New Brunswick Provincial Student Council

Check out the first edition of our quarterly NBPSRC Newsletter! We will be releasing a new edition every September, December, March, and June to keep New Brunswickers informed on what their provincial student council is up to!

In honour of what would have been our SRC Gives Back Week, we, the executives and the district reps, along with a handful of students from across the province, would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all the teachers, healthcare and essential workers who got us through these difficult times. #NBStrong

Hey student leaders and high school students! Do you want to be featured in our SRC Gives Back Video? If you do, send us a 3-5 sec video clip of you holding a thank you sign by email at [email protected]! Deadline is this Thursday @6 pm!

Hey grads! Check out this virtual prom event being put on by Student Life Network next Friday!!

We would like to extend a huge thank you to all who participated in or shared our Provincial Grad Week! It has been a great privilege for us to be able to help grads from across New Brunswick celebrate their high school years as well as look forward to the adventures ahead. Stay safe everyone! Lewie Kernighan President NBPSRC

Hey grads! Where are you headed in the fall? Show your spirit by adorning the colours of your post-secondary institution of choice! Today is our final theme day! Thank you to everyone who has been posting all week! Remember to use #nbpsrc!

Hey grads! Are you ready to go back to Grade 9? We hope so, because today is FRESHMAN DAY! Remember to use #nbpsrc!

Good morning grads! Its extra-curricular day! Make sure to post a photo of your favourite extra-curricular from high school using #nbpsrc!

Its Kindergarten Day! Dont forget to mention us New Brunswick Provincial Student Council and use #nbpsrc so that we can repost your photos:)

Lets see those grad photos and quotes!!! Remember to use #nbpsrc! #nbpsrc #nb #newbrunswick

GRADS! ARE YOU READY FOR THE FIRST DAY OF PROVINCIAL GRAD WEEK? Were kicking Provincial Grad Week off tomorrow with Grad photo and Quote Day! See you tomorrow! Dont forget to use #nbpsrc and tag @nbpsrc_ on Instagram when you post on Facebook and Instagram:) ... #nbpsrc #nb #newbrunswick See more

Hey Grads, we are so excited to announce our Provincial Grad Week created especially for you! We know these uncertain times can make a lot of us feel down in the dumps but its always important to stay hopeful! ... Make sure to tag @nbpsrc_ on Instagram and use #nbpsrc when you post your photos on your feed/story and well do our best to repost and like all of your photos! Stay Safe and Happy #newbrunswick #nbpsrc #nb See more

Stay Tuned for more info coming at you this week!

We would like to wish all New Brunswickers a Happy Easter! Stay safe out there everyone!

We are excited to announce the schools with the highest ratio of photos submitted during yesterdays SCHOOL SPIRIT CHALLENGE! 1. Harbour View High School 2. Harrison Trimble High School 3. Fredericton High School ... We want to give a huge thank you to everyone who participated, and to everyone who shared the poster!! We counted hundreds of submissions from across New Brunswick, which is quite incredible! Stay safe everyone, and keep those spirits high! Weve got this! Lewie Kernighan President

REMINDER OF OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT CHALLENGE TOMORROW !! We cant wait to see all of your wonderful posts !!

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SCHOOL SPIRIT CHALLENGE!! Next Friday, we are asking everyone to post pictures involving their school colours ! Use the hashtag #nbpsrc to share and make sure to let us know what school you are from! The school with the most posts wins a shoutout !! (winner will be evaluated based on ratio so it is fair game to all our amazing schools -big or small) Reminder - Only posts on FRIDAY, APRIL 3RD will count !

