On Tuesday, a few dozen people met at the centre of UNBF for another rally, and also a march this time. This was organized by the UNBF Graduate Student Association.

From UNBF, we marched about for 20 minutes or more to the legislature. It’s a long way!

Everyone present had lots of spirit!

Professors and students came from many university campuses. The lady shown here is a professor at STU.

The blogger, Charles Leblanc, is getting blogged himself. And by the looks of things, I’m covering this story before he is! Haha.

Some of the Progressive Conservative MLA’s came out offering protestors invitations to the throne speech.

Due to a lack of advertising, the showing wasn’t very strong unfortunately. This is unfortunate, as many people would have come out if they knew about it. I hope there is more advertising for the next rally.

As always, you can find my photos in my gallery.

On Tuesday, over 50 people (100 by some counts) braved the cold weather to attend a small rally at the centre of campus in Fredericton. The rally goals were to protest the bad ideas of the PSE report, including campus closures (!), deregulation of tuition, and the downgrading of university senates.

Many UNBSJ professors, along with 3 of us students, made the trek up to UNBF.

Mona holds a placard.

The rally was organized by the Graduate Student Association of UNB.

The rally was a small gesture to keep the public aware that the post-secondary education issues haven’t been resolved yet, and that we’re still fighting.

I stand bundled up warmly with two jackets, still trying to display my UNBSJ sweatshirt purchased for the first big rally in Fredericton at the legislature.

I made the 6 o’clock CTV News, as Mike Cameron interviewed me in Saint John before we left for Fredericton.

And here I am listening to speakers in Fredericton.

More photos in my gallery.