Blaine Higgs, Susan Holt and David Coon square off in a debate moderated by CBC New Brunswick host Clare MacKenzie and provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras.
Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs, taking the stage in an election debate Wednesday, defended his management of health-care problems in New Brunswick, while two other party leaders promised to do a better job.
With just over three weeks to go until the Oct. 21 election, Higgs, Liberal Leader Susan Holt and Green Leader David Coon faced off in Moncton over a range of subjects, including health care, housing, education, Indigenous title claims, and the gender identity policy for schools.
Throughout the debate, Higgs was on the defensive and during the health-care discussion, accused Holt of lying about the number of New Brunswickers waiting for a family doctor.
New Brunswick Votes 2024: Leaders on the Record was moderated by CBC New Brunswick host Clare MacKenzie …