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COVID
Two new cases of Covid-19 were reported in New Brunswick on Wednesday. Public Health says one is in the Moncton region, the other is in the Edmundston Health zone. The two cases continue a trend of low case numbers over the past week – including the province’s first day without a new case in over two months on Tuesday.
With recoveries the number of active cases has fallen to 64, with two people currently hospitalized – including one patient in intensive care.
 
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New Brunswick Social Development Minister Bruce Fitch says 600 new nursing home beds will be opened in the province over the next five years. Fitch made the comment after the provincial auditor general warned of a looming crisis if the province doesn’t address a shortage of long-term care spaces. He says a new streamlined procedure to request proposals for new nursing homes should speed -up development of additional beds. ....

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Investigation demanded into pilot project that cut staff at 5 special care homes


Posted: Dec 10, 2020 8:59 PM AT | Last Updated: December 11, 2020
Opposition Leader Roger Melanson said New Brunswickers had better get ready for cuts to health care, arguing that if Dorothy Shephard allowed special care homes to cut staff when she was social development minister, there s no telling what she will do as health minister.(CBC)
Liberal Opposition Leader Roger Melanson was visibly angry when he opened question period on Thursday demanding an explanation of how a pilot project that cut staff at five New Brunswick special care homes was allowed by the Higgs government.
Why is this government not being open and transparent and telling New Brunswickers why they re making these types of decisions behind closed doors and putting at risk our most vulnerable? ....

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