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Posted: May 20, 2021 1:24 PM AT | Last Updated: May 20
Eligibility opened up to all New Brunswickers over the age of 18 on Tuesday and the province hopes to lower the eligibility age even further in the coming days, Education Minister Dominic Cardy has said.(Reuters)
The Anglophone West School District announced Wednesday evening that there are two positive cases at
Nashwaaksis Middle School, both located on the city’s north side.
“We are working with Public Health officials to identify any students and school personnel who may have been in contact with the cases,” David McTimoney, superintendent of the school district, said in a letter to parents.
Both schools are closed Thursday for contact tracing. Nashwaaksis Middle is expected to reopen Friday students at Leo Hayes will learn online from home.
The district also announced a possible COVID-19 exposure at
New Maryland Elementary School, just outside of Fredericton. The school remains open Thursday.
Two schools in the Fredericton area stayed closed today because of possible exposure to the coronavirus.
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Posted: May 13, 2021 7:14 AM AT | Last Updated: May 13
Students will resume classes online on Friday at Leo Hayes High School, where two cases of COVID-19 were reported.(Google Street View) comments
Two schools in the Fredericton area, Leo Hayes High School and Nashwaaksis Middle School, are closed today because of possible exposure to COVID-19.
Both schools are closed to allow for contact tracing and for deep cleaning at the building.
There are two confirmed cases of COVID-19 at Leo Hayes.
The high school is closed to allow for contact tracing and deep cleaning at the building. Students are to resume classes online on Friday.
In one week, Fredericton woman collects nearly 600 masks littering city
Sue Fisher is on a mission. Just over a week ago, the Fredericton woman started picking up disposable face masks dropped on the ground.
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Sue Fisher is calling on residents to think about how the masks they toss away might affect the environment
Posted: Apr 10, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 10
Sue Fisher of Fredericton has collected nearly 600 disposable masks across the city this past week.(Maria Jose Burgos/CBC)