Headlines:

• Public Health reported 58 new cases of COVID-19 and three deaths on Sunday.
• The province has ordered government employees to stop making Indigenous land acknowledgments.
• A man faces weapons charges after a police standoff late last week.
• A New Brunswick pastor is in hot water after public health says he broke COVID-19 orders.
• The City of Fredericton’s annual Fall Leaf Pickup will take place from Oct. 25 to Oct. 30.
• Mount Allison University is introducing a Bachelor of Arts and Science in Interdisciplinary Health Studies.
• Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada has some advice for those wanting to save some cash this fall.
• And Ottawa says Canadians still need to be cautious as the American Border reopens.

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• New Brunswick reported two new deaths related to COVID-19 and 133 new cases on Thursday.
• A Liberal MLA is questioning whether the province’s financial surplus.
• Fredericton Police are looking for a 15-year old girl who went missing last week.
• New Brunswick is hosting the 2021 Atlantic Provinces Reverse Trade Show.
• New Brunswick has completed a review of how it classifies LPN’s.
• Pro basketball is returning to Saint John.
• Most Canadians believe Facebook harms their mental health.
• And we won’t hear witness testimony into the Nova Scotia mass shooting until next year.

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Headlines:

• New Brunswick reported 82 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday.
• A 29-year old Fredericton man has been charged after a shooting in Marysville.
• Cash received by Ottawa last summer has given New Brunswick a large surplus.
• A Fredericton Red Wings player was recognized as one of the Maritime Junior Hockey League.
• Premier Blaine Higgs has received the lowest approval rating during his time in office.
• Drivers will continue to pay more at the pump this week.
• And an Inuit advocacy group is taking Nunavut to court over language-education rights.

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Headlines:

• New Brunswick reporting 109 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday.
• Anyone selling a dog or cat will have to provide valid veterinarian certificates to the buyers.
• Fredericton Police responded to a shooting near Canada Street on Tuesday.
• The death of 48-year-old Rodney Levi has been ruled as a homicide.
• Canada Post has unveiled a stamp to honour Nova Scotia’s Bruce Mackinnon.
• Public Health is reminding residents we’re entering flu season.
• Statistics Canada says the country added 157,000 jobs in September.
• And the U.S. will open its land border to Canada next month.

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Headlines:

• New Brunswick reported 98 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday.
• Health facilities across the Province are going on “red alert” in response to rising COVID infections.
• Competitions will take place to find New Brunswick’s next Ombud and Child, Youth and Seniors’ Advocate.
• Atlantic Lottery announced the amount of money they raked in during the past fiscal year.
• Investigators are looking into a blaze that damaged a Saint John elementary school over the weekend.
• A Route 105 culvert that created an environmental emergency will be fixed next week.
• A new state-of-the-art technology security lab has opened at the University of New Brunswick.
• And one of Canada’s fastest growing invasive species has broken into an Alberta national park.

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Headlines:

• New Brunswick reported 116 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday.
• New Brunswick’s Regional Health Authorities are putting hospital visits on hold.
• Jurors from the coroner’s inquest into the death of Rodney Levi have begun deliberations.
• All of CUPE New Brunswick says they won’t hit the picket lines until later this month.
• A new survey says supply chain issues and adverse weather conditions drive up food prices and change how Canadians shop.
• A defenceman for the Fredericton Red Wings has been named a Player of The Week in the Maritime Junior Hockey League.
• And Ottawa says federal employees and anyone boarding a plane or train must be fully vaxxed by November.

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Headlines:

• New Brunswick reported 75 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday.
• Audio from the fatal shooting of an Indigenous man by police was played during a coroner’s inquest yesterday.
• False alarms will be ringing throughout Point Lepreau during a meltdown exercise later this week.
• The province’s police officers have a new watchdog to keep them in check.
• New Brunswick’s Official Opposition is urging the Tories to hand out COVID-19 rapid-testing kits to classrooms.
• Police say a 23-year-old man from Shediac has died after a car crash late Sunday.
• Saint John entrepreneurs will have the chance to sharpen their skills later this fall.
• And another former NHL player is backing up claims the League turned a blind eye towards painkillers handed out by teams.

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Headlines:

• Public Health reported 68 cases of COVID-19 and two deaths on Tuesday.
• A coroner’s inquest into the death of Rodney Levi officially began yesterday.
• The search for a boater who fell overboard in the Saint John River last week has come to a tragic end.
• Horizon Health officials say some residents have tried to find documents that falsely indicate their vaccination status.
• A new chief provincial court judge has been appointed in New Brunswick.
• Creating a collaborative approach between healthcare systems was a focus point for the region’s Premiers Tuesday.
• A pair of first-year soccer players are the UNB REDS Papa John’s Athletes of the Week.
• And Elections Canada says voter turnout for this year’s election wasn’t different than usual.

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Headlines:

• New Brunswick reported 86 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday.
• A nursing advocacy group is calling on the province to increase wages of care workers.
• The province’s New Democratic Party will hold its party convention this fall.
• Police are searching for a 70-year-old man who went overboard into the Saint John River last week.
• Many of New Brunswick’s social assistance programs will be updated next month.
• Two future UNB students have won big scholarship money for their innovation and business skills.
• Police say a 32-year old man from Tracadie stole multiple electronics from a local school.
• And the federal Greens will start looking for a new leader.

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News Headlines:

• You’ll have some new mandatory COVID rules to follow as of today.
• Two bargaining units represented by the New Brunswick Nurses Union have reached tentative deals with the province.
• A 67-year old woman is dead after a head-on collision with a dump truck in Brantville.
• Fredericton City Council says it won’t approve new tax increases as the 2022 budget process kicked off Sunday.
• Construction is ready to begin to replace the Vaughan Creek Covered Bridge in St. Martins.
• Looks like you’ll have to memorize new names for the three main COVID-19 vaccines.
• Fredericton High School is in hot water after taking some culturally insensitive photos of this year’s graduating class.
• And it’s still not clear who has won the Fredericton riding for the federal election from Monday.

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