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Back to yellow with some changes De retour en phase jaune avec des modifications a cette phase https://www2.gnb.ca//c/promo/covid-19/retablissement.html

Vous voulez faire l’examen de conduite écrit? Vous n’avez besoin que d’un ordinateur et d’une connexion Internet. Le Nouveau-Brunswick est la première province canadienne à offrir cet examen en ligne. https://www2.gnb.ca//nouvelles/communique.2020.11.0632.html

Looking to take the written driver’s test? All you need is a computer and internet. New Brunswick is now the first in Canada to offer it online. https://www2.gnb.ca//en/news/news_release.2020.11.0632.html

Are you interested in learning how to become a professional truck driver? Are you a permanent resident and a resident of New Brunswick? To register, please co...ntact us at: [email protected]. -- Une formation gratuite et une carrière comme camionneur/camionneuse vous intéresse ? Inscrivez-vous en contactant l’Association Multiculturelle du Grand Moncton AMGM : [email protected] See more

Thursdays, October 22 to December 17: 2:00pm 3:30pm each week Emotional Regulation An eight-week virtual Emotional Regulation program that provides participan...ts with information about anger-related issues and emotions as well as strategies to help manage them. FREE WEBINAR MUST PRE-REGISTER CAPACITY OF 10 Click here to register (English program): https://zoom.us//regi/tJwkdu-qrjIuG9Fe2XOM3Z2RjHwLxxqlc96B

Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FKDCC6L Many newcomer families are feeling anxiety and nervousness over delays processing their application for permanent... residency due to COVID-19. Are you being impacted by similar issues? Fill out this anonymous survey and let us know! By filling out this survey you’ll help us understand how we can support and advocate for your needs. See more

Avis aux employeurs. Notice for employers!

Détails pour les immigrants qui ont eu l'expiration de leur Medicare

Thursday, October 22: 12:00pm 1:00pm Positive Attitude (English) FREE WEBINAR MUST PRE-REGISTER CAPACITY OF 100 Click here to register (English webinar): ...https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vQgxjsvDR-WuxtIwbUL76Q le jeudi 22 octobre : 12h00 à 13h00 Attitude positive (français) WEBINAIRE GRATUIT MAIS VOUS DEVEZ VOUS PRÉ-INSCRIRE CAPACITÉ DE 100 Cliquez ici pour vous inscrire (webinaire français): https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2RweH-8wTTKaNpQiYjw_mA

Il n est pas trip tard pour vous inscrire! :)

See below regarding expired NB Medicare coverage.

Next week please contact us to register

211 is a free, confidential information and referral line that will help New Brunswickers navigate and connect to the network of community, social, non-clinical... health and government services available across the province. 211 has access to 170 languages through interpretation services, helping community members express themselves and speak about their issues with as much ease as possible. The issues 211 can help with are vast: from food security, housing, mental health and helping New Brunswickers heat their homes to finding home care for aging parents, substance abuse, job loss or training, dealing with a troubled teenager or youth and more See more

New dates for November and December are available! Register for CELPIP testing here: De nouvelles dates pour novembre et décembre sont disponibles! Inscrivez-vous aux tests CELPIP ici: https://www.celpip.ca/search-test-results/

October 11th is celebrated as International Day of the Girl and is a chance to acknowledge the inequality experienced by girls across the world because of their... gender and to show support for eliminating the barriers that hold girls back from thriving. This year’s theme for International Day of the Girl is My Voice, Our Equal Future, which allows us to recognize that including the perspectives of girls in decisions that affect them will help create a more equal future for everyone. In New Brunswick, girls are leaders of today and tomorrow and they will help make New Brunswick a better and more equal place for people of all backgrounds who come to call this province home. On this International Day of the Girl, be inspired by one of this year’s Imagine NB youth delegates: In the next five years, I want to see myself as a hardworking woman. I want to see myself working for my community, fighting for the women in my community, fighting for the children, fighting for their rights, fighting for everything that they deserve to have. I want to teach the community in future years to come. I want to talk to the world, that women can do what men can do. Take a moment today to recognize the girls around you! -- Le 11 octobre est célébré comme la Journée internationale de la fille et est une occasion de reconnaître les inégalités vécues par les filles à travers le monde en raison de leur sexe, et de leur montrer du soutien à l'élimination des obstacles qui empêchent les filles de prospérer. Le thème de cette année pour la Journée internationale de la fille est Ma voix, notre avenir égal , ce qui nous permet de reconnaître que l’inclusion des perspectives des filles dans les décisions qui les concernent contribuera à créer un avenir plus égalitaire pour tous. Au Nouveau-Brunswick, les filles sont des leaders d'aujourd'hui et de demain et elles contribueront à faire du Nouveau-Brunswick un endroit meilleur et plus égalitaire pour les personnes de tous horizons qui viennent vivre dans cette province. En cette Journée internationale de la fille, laissez-vous inspirer par l’un des jeunes délégués d’Imagine NB de cette année : Au cours des cinq prochaines années, je veux me voir comme une femme travailleuse. Je veux me voir travailler pour ma communauté, me battre pour les femmes de ma communauté, lutter pour les enfants, lutter pour leurs droits, lutter pour tout ce qu'elles méritent d'avoir. Je veux enseigner à la communauté dans les années à venir. Je veux parler au monde, que les femmes peuvent faire ce que les hommes peuvent faire. Prenez un moment aujourd'hui pour reconnaître les filles autour de vous!

