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Reporter for @ctvatlantic *currently on maternity leave* From rural PEI. Calls New Brunswick home.
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Take a gander at this: N.B. locals are flocking to get their own porch goose, the decorative trend that’s made a comeback Original

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By Laura Brown 
| CTV News
LINCOLN, N.B. – Jenny Scott was nervous. It was February and she had just made an order of 50 metal geese to her garden centre. She wasn’t sure if the gaggle would sell. “They went so fast. And then we had to like start compiling a wait list of people. And I think that grew to almost like 200 people,” she said. The geese flew off the shelves. The so-called “porch geese” is an older trend that’s resurfaced with the power of social media.
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N.B. serves up school lunch program, same week it gets a failing grade for food insecurity

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By Laura Brown 
| CP24
FREDERICTON, N.B. – On the menu Thursday at Fredericton’s École Les Éclaireurs: chicken pot pie. A new face was also behind the cafeteria’s counter, handing out plates to the kindergarten to Grade 8 students. New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt was seen slicing and scooping each plate and passing them to lined up students at the French school.
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His ‘spidey-senses’ told him the world could use a pick-me-up. So, he puts on the mask and becomes a superhero.

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By Laura Brown 
| CTV News
FREDERICTON, N.B. – He claims his spidey-senses told him the world could use a pick-me-up. And that’s how Fredericton’s own Spider-Man came to be. “There’s a lot of negativity around in the world, sometimes even in Canada, in our city and country. I just wanted to come out, hopefully inspire people, do a good deed, make people laugh and just kind of spread joy in whatever way I can.” In true Spider-Man tradition, he’s not revealing his identity.
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