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Investment in innovation to help rebuild New Brunswick forestry industry
The New Brunswick government is investing $1.5 million in innovation in the forestry industry at Université de Moncton's Edmundston campus. From left: Audrey Labonté, a student at the Edmundston campus; Prime Minister Stephen Harper; and Premier David Alward.
Economic development plan released
A plan designed to accelerate economic growth province-wide was released today by Premier David Alward. Entitled, Growing Together – An Economic Development Action Plan for New Brunswick, the plan envisions economic development as a community-driven venture and redefines government's role in stimulating a strong and sustainable economy. In photo: Alward speaks at announcement.
Three schools win awards
Premier David Alward and Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Jody Carr presented certificates to three schools recognized by the KIRA awards for promoting the use of information and communications technology in the classroom. From left: Carr; Barb Long, principal, Central New Brunswick Academy; Gerry Caron, principal, Sunny Brae Middle School; Heather Hallett, principal, New Maryland Elementary School; and Alward. ...
Provincial, federal governments support expansion at Covered Bridge Potato Chip Co.
The provincial and federal governments are investing a total of $342,000 to help Covered Bridge Potato Chip Co. Inc. upgrade its facility and modernize equipment to increase its production capacity. From left: Premier David Alward; Tobique-Mactaquac MP Mike Allen; Ryan Albright, president and chief executive officer, Covered Bridge Potato Chip Co.; and Victoria-Tobique MLA Wes McLean.
Provincial, federal governments investing in liquid fertilizer producer
The provincial and federal governments are making a combined investment of $297,775 to help SC and W Solutions Ltd. expand its liquid fertilizer operation to meet increasing demand for its product in export markets. From left: Premier David Alward; Eltjo van Cingel, president, SC and W Solutions; Tobique-Mactaquac MP Mike Allen; and Victoria-Tobique MLA Wes McLean.
Premier closes budget debate
Premier David Alward closed debate on the 2012-13 provincial budget.
Recovery program announced for flood victims
The provincial government has announced a recovery program for victims of the recent flooding caused by ice jams. A meeting was held in Perth-Andover on March 29 to discuss the recovery process. From left: Premier David Alward; Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Robert Trevors; and Perth-Andover Mayor Rick Beaulieu. (Photography by Amanda)
Government renewal update provided by premier
Premier David Alward met with public servants today to provide an update on progress made in the last year in the area of government renewal and to outline next steps. Photo shows Alward during his remarks.
Diamond Jubilee medal presented to Rogersville senior citizen
Premier David Alward presented a Diamond Jubilee medal to Flora Thibodeau of Rogersville on her 111th birthday. Thibodeau, who still lives in her own home, is the oldest person in Canada to receive the medal, which marks the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign as Queen of Canada. From left, front row: Thibodeau; and Alward. Back row: Sen. Rose-May ...
Provincial, federal governments sign agreement on New Brunswick’s participation in La Francophonie
The provincial and federal governments took advantage of the International Day of La Francophonie to ratify an agreement outlining the participation of New Brunswick in the International Organization of La Francophonie. This year marks the 35th anniversary of New Brunswick’s participation in the organization. From left: Economic Development Minister Paul Robichaud, who is also minister responsible for La Francophonie; Premier ...
Premier receives Diamond Jubilee Medal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper recently presented Premier David Alward with a Diamond Jubilee Medal on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign as Queen of Canada. Throughout 2012, 60,000 Canadians will be recognized for their contributions to Canada, to a particular province, territory or community, or for their outstanding achievement abroad that has brought credit ...
New RCMP deal ensures savings for Moncton region and Sackville
The provincial and federal governments have reached an agreement to ensure Greater Moncton and Sackville will no longer be required to pay the full cost of RCMP contract policing. From left: Sen. Carolyn Stewart-Olsen; Dieppe Deputy Mayor Paul LeBlanc; Fundy Royal MP Rob Moore; Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Robert Trevors; Premier David Alward; Wayne Lang, assistant commissioner and ...
National Nutrition Month observed
Premier David Alward signed a declaration on the occasion of March being National Nutrition Month. From left, Shauna Miller, registered dietitian, Public Health; Jensen Thomas, registered dietitian, Nestlé HealthCare Nutrition; Alward; Culture, Tourism and Healthy Living Minister Trevor Holder; Anne MacMullin, registered dietitian, Horizon Health Network; and Nicole LeBlanc, registered dietitian, Department of Culture, Tourism and Healthy Living.
