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Common Front for Social Justice calls for action on poverty in Gallant’s upcoming budget

by Common Front for Social Justice
January 19, 2016
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The Common Front for Social Justice marching for action to eradicate poverty in New Brunswick in Moncton. Photo from the Common Front for Social Justice.

One in seven people in New Brunswick lives below the poverty line. The Common Front for Social Justice has wrote an open letter to Premier Brian Gallant prior to the release of the provincial budget to address poverty in the province. Read the letter here.

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