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Old Posted Jan 18, 2023, 6:25 PM
UptownJeff UptownJeff is offline
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Originally Posted by cdnguys View Post
- these are not low paying jobs. These are highly skilled and well paying jobs.
- this is a major driver of growth. Many of these teachers are bringing their families. One of them their spouse is an engineer that will be working here.
- this entity is a non-profit
- children will not be renting apartments, they will be billeted with families of local students.
- as with UNBSJ, some international students will decide to stay in the community.

Your negativity is a complete mystery, unfounded and confusing. This is an amazing announcement with CLEAR ECONOMIC BENEFITS. You’d rather have an empty Market Square and no school? Like what are you on about? This is the exact type of mindset that plagues this city. You think people in Moncton would be having this conversation?
Agreed. These are well paying jobs and I suspect in addition to billeted students many local residents may choose to send their children as well.
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