After getting his campaign bus ready, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said Tuesday he was hopeful he wouldn t need to call an early election and could instead make progress on his government s agenda.
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Members of the New Brunswick Legislature reconvene Tuesday for a final session before the next provincial election a session that could be brief and tumultuous.
The Higgs government has laid out a mostly vague agenda for the coming year that promises few new initiatives while trying to lower the temperature in the polarized gender-identity debate.
Progressive Conservative ministers and backbenchers were called to a meeting with Premier Blaine Higgs on Tuesday afternoon as New Brunswickers waited to see if the premier would call a snap election.