In Sackville, N.B., students demanded climate change solutions, and they got what they asked for

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By Zack Metcalfe

In the spring and fall of 2019, the streets of Sackville, N.B., were inundated with hundreds of students skipping school, channelling their collective delinquency into a march and a message. Young people, ranging from elementary school to university age, were sending the message that Sackville wasn’t doing enough to address climate change. The town leaders agreed. Read More

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