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As new school year starts, N.B. embarks on new education plans
Holt government rolls out new literacy course requirements for future teachers • • Education Minister Claire Johnson speaks at a press conference held at Fredericton's University of New Brunswick campus. The Holt government announced a new agreement with three New Brunswick universities designed to improve teacher training. As the new school year gets underway, Anglophone East superintendent Randolph MacLean is welcoming both new students and new teachers into district schools.
20% of N.B. schools won't see hot lunch program Tuesday
Anglophone South hit hardest with delays, with 39 of the 56 impacted schools • Education Minister Claire Johnson speaks with students at École Les Éclaireurs in Fredericton back in June. The Fredericton school was one of 25 testing out the Liberals' affordable school lunch program before an expected provincewide rollout this fall. Students at 56 New Brunswick schools aren’t expected to see the Liberals’ affordable hot lunch program immediately when they head back to classes Tuesday.
Man with weapon arrested after disturbance outside hospital: police
Skip to Content Man allegedly involved in both ATV crash, disturbance • St. Stephen RCMP say officers were called to the scene of a disturbance outside the Charlotte County Hospital Thursday. A 28-year-old man has since been arrested. BRUNSWICK NEWS ARCHIVES A 28-year-old man who was carrying a weapon was arrested after he was allegedly involved in a disturbance outside of the Charlotte County Hospital in St. Stephen Thursday, according to police. Don't have an account?
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