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Tribunal reinstates benefits after barrel racing surveillance deemed insufficient proof of recovery

by HR Law Canada 12 February 2026

written by HR Law Canada 12 February 2026

A New Brunswick workers' compensation tribunal has overturned a decision to terminate benefits and recover nearly $4,500 from an injured worker, finding that surveillance footage of her participating ...

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