The provincial government today declared a state of emergency under section 12 of the Emergency Measures Act to enhance measures to help contain the spread of C...OVID-19 (the novel coronavirus). The health and well-being of every New Brunswicker must remain our number one priority, said Premier Blaine Higgs. With the support of the of the chief medical officer of health, and with the support of the all-party cabinet committee, we are taking this extraordinary measure to provided greater assistance to the health-care sector fighting the spread of COVID-19 in the province. As a result of this declaration: All food and beverage businesses will be reduced to take-out and delivery service only. All lounges and special facilities licensed under the Liquor Control Act will stop admitting patrons. All swimming pools, spas, saunas, waterparks, gymnasiums, yoga studios, dance studios, rinks and arenas, tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields, climbing walls, escape rooms, ski hills, golf courses, arcades, amusement centres, pool halls, bowling alleys, casinos, cinemas, libraries, museums, zoos, aquariums, barbers, hair stylists, esthetics service providers, sugar bush operations, and theatres or other live performance venues will stop admitting members of the public. Schools, colleges, universities and private schools must be closed to students. Institutions which have students in residence are permitted to allow them to remain in residence until they can safely return home. Online course delivery may continue. Other measures under the declaration of state of emergency include: All businesses in retail sales will stop admitting patrons, except: grocery stores; pharmacies; repair garages; post offices; financial and lending institutions; retailers of fuel, hardware and automotive parts; convenience stores; animal and fish feed providers; and corporate and agency stores of NB Liquor and Cannabis NB. All businesses required to stop admitting patrons are permitted to sell online or over the phone and to arrange delivery or pick-up of purchases. Every person directed by a physician to self-isolate will obey. Every person who has been outside Canada will self-isolate within their home for 14 days after their return to Canada, and, if they experience symptoms of COVID-19 during that period, will remain self-isolated until they are free of symptoms. This requirement does not apply to people exempted by the chief medical officer of health. Owners and operators of all other premises at which people may gather in large numbers will take all reasonable steps to prevent gatherings of more than 10 people. All regulated health services providers will cease operations unless the services to be provided are to address essential health care or an emergency health-care situation. All unregulated health services providers, with the exception of those that are providing direct support to regulated health services providers, shall cease operations immediately. Owners and managers of all workplaces and organizers of all activities will take every reasonable step to ensure minimal interaction of people within 2 metres of each other and carry out advice to minimize risk as issued by the chief medical officer of health. All owners and managers of all workplaces will reduce to critical functions and will take every reasonable step required to prevent people who exhibit symptoms of COVID-19 from entering the workplace, in accordance with advice issued by the chief medical officer of health or Worksafe New Brunswick. They will also take every reasonable step required to prevent people from entering workplaces who have travelled internationally in the previous 14 days. All licences, registrations, certificates and permits issued by the Province of New Brunswick valid as of March 16, 2020, shall remain valid until May 31, 2020 unless suspended by a court or by other authority under an Act of the Province. The right of landlords under section 19 of the Residential Tenancies Act to require tenants to vacate for non-payment of rent, and the authority of residential tenancies officers under section 22 of that act to evict tenants for the same reason, are suspended, until May 31, 2020. The declaration is available online. This declaration provides us with the tools we need to ensure the safety of New Brunswickers. This is not a decision we took lightly, said Higgs. We are confident that these measures will result in New Brunswickers taking the necessary actions. No new presumptive cases of COVID-19 were reported in the province today. There are still 11 cases in New Brunswick: seven confirmed; and four presumptive. Although we have no new cases today, we know there will be more cases of COVID-19, said Dr. Jennifer Russell, chief medical officer of health. https://www2.gnb.ca///Corporate/pdf/EmergencyUrgence19.pdf

Advice for public concerning the COVID-19 virus posted by WHO https://www.who.int//novel-coronavirus-2/advice-for-public

Some more information on COVID-19

The NBPSRC would like to keep you all posted on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We understand this is a stressful and confusing time. We encourage everyone to stay safe, healthy and cautious.

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and happy holiday season!

What a great time we had at #NBSLC2019 exactly 3 weeks ago! Cant wait for next year!

2 MORE DAYS until 2019-2020 Provincial Student Council Rep Applications are due !! Get a unique experience and help make an impact as a provincial rep! https://www.nbpsrc.ca//9/835929/psrc_application_2019.docx

Applications for provincial student council positions are due this Wednesday make sure you submit them and we hope to see you all in November!

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