Francophone nurses call for removal of ‘lingustic barriers’ imposed by entry exams
“The educational resources for students do not exist in French, so the Francophone population is disadvantaged.” Continue reading
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Moncton’s Jones Lake could develop algae deadly for dogs, according to biologist
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
“Blue-green algae do best under elevated temperature lots of sunlight and warm weather conditions.” Continue reading
City of Moncton closes Jones Lake amid testing, dozens of dead fish washing ashore
The decision to close the lake came days after dozens of fish began washing up along the shores of the man-made lake. Continue reading
Universite de Moncton to run deficit, increase tuition in coming year
The interim president of the Universite de Moncton says tuition will increase this fall to deal with a projected deficit of more than $1 million. Continue reading
New Brunswick nursing program cuts a ‘bit premature’: union president
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
In a joint statement Friday, the University of New Brunswick and Université de Moncton said the cuts jeopardize their contribution to trying to solve the province’s nursing shortage. Continue reading
New study shows increase in N.B. seniors living in poverty over last 10 years
According to a new study from the University of Moncton, there has been an increase of about 27,000 New Brunswick seniors living in poverty since 2005. Continue reading
Moncton researchers aim to increase cannabis production
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Following a number of temporary closures earlier this month as a result of supply shortages, Cannabis NB says they haven’t had to close any stores in the past two weeks, and they’re hoping to increase supply. Continue reading
Group vying for Halifax CFL team meets with premier in Moncton during N.B. visit
It’s still too early for Moncton football fans to begin a touchdown celebration, as the group is still looking at Halifax as its home base. Continue reading
N.B. researcher creates index to determine patients at risk for developing dementia
By Ross Lord Global National Atlantic Correspondent
Pakzad has developed an index that includes physical problems, like walking around the house, high blood pressure and bladder issues. Continue reading
26 displaced after fire in Moncton apartment building
Some tenants have been assisted by Canadian Red Cross volunteers who have arranged for emergency lodging and food. Continue reading