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N B farmer says isolation rules for temporary foreign workers a new hurdle

N.B. farmer says isolation rules for temporary foreign workers a new hurdle Aidan Cox © Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press New rules governing how temporary foreign workers have to self-isolate in New Brunswick are raising concerns about farmers abilities to afford to plant crops this season. New rules governing how temporary foreign workers can isolate upon entering New Brunswick are sowing fears about significantly higher expenses for farmers this year. Spring is around the corner and New Brunswick farmers are preparing to bring in another crop of foreign workers, mostly from Mexico and the Caribbean. However, unlike last year when workers were allowed to self-isolate in shared dwellings on their employer s property, the provincial government has said they ll now need to isolate for 14 days in accommodations that don t include shared amenities.

As more vaccine doses arrive, questions turn to province s progress on rollout

As more vaccine doses arrive, questions turn to province s progress on rollout Jacques Poitras © Submitted by the Government of New Brunswick Opposition MLAs are beginning to put questions to Premier Blaine Higgs about details of the vaccine rollout plan, as more and more doses start coming to New Brunswick. That change in the air isn t just the coming of spring: there s a shift happening in the political dynamic surrounding COVID-19 vaccinations. After weeks of the federal Liberal government taking heat for the slow arrival of vaccines in Canada, it s provincial premiers who must now answer to jittery, impatient voters hoping to be immunized as soon as possible.

N B Holds First Public Consultation On Health-Care Review

Saint John, NB, Canada / Country 94 Mar 4, 2021 10:15 PM Health Minister Dorothy Shephard takes part in a public consultation on the future of health care in the province. (Image: Zoom video capture) More than 150 people took part in the first virtual public consultation on the future of health care in New Brunswick on Thursday evening. The session focused on the Sackville area, one of six communities at the centre of proposed overnight emergency room closures last year. Health Minister Dorothy Shephard reiterated that her government has no plans to close ERs or change hours. Speaking at the start of the two-hour session, Shephard said it is important for residents to have their voices heard.

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