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The owners of a summer camp in southeastern New Brunswick say “immediate action” was taken after a report of an alleged sexual assault on a minor was received this summer. Camp Ta-Wa-Si in Johnston Point is independently operated but owned by the United Church of Canada.
United Church says Camp Ta-Wa-Si fired employee and reported incident to authorities
Erica Butler · CBC News
· Posted: Sep 16, 2026 3:27 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Camp Ta-Wa-Si is an independently operated ministry of the United Church, located on the Northumberland Strait, just under 20 kilometres west of Murray Beach Provincial Park. (Pierre Fournier/CBC)
The operators of a summer camp where an alleged sexual assault of a minor took place this summer “took immediate action” upon learning of the allegation, according to a statement from the owner of the camp, the United Church of Canada.
Executive minister Rev. Faith March-MacCuish said the church was “deeply concerned” by the report of an alleged assault at Camp Ta-Wa-Si, which is an independently operated ministry owned by the church.
“We understand that, upon learning of the investigation, Camp Ta-Wa-Si took immediate action,” wrote March-MacCuish,
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