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N B government introduces several act amendments

N B government introduces several act amendments
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New Brunswick judge apologizes to wrongfully convicted men

Chief Justice Tracey DeWare said justice system ‘failed’ Walter Gillespie, 80, and Robert Mailman, 76

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N B Government Tells Staff to Stop Making Indigenous Land Acknowledgments

N B Government Tells Staff to Stop Making Indigenous Land Acknowledgments
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N B government tells staff to stop making Indigenous land acknowledgments

Justice Minister Hugh Flemming noted that N.B. First Nations are claiming title to over 60% of the province

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N B government employees ordered to stop making Indigenous land acknowledgments

FREDERICTON Citing a series of legal actions and land claims initiated by First Nations, the New Brunswick government has ordered employees to stop making territorial or title acknowledgments in reference to Indigenous lands.

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