peter Churcher The commentary written and published in the TJ News on January 25th contained a number of inaccurate and misleading statements regarding the development of natural gas in our province. In order to foster an open and informed discussion on whether this resource will be a benefit to our province (beyond the money […]
More, Faster: Addressing Health Care
by: Patricia Seaman More, Faster. More, Faster. More, Faster. It has been the healthcare chant in Nova Scotia. We see their physician recruitment efforts paying off with 338 more doctors added to their system over the past two years with claims that they are recruiting more doctors than those retiring. But physician recruitment is only […]
CCC Newsletter: December, 2023
As we gather around the warmth of our homes and hearts during this festive season, the Community of Creative Citizens extends its warmest holiday greetings. As we reflect on the past year, it’s been a testament to our collective resilience and commitment to progress in our key areas of interest: Energy & Environment, Health, Education, […]
Introducing an Innovative Approach to Education in New Brunswick
The Community of Creative Citizens of New Brunswick proudly supports the founding of East Coast Leadership Academy.