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New Brunswickers who required medically-necessary surgeries endured a median wait for treatment of 52.6 weeks.

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This year, the province will spend a projected $548 million on provincial debt interest.

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From 2019-20 to 2024-25, the government increased program spending by more than 50 per cent.

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The government should learn from past experience and ensure new rules about the fund are constitutional.

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The territory's mining sector tends to pay above-average wages.

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Population growth often leads to faster economic growth, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the economy is doing well.

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According to long-term trends, public school spending is rising while test scores are falling.

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The inability to control spending remains the primary reason for Ottawa's string of deficits.

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Over the last nine years, Canadian living standards have not increased.

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The province's net debt is projected to rise by more than $6 billion.

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