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‘Pretty shoddy’: Prof says N.B. education plan attributes to him an article that doesn’t seem to exist

CBC Canada · October 15, 2026 at 5:00 a.m.

‘Pretty shoddy’: Prof says N.B. education plan attributes to him an article that doesn’t seem to exist

Several university professors are calling out errors in New Brunswick's new 12-year anglophone education plan that include crediting two sources that don't seem to exist.

Experts believe AI played a role.

The province acknowledges it did but in a limited way.

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‘Pretty shoddy’: Prof says N.B. education plan attributes to him an article that doesn’t seem to exist

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