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Higgs defends hiring of Conservative consultants at taxpayer expense
Premier Blaine Higgs has defended his government’s hiring of two well-known Conservative campaign consultants at taxpayer expense as he prepares for an election campaign this fall.
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Vitalité seeks partner for daycare pilot for health-care workers in Restigouche
The Restigouche region could be a step closer to getting a pilot daycare for health-care workers, according to the head of Vitalité Health Network.
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Mountie killer's prison assault trial set for 3 days in December
A three-day trial has been scheduled for Justin Bourque over an alleged prison assault nearly two years ago.
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Contractor blames N.B. government for bridge work delays in lawsuit seeking $27M
Ontario-based Julmac Contracting Ltd. is suing the New Brunswick government, alleging that delays to its work on bridge projects are due to overly onerous requirements imposed by the province.
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Rise in international tourists cited by embattled N.B. minister was seen in all provinces
New Brunswick Tourism Minister Tammy Scott-Wallace has been citing growth in visitors from Britain, France and Germany in 2023 as evidence that departmental activities, such as a trip she and
others took to London and Paris last year, pay dividends for taxpayers.
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