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    New Brunswick selects 678 in-demand workers for immigration●New Brunswick selects 678 in-demand workers for provincial immigration✉newsWorldImmigration10 h ago

    New Brunswick has selected 678 workers in in-demand occupations through its provincial immigration programs. The draws target candidates whose skills match provincial labour needs, offering a pathway to permanent residence in Canada. Provinces run these selection streams to address shortages in key sectors, and the size of this selection round is drawing attention among prospective immigrants and immigration advisers.

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    Brunswick man fatally shot in his home▼Brunswick man fatally shot inside home; suspect charged with murder✉newsWorldCrime1 h ago

    A man in Brunswick, Georgia was shot and killed inside his residence, and a suspect has been charged with murder in connection with the killing. Details about the victim's identity, the circumstances of the shooting, or what led to the suspect's arrest have not yet been released as the investigation continues.

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    Saint John advocates rally to Stomp the Stigma around mental health▼Saint John mental health advocates “Stomp The Stigma”✉newsHealthMental Health4 h ago

    Mental health advocates in Saint John, New Brunswick, have launched an initiative called Stomp the Stigma, aimed at encouraging open conversations about mental health and challenging negative attitudes that stop people from seeking help. The campaign is drawing local attention as communities across the region continue to push for better awareness and support around mental illness.

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    Brunswick man charged after fatal Friday night shooting●Brunswick man faces multiple charges after fatal Friday night shooting✉newsWorldCrime14 h ago

    A Brunswick man is facing multiple charges in connection with a fatal shooting on Friday night. Details about the victim, the suspect's identity, and the circumstances of the shooting have not been released. Authorities have not said whether additional arrests are expected as the investigation continues.