McKenna's mandate: New Brunswick's premier wins a third term

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New Brunswick Premier McKenna's Liberal party won 47 out of 55 legislative seats in an election held in Sep 1995. The Conservative Party won six seats, making it the official opposition party. McKenna says he will not become complacent despite the large mandate.

Elections, Liberal Party (Canada)

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Chairman Frank: New Brunswick is run like a business

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Frank McKenna has been lauded for his economic programs that have benefited New Brunswick. The implementation of a job retraining program, effective fiscal management and development of a broader economic base are some of his successes that are described.

Cover Story, Economic policy, Political aspects, Occupational retraining

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A legacy of shame; New Brunswick confronts a sex abuse scandal

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Government and correctional officials are charged with protecting Toft, who plead guilty to sexually abusing 18 teenage boys entrusted to his care at the Kingsclear Youth Training Centre in New Brunswick.

Cases, Crimes against, Correctional institutions, Child sexual abuse, Juvenile corrections, Inmates of institutions, Toft, Karl

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