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New Brunswick
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Liberal Party of New Brunswick
358 days in office
The 61st Legislature of New Brunswick
02 Nov 2024 - Present
61th legislature of New Brunswick
02 Nov 2024

The 2024 New Brunswick general election was held on October 21 to elect the 49 members of the 61th Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick. The Liberal Party, led by Susan Holt, won 31 seats, forming a majority government.

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Promise History

Education
The 61st Legislature of New Brunswick

1.05.002 - Work with universities and colleges to develop long-term strategies for student housing.

Published: Nov 2024
Kept
14-Apr-2025
Justification

We consider this promise kept, as the money will be used to develop new affordable housing strategies for students.

“Two New Brunswick universities are getting thousands of dollars from the provincial government to help address housing needs on their campuses. (…) The province announced over $1.1M to support student housing plans at both the Universite de Moncton and the University of New Brunswick on Monday.”

New Brunswick universities receive money to address student housing

Published: Apr 2025
In progress
02-Nov-2024
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Justification

Traces of this promise can be found in the mandate letter addressed to the Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour, Alyson Townsend. Mandate letters define ministerial objectives. Therefore, this promise remains an ongoing priority, and we will monitor its implementation.

Mandate Letters - Alyson Townsend

Published: Nov 2024
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Published: Nov 2024
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