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New Brunswick premier ends weeks of speculation, says he won't call election in 2023 – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick premier ends weeks of speculation, says he won't call election in 2023 – Brandon Sun

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New Brunswick premier ends weeks of speculation, says he won't call election in 2023 | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick premier ends weeks of speculation, says he won't call election in 2023 | iNFOnews

FREDERICTON - New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs confirmed Friday he won't call an election in 2023, ending weeks of speculation that the governing Progressive Conservatives would go to the polls almost a year early.

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Canada scores second-half goals to beat Brazil 2-0 | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source - Vimarsana News

Canada scores second-half goals to beat Brazil 2-0 | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

HALIFAX - A sold-out crowd of 6,421 soccer fans braved close to freezing temperatures Tuesday night to watch Canada beat Brazil 2-0 in women’s soccer action at outdoors Halifax stadium the Wanderers Grounds.

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Soybean yields better than expected after lack of rain - Vimarsana News

Soybean yields better than expected after lack of rain

WEST UNION, Iowa — Ron Ward was stepping into his combine to get started on a field of soybeans on Oct. 10 and said he was not feeling too bad

New Brunswick's Conservative government survives non-confidence vote in legislature - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick's Conservative government survives non-confidence vote in legislature

Every Tory member in the legislature voted against the motion, including six members who had previously voted against their own party