They have been told by Provincial Health Minister Madelaine Dube the government has all the information it needs to make a decision which will be unveiled in the spring.
That doesn't sound good to Paul Blanchard, the Executive-Director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association. He says his pessimism comes with years of experience and the absence of information, communication and dialogue does not foster a lot of trust and that is making his members angry.
How that anger might manifest itself remains to be seen but Blanchard says the province was given a proposal by the pharmacists a year ago that would have saved the government between 7 and 8 million dollars a year.