War of 1812 Commemorative Committee announced
A committee has been created that will work to ensure that New Brunswick's contribution to the War of 1812 is not forgotten. From left: Premier David Alward; John Irving, a community leader; Wellness, Culture and Sport Minister Trevor Holder; Fredericton-Silverwood MLA Brian Macdonald, committee chair and legislative secretary to the premier responsible for intergovernmental affairs and military affairs; Eric McCumber, ...
Thing5 has created 51 jobs in Bathurst
Thing5, a provider of call centre services, has expanded its operations in the province and created a new facility with 51 employees in Bathurst. From left: Nepisiguit MLA Ryan Riordon; Economic Development Minister Paul Robichaud; Robert Campbell, vice-president, Thing5; and Premier David Alward.
Premier met with the New Brunswick Student Alliance
Premier David Alward met with representatives of the New Brunswick Student Alliance at his Fredericton office. From left: Mark Livingstone, president of the St. Thomas University Students’ Union; Jordan Thompson, president of the University of New Brunswick Student Union; Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Martine Coulombe; Joey O’Kane, president of the New Brunswick Student Alliance; Alward; Milaine Roy, présidente, ...
Premier delivers State of the Province address
Premier David Alward delivered the 2012 State of the Province address on Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Fredericton Convention Centre. The address was carried live on provincial cable television.
McKesson Canada expands Moncton distribution centre
McKesson Canada is investing $25-million to strengthen its distribution business in Moncton, which will become the company's regional base to serve its customers in the Maritimes. From left: Invest NB chief executive officer Robert MacLeod; McKesson Canada president Nick Loporcaro; Social Development Minister Sue Stultz; and Moncton Crescent MLA John Betts.
Provincial, federal governments announce support to modernize Carleton Civic Centre
The provincial and federal governments announced today an investment of up to $8 million to modernize and expand the Carleton Civic Centre. From left: Tobique-Mactaquac MP Mike Allen; Premier David Alward; Bernard Valcourt, minister of state for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and La Francophonie; Woodstock Mayor Art Slipp; and Scott Dunlop, chair of the civic centre project steering committee.
Premier Alward attends meeting of premiers
Premier David Alward is attending a meeting of Canada’s premiers, being held in Victoria, B.C. From left: Darrell Dexter, Nova Scotia; Robert McLeod, Northwest Territories; Alward; Dalton McGuinty, Ontario; Alison Redford, Alberta; Kathy Dunderdale, Newfoundland and Labrador; Christy Clark, British Columbia; Greg Selinger, Manitoba; Jean Charest, Quebec; Darrell Pasloski, the Yukon; Eva Aariak, Nunavut; Robert Ghiz, Prince Edward Island; and ...
Pre-budget consultations
Finance Minister Blaine Higgs is holding a series of pre-budget consultations with the public and stakeholders starting Monday, Jan. 16. In photo from left: Premier David Alward and Higgs listen during a public meeting in Woodstock.
Federal and provincial support helps Sunny Corner Enterprises expand
Miramichi-based Sunny Corner Enterprises Inc. will increase its fabrication capabilities with the support of a combined investment of more than $2 million by the federal and provincial governments. From left: Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Robert Trevors; Miramichi MP Tilly O'Neill-Gordon; and Premier David Alward.
Provincial support for Anti-bullying Day grows
Students, community leaders and anti-bullying activists were joined by Premier David Alward and Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Jody Carr in wearing blue today to observe the province's third annual Anti-bullying Day. From left: Carr; executive director Bullying Canada Robert Frenette; and Alward.
Exploration rights awarded for confirmed potash deposit
The provincial government has signed an agreement awarding Atlantic Potash Corp. of Saint John the right to explore and develop a confirmed potash deposit near Sussex. From left: Premier David Alward; Natural Resources Minister Bruce Northrup; and Keith Attoe, co-chief executive officer, Atlantic Potash Corp.
Premier addresses three Fredericton-area Rotary clubs
Premier David Alward spoke to a combined meeting of the Fredericton Sunrise Rotary Club, the Fredericton North Rotary Club and the Rotary Club of Fredericton. It was the first time he had met all three organizations.