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Clampdown on American antifascists: legal defence fund launched for Minneapolis 15

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By David Gordon Koch Verified
| NB Media Co-op
Activists have launched a legal defence fund for the Minneapolis 15, a group of activists who face charges of “conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer” in connection with protests against the Trump administration’s brutal anti-immigrant crackdown in the Twin Cities. Minneapolis-based migrant justice organizer Aizar Cabrera, who recently visited New Brunswick on a speaking tour, told the NB Media Co-op the defendants have been released and are awaiting their day in court.
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New Brunswick maintains three per cent rent cap, but researchers and advocates call for more action

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By David Gordon Koch Verified
| NB Media Co-op
The provincial government announced Wednesday that a three per cent limit on rent increases will remain in place for another year. “We’re keeping the rent cap in place for the 2027 calendar year to maintain that stability and predictability that tenants need, and to give us more time to improve market conditions here in New Brunswick,” Minister of Housing David Hickey said in a statement.
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New Brunswick maintains three per cent rent cap, but researchers call for more action

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By David Gordon Koch Verified
| Frequency News
The provincial government announced Wednesday that a three per cent limit on rent increases will remain in place for another year. “We’re keeping the rent cap in place for the 2027 calendar year to maintain that stability and predictability that tenants need, and to give us more time to improve market conditions here in New Brunswick,” Minister of Housing David Hickey said in a statement.
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