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= Jackie Burke (boxer) =

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= Ron Brothers =

Ron Brothers was a Canadian boxer. Born in Nova Scotia, he moved to Saint John, New Brunswick at the age of six.

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In 1962, Brothers won the vacant Eastern Canadian Middleweight Championship after knocking out Dan Chisholm.

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Brothers stopped fighting after knocking out Chisholm. He unsuccessfully challenged Blair Richardson for over a year. Outside of his boxing career, Brothers worked as a welder. In 1963, Brothers was knocked out by Richardson.

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Later in his career, Brothers became a boxing promoter.

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Promoted a fight for George Chuvalo in Saint John Promoted a fight for Willie Pep

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= Arthur Richardson (teacher) =

Arthur St. George Richardson (1863 – 1955) was a Canadian educator. Born in St. George's, Bermuda, he was the first Black student at the University of New Brunswick as well as the first Black graduate from a post-secondary institution in the Maritimes. In 1878, Richardson immigrated to Saint John, New Brunswick and enrolled in the University of New Brunswick in 1883, graduating with Honours in Classics in 1886. Richarson served as a teacher and principal at the Wilberforce Educational Institute in Chatham, Ontario and, after moving to the United States, served as president of Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia between 1888–1898, before serving as president of Edward Waters College in Jacksonville, Florida for five years. He was appointed to both positions by Wesley John Gaines.

= Gabriel Wortman =

Gabriel Wortman (July 5, 1968 – April 19, 2020) was a Canadian denturist and mass murderer who, on April 18 and 19, 2020, murdered 22 people and further wounded another three people in the 2020 Nova Scotia attacks.

Born in Ontario to parents Paul and Evelyn Wortman, Wortman was raised in Riverview, New Brunswick. According to family members and those who knew them, the family was raised in an unstable and violent environment. In 1986, Wortman graduated from Riverview High School. He had an early obsession with becoming an RCMP officer during his teenage years. At the age of 19, Wortman moved to Fredericton to attend the University of New Brunswick, where after initially studying to become a mortician, switched to studying to become a denturist. According to family members, Wortman paid for his studies through smuggling alcohol and tobacco from the United States to sell to other students.

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Early life
Wortman was born on July 5, 1968, in Ontario to parents Paul and Evelyn Wortman. He was raised in Riverview.

= J.P. Lewis =

J.P. Lewis is a Canadian professor of political science at the University of New Brunswick's Saint John campus (UNBSJ). His focus of research is in provincial and federal Canadian cabinet government.

From Kitchener, Ontario, Lewis makes frequent appearances in media interviews such as CBC, CTV, and Global News.

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