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Nurse practitioner assaulted by Base Gagetown soldier tells court she is still suffering
A soldier who assaulted a nurse practitioner at Base Gagetown's medical centre last year has been remanded in custody until sentencing next week.
More than a third of Maritime university students report disabilities
A growing number of university students across the country are reporting disabilities — and receiving academic accommodations — with Maritime institutions leading the way.
New Brunswick Liquor, Cannabis N.B. stores accepting cash-only due to security concerns
New Brunswick Liquor and Cannabis N.B. locations are now accepting cash only for purchases, following a potential security threat.
Controversial plasma clinic expands in New Brunswick
Two new clinics that pay people for their plasma have opened in Fredericton and Saint John, following a location that was established in Moncton in 2017.
Preparing RCMP body-cam evidence for court will be monumental task, prosecutor says
The RCMP is phasing-in the use of body-worn cameras across the country and expects 90 per cent of frontline members to be wearing them within a year.
Backlogs blamed for 400% increase in stayed criminal charges in N.B.
The number of criminal charges stayed in New Brunswick rose more than 400 per cent last year, and early reports suggest similar delays will show up in this year's tally because of shortages in the legal profession.
Focus on gifts or experiences for children that spark creativity this holiday season
The holidays are a good time to turn away from devices and help children develop much needed social skills, such as communication, teamwork and problem solving, experts say.
More education coming for N.B. students, teachers to raise awareness of human trafficking
Teachers and students are exposed to human trafficking on a regular basis — whether they know it or not — say experts who want school systems to bring in policies and programs that could keep students safe, both in class and online.
Dedicated human-trafficking unit needed in New Brunswick, say survivors, advocates
Kelly Tallon Franklin is making it her life's mission to help end human trafficking in Canada and around the world, and her interest is personal.
Students speak out about need for more mental health supports at school
New Brunswick’s child and youth advocate is calling for new creative approaches to deal with a spike in young people experiencing urgent levels of mental health crises, including anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts.