A drone photo taken by WorkSafeNB shows the scene of a workplace fatality in July 2024, with a redaction. The 'dolly' attachment to a trailer used to haul a piece of a wind tower slipped loose while it was being pulled up a hill, killing Matthew Brawn, 46, a coroner's jury heard Monday. COURTESY WORKSAFE NB

Jury recommends training, supervision changes in inquest into fatal 2024 accident in New Brunswick

by Local Journalism Initiative January 15, 2026

written by Local Journalism Initiative January 15, 2026

By Andrew Bates | Telegraph Journal A coroner's jury is recommending that equipment be used only as intended after a 27,000 kilogram trailer slipped off the front of an "offroad forklift"…

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Jury recommends training, supervision changes in inquest into fatal 2024 accident in New Brunswick

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