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The Sir Max Aitken Pool on the University of New Brunswick campus is closed for maintenance, while the Fredericton Indoor Pool is shut down weekday mornings because of construction.

Alternative facts have always been with us, and they've always been used to cover up uncomfortable truths. Here's some history you'll want to rewrite in your memory.