The possibility of job losses for some Parks Canada staff could hit New Brunswick especially hard, with three-quarters of the department’s employees in the province at risk.
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Sam Farley · CBC News
· Posted: Nov 05, 2026 5:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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More than 165 Parks Canada employees in New Brunswick got letters saying their jobs could be at risk. (Kouchibouguac National Park/Facebook)
The possibility of job losses for some Parks Canada staff could hit New Brunswick especially hard, with three-quarters of department employees in the province at risk.
In the coming months, Parks Canada will be undergoing a “workplace adjustment,” spokesperson Meaghan Bradley said in an email.
Parks Canada has sent 2,917 letters to employees across the country, notifying them their positions are “impacted by workforce adjustment,” Bradley.
In New Brunswick, 167 of Parks Canada’s 221 employees received letters.
“Receiving a letter does not necessarily mean an employee will lose their job,” Bradley said. “As the organization identifies areas of activities being stopped or reduced, some positions will remain as they are,
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