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1.02.01 - A PC government will work with government officials and the private sector to protect, rebuild or replace our covered bridges.

2.03.11 - “[We] won’t raise taxes.”

2.03.04 - “[We] will continue to implement [our] Economic Recovery and Growth Action Plan to help businesses compete more effectively now and longer-term in a post-COVID world.”

2.03.05 - “[We] will extend the 20% tourism rebate for staycationers, extending it to the end of March 2021 to help winter tourism and hospitality operators.”

2.04.08 - “[We] will continue to invest in experiential learning such as FutureNB that has matched over 1000 students with 240 employers for hands-on learning opportunities.”

2.04.02 - “[W]e will continue to expand technology and blended learning approaches.”

2.04.07 - “[We] will work with […] colleges to [ensure] that programming helps meet labour market needs.”

2.05.10 - “[P]artner with the Governments of Ontario and Saskatchewan for co-development of SMR technology.”

2.05.01 - “[We will continue to protect woods and waterways by encouraging] the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts through […] issuing the first-ever dashboard to give a mobile and connected generation real-time information about Crown Lands, licenses, regulations and more.”

2.05.02 - “[We will continue to protect woods and waterways by encouraging] the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts through […] enhancing online curriculum for hunter safety and education[.]”

2.06.01 - “In the budget earlier this spring, the Higgs Government raised the salaries of trained early childhood educators by $0.75 per hour, [we commit] to continue to raise them again next year [2021], and the next two years after that – bringing them from $16 to $19 by 2023.”

1.06.06 - Develop, in partnership with stakeholders, a Family Advocacy pilot program

1.06.03 - A PC government will invest $400,000 a year to establish a Family Advocacy Resource pilot project.

1.07.10 - [In regards to roads and infrastructure, a PC government will] create stability, predictability and visibility in what as become a very abused political process

1.07.06 - No one will lose their job. [No government employee will be fired or have their job cut in order to reduce the size of the State]

1.07.21 - Remove the “for profit” restrictions on city-owned utilities.

2.12.19 - “[We] will ensure […] boosting support in schools through guidance counselor and staff training [in regards to mental health and addictions].”

2.12.31 - “Walk-in clinics will be available province-wide to provide immediate, same-day access to counselling support. […] This change will ensure that when an individual is ready to seek help, there will be an available counsellor to assess them and help them put a plan in place for care. These walk-in services will be added to the current 14 mental health clinics province-wide, as well as our satellite offices, building on the existing resources in those facilities.”

2.12.30 - “[We] will continue to implement [our] Mental Health and Addiction Action Plan that has been underway during 2020 with the aim of reshaping and modernizing mental health service delivery. […] Higgs said the action plan is inter-departmental and province wide, placing mental health and addictions as a priority not only for healthcare professionals, but also for educators, employers, the justice system and many non profit organizations.”

2.01.03 - “[We will advance our stated action plan] to reach a total of 33% [French-speaking immigrants through the provincial immigration programs] by 2024.”

2.01.02 - “We will advance our stated action plan to target a 2% annual increase in French-speaking immigrants through the provincial immigration programs[.]”

2.01.01 - “When re-elected, we will continue to [have] a strong focus on achieving retention targets of 75% [of newcomers] over five years [by 2025].”

2.09.01 - “ [We] will support a dedicated RCMP task force of 13 officers, working full-time to do the critical work of stopping hard drug traffickers. The program is currently under development and is estimated to cost $2 million annually. The provincial government will provide funding to support it through next year’s budget [2021].”

1.10.01 - Establish a stronger economic and social partnership with New Brunswick’s first nations, to develop local economies and stronger social programs.

2.11.02 - “[We] will continue to implement [our] Food Security Action Plan to help strengthen the NB Food Basket through local growing, buying and export initiatives.”

2.11.04 - “Labour Availability and Education will figure prominently in the [Food Security] action plan.”

2.11.05 - “Programs will be designed to support greater workforce development, and encourage education on farming, including university research and curriculum.”