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Google News: Atlantic provinces launch initiative to keep girls cybersafe
[Sackville Tribune Post] - “More than ever, girls are using social media for entertainment and to connect with friends but they may not be aware of the risks associated with their actions,” said Justice Minister and Attorney General Marie-Claude Blais, who is also minister
Google News: New Brunswick celebrating first International Day of the Girl
[Sackville Tribune Post] - FREDERICTON, N.B. – The following statement was issued by Justice Minister and Attorney General Marie-Claude Blais, who is also minister responsible for women's issues, in recognition of Oct. 11 as International Day of the Girl: "Today, New
Atlantic ministers discuss women's issues during forum
www.thetelegram.com
[The Telegram] - Pictured (from left) are New Brunswick's Legislative Secretary Pam Lynch, representing Marie-Claude Blais, Minister Responsible for Women's Issues, Minister of Justice and Attorney General; Marilyn More, Nova Scotia's Minister Responsible for the.
Privacy official disappointed by info disclosure 'F'
www.cbc.ca
[CBC.ca] - Justice Minister Marie-Claude Blais, who is the committee's chairperson, has suggested language is too delicate an issue for public hearings. Earlier this week, Newspapers Canada's Freedom of Information Audit found the provincial government and
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