New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt. Photo: Dimitri Karakostas/Wikimedia

CUPE promises talks to erase $285-million pension shortfall in New Brunswick

by Local Journalism Initiative June 3, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative June 3, 2025

By John Chilibeck | The Daily Gleaner The union representing thousands of nursing home and school workers in New Brunswick says it will begin negotiations with the Holt Liberal government to replace their members' costly pension plans that, without any changes, could force taxpayers to shell out hun...

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