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JoeAnna’s House getting much-needed expansionA home for families to stay while their loved ones receive treatment at Kelowna General Hospital is getting a much-needed expansion. JoeAnna’s house has had to turn away hundreds of families due to capacity issues. But as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, there’s hope it won’t have to do that much longer.PoliticsOct 2
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Susan Holt sworn in as New Brunswick’s 1st woman premierSusan Holt made history Saturday as she and 18 other Liberal MLAs were sworn into Cabinet at a ceremony in Fredericton. This marks the official transfer of power, and the next chapter for New Brunswick’s government. Anna Mandin reports.CanadaNov 2
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Wildland fire management conference held in FrederictonRepresentatives from communities across Canada and around the world are in Fredericton this week to discuss wildland fire management. From government officials to Indigenous leaders and international students, the main focus is collaboration. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 29
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Hundreds attend Wabanaki language gatheringOver 300 Indigenous community members from New Brunswick and Quebec attended a gathering in Fredericton to celebrate Wabanaki language and culture. One attendee says language is key to healing their nation. Global’s Anna Mandin reports.Nov 3
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Fredericton woman loses $15K in scam, warning othersA Fredericton woman is speaking out after losing $15,000 in a banking scam. But data shows she’s not alone and scams in New Brunswick are on the rise. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 28
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Saint John hosts first official powwowHundreds of dancers, drummers and attendees gathered in Saint John’s TD Station for the beginning of the city’s first official powwow. It also marked a return to tradition, as participants said Saint John, also known as Menahqesk, used to be a gathering spot. Global’s Anna Mandin reports.CanadaOct 26
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Fredericton students suit up for cancer researchUniversity of New Brunswick students proved that witches, superheroes and even gorillas can play a role in cancer research. The costumed event marked the first run for the university’s Terry Fox Society. Anna Mandin reports.CanadaOct 27
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The new Holt government and how it plans to tackle health-care issuesWith a new government in New Brunswick comes new optimism to try and improve health care in the province. As Anna Mandin reports, the president of the New Brunswick Medical Society says she likes what Susan Holt’s soon-to-be government is promising.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 25
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New Brunswick election results marks new direction for the provinceThe New Brunswick election results have marked a new direction of the province, with the Liberal now taking the lead. As the province approaches a new era under fresh leadership, changes are on the horizon. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 22
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Indigenous basketball workshop supports community, mental healthIndigenous teenagers from around New Brunswick, and Quebec, gathered in Fredericton for a basketball workshop. But from coping with life to preparing for the North American Indigenous Games, organizers say it’s about more than shooting hoops. Anna Mandin reports.SportsOct 19
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‘Fabulous job’: New Brunswick election praised for historic accessibility adjustmentsThe chair of the New Brunswick Coalition of Persons with Disabilities said Elections New Brunswick’s accessibility changes mean some people are casting their ballot for the first time. Anna Mandin reports.PoliticsOct 20
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Fredericton set to launch off leash trails for dogsFredericton is set to launch off leash trails at Killarney Lake next year. Ana Mandin reports on potential risks and how to tell if your dog is ready for off-leash adventures.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 18
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New Brunswick’s election: What to know and why to voteWith days left before New Brunswick’s provincial election, political scientist J.P. Lewis discusses what this election means for residents and why voting is important. Anna Mandin reports.CanadaOct 14
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Third spaces: What are they, and why do they matter to Fredericton?As Fredericton develops its South Core plan, its senior planner says many young adults are asking for more third spaces — places that aren’t work or home. Anna Mandin reports on why one University of New Brunswick (UNB) assistant professor says those spaces matter.CanadaOct 13
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Heartbroken friends and family search for answers about missing manAround 50 volunteers spent Saturday searching for clues about 48-year-old David Alexander Mitchell’s disappearance. He was last seen on Sept. 9, and reported missing Sept. 25. His mother says it’s unusual for him to go so long without contacting her. Now, she’s looking for closure. Anna Mandin reports.CanadaOct 12
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Fredericton Library re-opens after vandalismThe Fredericton Library has re-opened, one week after a vandal caused thousands of dollars in damages. Crews worked quickly to repair broken walls and clean up water, allowing residents to return to the beloved community space. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 8
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New Brunswick election candidates deal with sign vandalsCommunities across the province are awash in elections signs as candidates vie for votes. But with election season comes election sign vandals. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 7
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Royal New Brunswick Regiment Change of ColoursFor the first time in 16 years, the “heart and soul” of the Royal New Brunswick Regiment has changed. Its colours now include three new battle honours for soldiers’ roles in the War of 1812 and in Afghanistan. Anna Mandin reports.CanadaOct 5
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National transit advocacy urging next N.B. government to provide more supportA national transit advocacy association is urging the next New Brunswick government to provide more support for transit. The CEO of the Canadian Urban Transit Association met with city councillors in Fredericton and Moncton recently. He says officials are eager to support transportation in growing cities, but they need provincial support. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 4
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Fredericton library extensively damaged by vandalsFredericton residents are coming to terms with extensive vandalism at one of their public libraries. For some, it’s a temporary loss of a vita community resource. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 1