Saint John: The Youth Vital Signs report looked at how high school students view Saint John, how they feel about growing up in the city and what needs to be improved, according to CBC. Less than half of the more than 4,385 youth surveyed 46 per cent feel they are able to pursue their career choice in the region and Two-thirds of Saint John teenagers don't see themselves staying in the region within 10 years, according to a new survey by the Greater Saint John Community Foundation. While 67 per cent of the teens, aged 13 to 18, said the right education and training opportunities are available in the region, only 32 per cent said they see themselves living and working in the region 10 years from now.
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