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WorkSafeNB partners with Wounded Warriors Canada to expand mental health support

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WorkSafeNB has formed a new partnership with Wounded Warriors Canada to improve mental health supports for workers regularly exposed to trauma, the organizations announced Sept. 22. The collaboration is the…

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