A coroner’s inquest will be held next week in Saint John to review evidence surrounding the death of a Saskatchewan man at a job site in New Brunswick a year and a half ago.
Matthew Brawn, 46, was killed in 2024 on job site near Sussex
Sam Farley · CBC News
· Posted: Jan 08, 2026 2:52 PM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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Matthew Brawn pictured with his sister Erinn-Jane Brawn. He was killed in a worksite accident in 2024 near Sussex, N.B. (Submitted by Erinn-Jane Brawn)
A coroner’s inquest will be held next week in Saint John into the death of a Saskatchewan man at a job site in New Brunswick a year and a half ago.
Matthew Barun, 46, of Regina died on July 18, 2024, in a workplace accident at a construction site where wind turbines were being erected in the Springdale area, east of Sussex.
Brawn, a pilot truck driver for Richards Transport Ltd. in Regina, was unloading a wind turbine tower at the Neweg Energy Project in Springdale when he was “fatally crushed,” according to a WorkSafeNB investigative report obtained by CBC News last year.
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