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New Brunswick Premier David Alward. (Andrew Vaughan/THE CANADIAN PRESS)
Trouble brewing in New Brunswick politics
Jane Taber
— The Globe and Mail
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New Brunswick’s two main opposition leaders do not have seats in the legislature, leaving them without a platform to directly take on Premier David Alward as he prepares to deliver a difficult budget that is likely to include tax hikes and deep spending cuts.