Following today's provincial government announcements, the Imperial Kent North Centre will be closed at midnight tonight. We will update everybody as soon as w...e have more information. Suivant l'annonce de cet après-midi du gouvernement provincial, le Centre Kent-Nord Imperial sera fermé à partir de minuit. See more

Orange phase for Zone 1 includes Kent County Phase orange zone 1 dont le comté de Kent fait partie https://www2.gnb.ca///news/news_release.2020.10.0517.html

The provincial government announced today that masks will become mandatory in most indoor public places effective at midnight tonight. Based upon what we are s...eeing in our neighbouring provinces and the outbreak in Moncton, we know how quickly the virus can spread through a community, said Premier Blaine Higgs. We must take every possible measure to prevent that from happening in our province. Masks will become mandatory in most indoor places. This includes: - public spaces where the public and employees interact (retail businesses, malls, service centres, places of worship, restaurants and bars except while eating, etc.) and organized indoor gatherings in public spaces (e.g. weddings, funerals, etc.); - common areas like lobbies, elevators and hallways, and public shared spaces including those in private sector and government workspaces; and - public transportation. Continuous mask use is still required in seated venues with one metre physical distancing. Previously existing mask policies continue to apply in hospitals, health care settings, public schools and early childhood learning facilities. As approved by the Pandemic Task Force, children under two are exempt from wearing masks, as well as those with a medical condition that prevents them from wearing a mask. Inspection and enforcement officers from the Department of Justice and Public Safety surveyed 600 public spaces across the province to assess how many people were using a mask. They estimated the average number of people wearing masks is 36 per cent. Unfortunately, there are too many people who are not wearing their masks when required, said Higgs. We recognize this is a major announcement and businesses and individuals may need time to adjust. We are asking for people to comply immediately. Peace officers will be monitoring to ensure people are wearing masks as required. There are resources for businesses available on the provincial government’s coronavirus website including signs that can be printed and posted. It is about respecting and protecting each other, said Dr. Jennifer Russell, chief medical officer of health. Wearing masks or face coverings helps prevent you from unknowingly spreading COVID-19 and helps prevent the people around you from spreading it to you. Three new cases. Public Health reported three new cases of COVID-19 today. The new cases are: - an individual between 20 and 29 in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) related to international travel and self-isolating. - an individual between 30 and 39 in Zone 5 (Campbellton region). The case is under investigation and the individual is self-isolating. - an individual between 40 and 49 in Zone 2 (Saint John region) related to travel outside of the Atlantic bubble and self-isolating. The number of confirmed cases in New Brunswick is 225 and 199 have recovered. There have been two deaths, and the number of active cases is 24. Three patients are hospitalized with one in an intensive care unit. As of today, 82,365 tests have been conducted. Exposure notification. Public Health has identified a positive case in a traveller who may have been infectious on Oct. 4 while on the following flights: - Air Canada Flight 418 from Toronto to Montreal; and - Air Canada Flight 8792 from Montreal to Saint John. Anyone who travelled on these flights should self-monitor for symptoms for 14 days after the flight. Should any COVID-19 symptoms develop, they are directed to self-isolate and take the self-assessment online or call 811 to get tested. New Brunswickers are encouraged to download the exposure notification app COVID Alert. The app is available for free download through the Apple or Google Play app stores. It was built with strong privacy protection and uses the Google and Apple Exposure Notification technology. COVID Alert is a secure, reliable and user-friendly app and it is an additional tool to help limit the spread of COVID-19, said Russell. If a New Brunswicker chooses to download the app and then tests positive for COVID-19, they will have the opportunity to receive a one-time key from Public Health that they can enter into the app. After the key is entered, within a day, the app will anonymously notify other users who may have come into close contact with that person. The app will direct users on next steps based upon public health advice. New Brunswickers who use the app are reminded that it does not lessen the importance of measures such as physical distancing, regular handwashing, proper respiratory etiquette or wearing a face mask in public indoor spaces. Changes to travel restrictions regarding a Quebec border community Effective at midnight tonight, the twinning agreement that allowed for non-essential day trips by residents of Listuguj First Nation and Pointe-à-la-Croix, Quebec is suspended. We recognize the strong bonds on both sides of the Restigouche River and we intend to continue to work with municipalities in the Campbellton region, Listuguj First Nation and Pointe-à-la-Croix and with the Government of Quebec to help make sure that everyone is safe and has access to things they need, said Higgs. Given the situation in other provinces and in neighbouring areas of Quebec, we are being vigilant and frequently monitoring changes in those areas. At the entry point at Campbellton, residents of Listuguj First Nation and Pointe-à-la-Croix, Quebec, will be permitted entry to obtain groceries, prescription medications and essential goods and services not available to them in their own community, as it was prior to the twinning agreement. Travel also continues to be permitted for work, medical appointments, to fulfill the terms of a child custody agreement and to obtain child care. Students can continue to cross the border to attend school for kindergarten to Grade 8. High school students will be permitted entry on Friday, Oct. 9, but arrangements are being made to provide remote learning for high school students beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 13. https://www2.gnb.ca//en/news/news_release.2020.10.0515.html

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