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New Brunswick prosecutors ratify collective agreement amid justice system concerns

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New Brunswick Crown Prosecutors have ratified a new collective agreement with the provincial government, a move that addresses some compensation issues but highlights ongoing concerns about the province's criminal justice system. Shara Munn, President of the New Brunswick Crown Prosecutors Associati...

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