New Brunswick health officials held a rare weekend COVID-19 update as they announced a new record for the number of COVID-19 cases reported in the province in a single day.The province reported 23 new coronavirus cases on Saturday. 2:11
New Brunswick health officials will move the Saint John region to the orange level of the province’s coronavirus recovery plan as the number of cases in the region has doubled in the past two days.The decision comes a day
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New Brunswick is reporting no new coronavirus cases and four recoveries from the virus on Tuesday.That pushes the number of active cases in the province down to 29.New Brunswick last reported a new case on Sunday, when it reported
New Brunswick is reporting a single new case of COVID-19 on Friday as it issues a warning about potential exposure to the virus in Moncton.Health officials say the new case involves an individual between the ages of 40 and
FREDERICTON – A national civil liberties group has filed legal notice in the first stage of a suit against the New Brunswick for lack of access to abortion.The Canadian Civil Liberties Association has sent a letter and statement of
FREDERICTON – A civil rights group is threatening New Brunswick’s government with a lawsuit to force the province to repeal its abortion-related legislation and to make the procedure more widely available.New Brunswick denies women, girls, and trans people fair
The number of novel coronavirus cases in New Brunswick continued to climb on Sunday as the province reported 14 new cases.There are now 71 active cases in the province, with 66 of the cases being reported since Wednesday.Of the
On Tuesday, 36 senators from across Canada signed a call for access to reproductive rights in New Brunswick after Premier Blaine Higgs said funding Clinic 554 would be a “slippery slope.”Fredericton’s Clinic 554, which serves as an abortion clinic,
Fredericton city council is considering ending the custom of opening public meetings with a poem after the city’s poet laureate read lyrical verses about abortion during a meeting Monday night.Poet laureate Jenna Lyn Albert triggered the controversy when she