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Wet and windy weather across New Brunswick is to blame for power outages and flood warnings in low-lying areas.
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A man suffered serious injuries after falling out of a moving vehicle while trying to climb onto the vehicle's roof early Saturday morning.
Immigrants express frustration over job barriers
Members of New Brunswick's Korean community expressed frustration over employment barriers during a meeting Saturday morning with the federal immigration minister.
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