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Allyson McCormack

Allyson McCormack

Journalist at CBAT-TV (CBC New Brunswick)

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RCMP release ‘radicalized minor’ in N.B.’s first terrorism peace bond

New Brunswick RCMP have released a youth under the province's first ever terrorism-related peace bond, which includes conditions for one year.
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N.B. man left in limbo after opting for private surgery in Quebec

N.B. man left in limbo after opting for private surgery in Quebec
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Fredericton teen loses psychiatric services to more priority cases

After years of receiving psychiatric services through Horizon Health Network, Avery Jardine says she was recently dropped as a patient because she was no longer in a mental health crisis.
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Fredericton lawyer faces discipline hearing on multiple misconduct ...

A discipline hearing is underway in Fredericton this week for suspended lawyer Stephen James Hill, who's facing multiple allegations of misconduct, despite his request for an adjournment in the matter.
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Law society says Fredericton lawyer admitted to allegations by not ...

A suspended Fredericton lawyer facing multiple allegations of misconduct, told a New Brunswick Law Society discipline hearing that his case needs to be heard on its merits and asked that "deemed admissions" be withdrawn.
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More than $1 billion going to Base Gagetown as part of military reb...

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced more than $1 billion Thursday for the 5th Canadian Support Base Gagetown, including its primary army training area and new ground-based air defence systems.
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More than $1 billion going to Base Gagetown as part of military reb...

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced more than $1 billion Thursday for the 5th Canadian Support Base Gagetown, including its primary army training area and new ground-based air defence systems.
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Quebec push to ban energy drinks for youth gaining traction in N.B.

The push for a ban on energy drinks for young people in Quebec is laying the ground work for conversations in other provinces, as policymakers consider how to protect youth from known side-effects of too much caffeine, especially along with prescribed medications.
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Quebec push to ban energy drinks for youth gaining traction in N.B.

The push for a ban on energy drinks for young people in Quebec is laying the ground work for conversations in other provinces, as policymakers consider how to protect youth from known side-effects of too much caffeine, especially along with prescribed medications.
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Summer work in short supply for students amid weakened job market

Young people heading out into the workforce in search of summer or permanent employment are facing a challenging job market, with a youth unemployment rate now more than 15 per cent in New Brunswick.
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N.B. homeowners and contractor in dispute over $200K, prompting cal...

A Saint Andrews couple is fighting to recoup about $200,000 in losses from a renovation that they say was started, but never finished, by a contractor now embroiled in several disputes with former clients.