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Person 20 to 44 years old among N.B.'s latest COVID deaths, child under 4 hospitalized - Vimarsana News

Person 20 to 44 years old among N.B.'s latest COVID deaths, child under 4 hospitalized

At least two more New Brunswickers have died from COVID-19, including one aged 20 to 44, while a child under four is among the 52 people hospitalized for or with the virus, the latest weekly figures released by the province Wednesday show.

Source: cbc.ca
After hoax shooter threat, St. John students thank first responders with valentines - Vimarsana News

After hoax shooter threat, St. John students thank first responders with valentines

St. John Regional School administrative assistant Tara Puleo remembers being in her office the morning of Dec. 8 and hearing a sudden loud crash as first responders entered the building.“As I stepped out into the hall I was told this was a lockdown,...

Officials: Shooter threats at NH schools appear to be hoax | New Hampshire Public Radio - Vimarsana News

Officials: Shooter threats at NH schools appear to be hoax | New Hampshire Public Radio

This is a developing story. We will do our best to share additional updates as we’re able to verify them.

Source: nhpr.org
Officials: Shooter threats at NH schools appear to be hoax - Vimarsana News

Officials: Shooter threats at NH schools appear to be hoax

This is a developing story. We will do our best to share additional updates as we’re able to verify them.

Permanent ER closures in N.B. 'not on the agenda': Horizon CEO - Vimarsana News

Permanent ER closures in N.B. 'not on the agenda': Horizon CEO

Offload delays, where paramedics are unable to transfer a patient at the hospital because there are no beds or not enough health-care workers to staff those beds, have become more of an issue in New Brunswick this year.