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New Brunswick tries new approach after disappointing results under 10-year education plan - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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New Brunswick is starting another long-term plan to turn around student achievement, after one expert says previous education plans have fallen short. The education minister says this time will be different, but questions remain about whether the new approach actually addresses what’s been holding students back. Paul Bennett, a senior fellow with the MacDonald-Laurier Institute, has a stark warning about the possible consequences. “The stakes are incredibly high. I am very concerned about the fu
New Brunswick launches subsidized school lunch program amid rollout delays - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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New Brunswick’s first provincewide school lunch program is now serving thousands of students with meals subsidized for every family, but days into the rollout, about one in five schools is still waiting for full service. While school lunches existed before, they often varied by community. Now, the province says the program is under one universal model that’s backed by $26 million in funding this year. Meals cost $4 though Grade 8, and $5 in high school. The province will subsidize the remaining
‘You almost taste it’: Fredericton residents fed up with sewage plant odour - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Some residents on Fredericton’s north side say a lingering smell from the city’s sewage treatment plant has become unbearable. For people living near the plant on Barker Street, even spending time outside has been a challenge in recent months — especially when trucks hauling sludge pass by. “You want to breathe through your nose. If you breathe through your mouth, you almost taste it. That’s how bad it is,” said resident Clyde Bungay. The plant treats the city’s wastewater before it’s discharged
New U.S. tariffs could devastate some New Brunswick communities, small businesses - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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American tariff threats are raising concerns for some New Brunswick businesses that rely on cross-border trade, despite the fact that the provincial government says the direct impact could be less than one per cent of its exports to the U.S. U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening new 50 per cent tariffs on several Canadian goods, set to take effect Aug. 19 if no agreement is reached between the two countries. In New Brunswick, wood products — including plywood and finished wood products — ar
Saint John crime severity index jumped but expert says that doesn’t mean city is more unsafe - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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New Brunswick was the only province to see its crime severity index, which measures the volume and seriousness of reported crime, increase last year. And according to the new Statistics Canada data, Saint John had a 20 per cent year-over-year increase — making it the biggest jump of any Canadian metropolitan area. Saint John Police investigated seven homicides in 2025, compared to three in 2024, and between one or two in the previous years. “Last year was historically unusual for Saint John. So,
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