Dr. Wael Saber will tell you that patients visiting the access clinic at the Charlotte County Wellness Centre – a clinic specifically designed to divert patients from the emergency room – have pleaded with him to become their full-time doctor. Saber is the only physician working out of the new clinic on the third floor […]
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The New Brunswick government is projecting a $837.4 million dollar deficit, the greatest in the past two decades. According to the Department of Finance and Treasury Board (FTB), revenues are $180.5 million lower than budgeted. Expenses are $105.2 million higher than budgeted. Nick McCann, the assistant deputy minister for FTB, said revenues are lower due […]
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The New Brunswick government has announced a $92.1 million project deficit for the province’s second-quarter fiscal update, according to a release from the Department of Finance and Treasury. It is compared to the budgeted surplus of $40.9 million, with the net debt projected to be about $12.2 billion. Finance Minister Rene Legacy said this gives […]
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The New Brunswick government says it has announced it has repealed the section of Regulation 84-20 that prohibited Medicare from paying for abortions outside of hospitals. Premier Susan Holt made this promise during the campaign and committed to implementing it quickly once in power. “Our government committed to moving quickly on several files, including removing […]
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Premier Susan Holt and cabinet sworn in on Saturday + CHCO-TV now available province-wide on cable and satellite television systems. Original broadcast date: November 4, 2024 CHCO NewsBreak26 with Vicki Hogarth is an original CHCO Television production taped on location in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada.
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The New Brunswick Liberal government is ready to get its mandate started, according to Premier Susan Holt. In a scrum with reporters, Holt confirmed she would repeal 84-20, which limits abortions in the province. It was something, she explained, is first on the agenda of the first caucus meeting scheduled for Nov. 4. “We have […]
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