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Minister appeals for help to close school-lunch program gaps
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (770+ words) Three rural schools without food service providers lined up: minister Education Minister Claire Johnson is appealing for the public’s help in finding food service providers for three rural schools who haven’t been able to launch her government’s hot lunch program…...
Letter: Time to raise minimum age for purchasing nicotine
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (220+ words) By limiting cellphone use, screen time, and social media in schools, New Brunswick is acknowledging that young people need protection from products and platforms that can negatively affect their well-being. It begs an important question: if we are willing to…...
Opinion: Policy 311 aims to solve the wrong problem
5+ day, 11+ hour ago (201+ words) Youth do not stop using technology when the bell rings at 3 p.m.; they simply use it elsewhere. In some ways, this policy reflects the same logic that once shaped abstinence approaches to sex education: restricting access to solve the problem. Experience…...
Could N.B. exclude Americans from its moose and fishing draws?
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (1222+ words) Premier Susan Holt appears to be kicking the tires on the idea as her government contemplates next moves in the trade war Premier Susan Holt appears to be kicking the tires on the idea of blocking Americans from participating in…...
Opinion: The NEET Generation: Rescuing youth lost in education-to-work transition
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (664+ words) Proliferation of a floating class of young people who are not in employment, education or training should be a concern for many in N.B. The NEET generation are recognized as a crisis-in-the making in the United Kingdom and Europe. Through the…...
20% of N.B. schools won't see hot-lunch program Tuesday
1+ week, 1+ day ago (444+ words) Anglophone South hit hardest with delays, with 39 of the 56 impacted schools Students at dozens of New Brunswick schools aren’t expected to see the Liberals’ affordable hot lunch program immediately when they head back to classes Tuesday. The Holt government indicated…...
Opinion: The fiscal cliff for health services in N.B.?
1+ week, 5+ day ago (365+ words) If government has any hope of curtailing the growth of what is 48 per cent of its expenditures, the old conventional methods are a waste of time, argues Ken McGeorge The $1.66 billion deficit as reported was $270 million more than budgeted and…...
PC leadership race one-on-one: Daniel Allain
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1620+ words) In an editorial board meeting with Brunswick News, the leadership hopeful weighs in on his party’s ideology, Kris Austin’s place in the party, shale gas, and the province’s finances Daniel Allain says he’s seeking the Progressive Conservative leadership to safeguard…...
Horizon makes it easier for patients to access faith, cultural care
2+ week, 19+ hour ago (985+ words) New system allows patients, families to identify care needs Glen Alton has seen many times over how faith can bring comfort to hospital patients. Earlier this year, Alton, who is a volunteer with the Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Miramichi area,…...
Henry Srebrnik: Communist parties in India continue to lose elections
2+ week, 4+ day ago (622+ words) For communists in India’s states, the popularity slide continues downward Communist parties in India are losing ground in electoral politics, despite growing radical student protests, which recently saw the resignation of an education minister. The crisis is undeniable. The communist…...