At-risk New Brunswickers say end of COVID restrictions will mean less 'freedom'
For Elizabeth Doherty, “freedom” in the age of COVID-19 has a different meaning than it does for most New Brunswickers.
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For Elizabeth Doherty, “freedom” in the age of COVID-19 has a different meaning than it does for most New Brunswickers.
Some doctors in Saint John are excited to be getting a high-tech machine that will help them perform a variety of surgical procedures without having to splay patients wide open on the operating table.
New Brunswick's move to reduced COVID-19 restrictions Saturday has generated a range of reactions, with some welcoming the looser measures, others taking a cautious approach and some seeking more.
New Brunswick is set to lift many COVID-19 restrictions this weekend, but the executive director of the province's pharmacists' association warns the easing could slow the rate of vaccination.
The New Brunswick government refuses to make public the key COVID-19 data it uses to decide whether to loosen or tighten restriction levels — the seven-day average of new hospital admissions.