Norman Bossé
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Report on emergency mental health care at Horizon Health completed: N.B. healthShephard announced the crisis mental health services review in a briefing last month, one week after a teenager died following a failed attempt to get psychiatric help.CanadaApr 8, 2021
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Lexi Daken’s family meets another health-care roadblock: access to her medical file'It gives us a little bit of a feeling that something’s in there that they don’t want us to see,' says Shawna Betts, Lexi’s mom.HealthMar 10, 2021
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New Brunswick Child and Youth Advocate asks province to keep kids in mind amid COVID-19 pandemic'COVID times are not good times for children,' said New Brunswick's Child and Youth Advocate Norm Bossé.PoliticsNov 21, 2020
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New Brunswick government seeking public input on child welfare legislationSocial Development Minister Dorothy Shephard says the government is also looking to improve the child protection system.HealthJan 15, 2020
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N.B. report sheds light on children, youth struggling with poverty, social exclusionNearly half of youth in poverty feel socially excluded and half of all youths say they have no one they look up, according to the report.CanadaNov 20, 2019
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Anti-vaccination group to challenge New Brunswick mandatory immunization billTed Kuntz of Vaccine Choice Canada said if Bill 39 were to become law, the group would pursue a challenge to the Supreme Court of Canada if necessary.CanadaAug 28, 2019
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New Brunswick youth advocate to examine mandatory vaccinations in the provinceThe child and youth advocate is an independent position within the New Brunswick government intended to represent the best interests of children in the province.HealthJul 10, 2019
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New Brunswick’s social work system failed 5 children in Saint John neglect case: reportChild and Youth Advocate Norman Bosse says social workers need to understand and use their authority to enter a home and remove a child who may be in danger.HealthJan 28, 2019
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Opinions split on how to help the more than 20 per cent of New Brunswick children living in povertyAccording to the annual report from the Saint John Human Development Council, 31,400 or 23 per cent of youth in New Brunswick live in poverty.PoliticsNov 22, 2018
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