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About 5,500 New Brunswickers are expected to test positive for COVID-19 daily by the end of January or early February if current trends hold, according to the province's chief epidemiologist.
Soaring COVID-19 case numbers have already blown past modelling numbers released by the New Brunswick government just two weeks ago — numbers, it turns out, that did not take into account the fast-spreading Omicron variant.
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“Numerous” cases of COVID-19 have been identified in tent sites used by homeless people in Fredericton in the last couple of months, according to Dr. Sara Davidson of the Riverstone Recovery Centre.
A new website making dubious claims and requests for personal documentation has prompted strong warnings from the New Brunswick Medical Society and from a New Brunswick cybersecurity expert.