Top Reads: Gov't shows lack of evidence in COVID decisions

A-G report says gov't departments “went above and beyond” to protect New Brunswickers during pandemic

Published Dec 16, 2023 • Last updated Dec 16, 2023 • < 1 minute read

Auditor general Paul Martin appears before a legislative committee Thursday in Fredericton to discuss his office's new report. Photo by ANDREW WAUGH /BRUNSWICK NEWS

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TopReads — Charles Burrell, director of the Humanity Project in Moncton, stands next to 21 bunkhouses on a farm in Little River, which will be used as emergency housing for homeless people in Moncton. Burrell said he’s received calls and emails from homeless agencies across the country. Photo by ALAN COCHRANE /BRUNSWICK NEWS

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