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The government company that oversees ambulance services is crediting a full-tuition bursary for an over 153 per cent increase in student enrollments. Ginette Pellerin, CEO of EM/ANB Inc., also known as Ambulance New Brunswick, said the usual number of enrolled paramedic students in the province is 67. This year, there are over 170 students enrolled, Pellerin said.
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Hannah Rudderham · CBC News
· Posted: Oct 07, 2026 2:59 PM EDT | Last Updated: 26 minutes ago
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EM/ANB Inc. CEO Ginette Pellerin said increasing the number of students enrolling and benefiting from the bursary will come through partnerships with schools and promotion of the bursary program. (Megan Goddard/CBC)
The government company that oversees ambulance services is crediting a full-tuition bursary for an over 153 per cent increase in student enrollments.
Ginette Pellerin, CEO of EM/ANB Inc., also known as Ambulance New Brunswick, said the usual number of enrolled paramedic students in the province is 67. Since the provincial government introduces of the bursary program, Pellerin said over 170 students have enrolled.
“We’re just getting started with the bursaries,” she said.
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