New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Jennifer Russell said on Wednesday that the province “did not act in haste or without due consideration for the safety of New Brunswickers” following its decision to move into the second phase of its reopening plan. Russell added that the steps taken “are based on science and grounded in evidence,” along with a reduced risk of COVID-19 outbreaks and its health care system’s capacity.
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N.B.’s top doctor says province ‘did not act in haste’ following move to 2nd phase of reopening
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