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BY James Ryan Though increasingly less tolerated, incidences of bullying and extreme bullying are happening at alarming levels, and they can have devastating, lasting consequences for all involved—victim, bystander, and

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New Brunswick education minister says discipline policy needed for bullying Staff The Canadian Press October 18, 2019  2:56 pm Dominic Cardy, the province’s education minister, speaks with Global News on

This story is a part of School Violence, a CBC News series analyzing the influence of peer-on-peer violence on college students and fogeys.

This story is part of School Violence, a CBC News series examining the impact of peer-on-peer violence on students and parents.

The New Brunswick Minister of Education has stated that bullying and other acts of violence in the classroom will not be tolerated. He intends to develop a new policy on

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New Brunswick’s education minister says bullying and other violence in the classroom won’t be tolerated, and he’s looking to develop a new discipline policy.

FREDERICTON – New Brunswick’s education minister says bullying and other violence in the classroom won’t be tolerated, and he’s looking to develop a new discipline policy. Dominic Cardy’s comments came