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'We need action': Treaty 6 chiefs declare opioid crisis emergency | CBC News

'We need action': Treaty 6 chiefs declare opioid crisis emergency | CBC News

CBC Edmonton — The Confederacy of Treaty 6 Nations has declared a state of emergency due to the opioid crisis and is calling on provincial and federal governments to provide immediate support.
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CFB Edmonton Pride parade promotes diversity, inclusion | CBC News

CFB Edmonton Pride parade promotes diversity, inclusion | CBC News

CBC Edmonton — A Pride parade at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton aims to promote diversity and inclusion as Canada's military looks to improve its relationship with LGBTQ members.
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How TikTok and Instagram are influencing the Alberta real estate market | CBC News

How TikTok and Instagram are influencing the Alberta real estate market | CBC News

CBC Edmonton — As mortgages and inflation reach all-time highs across Canada, Albertans selling real estate are using social media platforms to convince young Canadians to take the plunge into the housing market.
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Award error sparks Senate debate on gender equity - The Aquinian

Award error sparks Senate debate on gender equity - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — An award presented in error at St. Thomas University's monthly Senate meeting on Jan. 19 sparked an equity debate among senators over the school’s large female student population in comparison to its male population.
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STU senate debates gender for awards, scholarships - The Aquinian

STU senate debates gender for awards, scholarships - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — An intense debate over the gender breakdown of awards, scholarships and bursaries continued Thursday night during St. Thomas University's monthly senate meeting.
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Horizon, Vitalité Give Lacklustre Update On N.B. Health Plan

Horizon, Vitalité Give Lacklustre Update On N.B. Health Plan

Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick — Officials from the Horizon and Vitalité health networks delivered a lacklustre update concerning the efforts being made to improve New Brunswick’s health-care system.
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'I love her': UNB, STU women's rugby game honours the life of Mary Cronin - The Aquinian

'I love her': UNB, STU women's rugby game honours the life of Mary Cronin - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — Spectators filled bleachers, reclined in folding chairs or laid towels on the grass, and rugby players ran practice drills on College Field to gear up for the Mary Cronin Memorial Game.
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Iris Center brings a dose of greenery to Fredericton - The Aquinian

Iris Center brings a dose of greenery to Fredericton - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — A holistic clinic on Fredericton's north side hopes patients walk away with a renewed appreciation for themselves and a daily dose of “vitamin G."
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Holt Represents Fresh Approach For N.B. Liberals: Prof

Holt Represents Fresh Approach For N.B. Liberals: Prof

Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick — A political science professor at the University of New Brunswick says Susan Holt represents a fresh approach for the province's Liberal Party and can appeal to a wide range of voters.
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Rise In Sexual Assault 'Not Surprising': SVNB

Rise In Sexual Assault 'Not Surprising': SVNB

CHSJ News (Acadia Broadcasting Saint John) — A new report highlighting a large spike in reported sexual assault across Canada doesn't come as a surprise to staff at Sexual Violence New Brunswick (SVNB).
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Avenue B Aims To Open Overdose Prevention Site

Avenue B Aims To Open Overdose Prevention Site

97.3 The Wave News (Acadia Broadcasting Saint John) — A poisoned drug supply in Saint John has led to more deaths among new and long-time users, according to the executive director of Avenue B Harm Reduction.
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Changes Coming To Canada's Military Dress Code

Changes Coming To Canada's Military Dress Code

Acadia Broadcasting — The Canadian Armed Forces will sport a new look this September after the Department of National Defence unveiled its updated dress code Tuesday.
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Lamrock Calls For Tougher Policies To Protect Youth In Care

Lamrock Calls For Tougher Policies To Protect Youth In Care

Acadia Broadcasting New Brunswick — With New Brunswick’s Child and Youth Well-Being Act officially signed into law, the province’s child, youth and seniors’ advocate wants to see more robust policies to protect youth in care.
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Ottawa Unveils $8.9B Plan To Tackle Inflation

Ottawa Unveils $8.9B Plan To Tackle Inflation

Acadia Broadcasting — The federal government unveiled an $8.9 billion plan Thursday that aims to tackle rising inflation and put money back into the pockets of Canadians.
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Parole Eligibility Ruling Cause For Concern: Lawyer

Parole Eligibility Ruling Cause For Concern: Lawyer

CHSJ News (Acadia Broadcasting Saint John) — A ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada that strikes down “cruel and unusual” sentences for mass murderers gives concern to the families of victims, according to one Saint John lawyer.
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From crumpets to Timbits: James Mullinger on becoming a Canadian - The Aquinian

From crumpets to Timbits: James Mullinger on becoming a Canadian - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — After living in New Brunswick for eight years, English comedian James Mullinger became a Canadian citizen in 2021 — a long road from his humble beginnings in the suburbs of London.
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10 out of 11 CUPE locals accept deal from N.B. government - The Aquinian

10 out of 11 CUPE locals accept deal from N.B. government - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — Ten out of 11 New Brunswick locals from the Canadian Union of Public Employees have ratified wage agreements offered by the Higgs’ government.
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A Look Inside Saint John's Only Specialty Aquatics Store - Huddle.Today

A Look Inside Saint John's Only Specialty Aquatics Store - Huddle.Today

Huddle — Walking into the Maritime Aquatics' location on Rothesay Avenue in Saint John, you're greeted by the sound of water from rushing fish tanks, a meowing white, black and orange cat, and the voices of employees, eager to assist customers.
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N.B.'s Extended Small Business Grant Isn't Enough Says Moncton Chamber CEO - Huddle.Today

N.B.'s Extended Small Business Grant Isn't Enough Says Moncton Chamber CEO - Huddle.Today

Huddle — New Brunswick's enhancement of the province’s Small Business Recovery Grant isn't enough for businesses to get over the hump caused by pandemic restrictions, according to the CEO of the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce.
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'Sometimes it feels surreal': A look at N.B.'s chief medical health officer - The Aquinian

'Sometimes it feels surreal': A look at N.B.'s chief medical health officer - The Aquinian

The Aquinian — For a little less than a year, Dr. Jennifer Russell has been the stern yet comforting voice of New Brunswick’s COVID-19 response.
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