Indigenous communities in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to receive smoke detectors
FREDERICTON — Tammy Nash says a smoke detector likely saved her son's life when their family home caught fire in 2010 on the Sitansisk First Nation in central New Brunswick.Categories
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