Jennifer Sweet is a Reporter at Owatonna People's Press and CBC. With over 20 years of experience, she focuses on themes surrounding medicine and healthcare, particularly the healthcare system and public health, while also exploring topics related to civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and women's interests. Jennifer's work has been featured in various publications, including Owatonna People's Press and CBC.
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Jennifer Sweet's coverage is predominantly focused on local news and human interest stories in the New Brunswick area, with a specific emphasis on entertainment and crime. She frequently includes expert commentary, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and data citations in her articles.
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Cybersecurity consultant urges fast action in light of growing evidence of harms
By: Jennifer Sweet
Nursing PhD courses to be offered this fall to a handful of students
Minister defends Blue Jays venture and other moves she says are aimed at increasing tourism revenue
City gets results with a practice known as addling on eggs of geese nesting in Centennial Park
Medical, shelter staff change tack to deal with powerful tranquilizer
Commercial fishing associations, regulators flag third-party control issues
By: Jennifer Sweet
Project to derive natural gas from dairy manure and aquaculture waste gets environmental approval
The New Brunswick Association of Nursing Homes is pushing the province for a commitment to increase hours of care.
Loopholes are allowing rent hikes above the 3 per cent cap, says affordable housing advocate
By: Jennifer Sweet
Special Care Home Association now contacting families of waiting patients
