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2.05.08 - “[W]e will hold people accountable [of illegal dumping] through reverse onus. If evidence is found in illegally dumped waste, it will be up to the owner to prove that they didn’t dump it illegally.”

2.01.04 - “ We will continue to advance several initiatives with a strong focus on achieving retention targets of 75% over five years” [in regards to immigration.]

2.12.01 - “[W]e will deliver on our budget commitment and make food programs available in every school in New Brunswick starting in 2021-22.”

2.12.12 - “[W]e will cut our excessive wait lists in half by March 2021 […] by piloting virtual technologies and tele-medicine for pre and post operative assessments [of hip and knee replacement surgeries].”

2.12.11 - “[A]dditional capacity will also be added across other sites in the province to enable more orthopedic surgeries.”

2.12.23 - “By 2022, the agreement will fund the repair and renovation of more than 5,100 affordable rental units across the province. [10-year provincial-federal agreement that aligns with the National Housing Strategy]”

2.12.02 - “Increasing capacity will begin with a dedicated operating room, and hip and knee pilot program at St. Joseph’s Hospital this year [2020].”

2.01.05 - “Going forward, government infrastructure and settlement services funds will be contingent on communities having a well-developed strategy for population growth.”

2.03.07 - “$2.8 million was invested to support [the creation of the Véloroute] and under that existing funding program, [we] will approve the remaining $600,000 which will be used for scenic vistas, directional signage and gates.”

2.12.16 - “[We are] committed to expanding the residential addiction rehabilitation treatment program in Campbellton.”

2.12.20 - “We will also add more extra-mural Liaison Nurses to support the transfer of seniors out of hospital and back to their homes or Special Care Homes. Their role is to coordinate with extra-mural so that when a patient is discharged, they perform a full assessment of what medical equipment may be needed in the home, along with any other support they may need while they recover.”