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New management system saving close to $11 million, encouraging civil servants to improve services, programs

The provincial government has saved close to $11 million since April 2012, using a public service performance management system that encourages public servants to improve programs and services.

Voices of New Brunswick Women Consensus-Building Forum is seeking members

The provincial government is seeking candidates to serve on an independent forum to advance equality and improve the lives of women and girls.

Premier announces cabinet changes to support economic plan

Premier David Alward today announced changes to several key cabinet positions that will support New Brunswick's economic and resource development priorities.

Premier announces senior leadership changes

Premier David Alward today announced changes to his senior leadership team, allowing for an even greater focus on New Brunswick's economic and resource development priorities.

Tribute held for soldiers who died in Normandy during Second World War

Commemorative ceremonies were held recently in Normandy, France, to underscore the efforts and sacrifice of soldiers belonging to the North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment who died in combat on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

New Brunswick will be guest of honour at the National Assembly of France

New Brunswick will be guest of honour when the documentary De Moncton à Kinshasa (from Moncton to Kinshasa), directed by Paul Arseneau and produced by Phare-Est Média, is presented in the Victor Hugo room of the National Assembly of France in Paris on Thursday, June 27.

Premier announces new legislative officer appointments

Three appointments of individuals to lead the legislative offices of the official languages commissioner, the ombudsman and the child and youth advocate were announced today in the legislative assembly by Premier David Alward.

Provincial government proposes amendments to Official Languages Act

The provincial government today introduced a bill to amend the Official Languages Act, following recommendations from a select committee of the legislative assembly on the revision of the act.

Premier announces deputy ministerial appointment

John McLaughlin has been appointed deputy minister of Education and Early Childhood Development (anglophone sector), effective June 3. Premier David Alward made the announcement today.

Provincial government introduces new accountability and continuous improvement framework for Crown corporations

The provincial government will modernize reporting requirements for departments and major Crown corporations under legislation introduced today by Premier David Alward.

Government introduces significant changes to MLA and ministerial salaries

Salaries of MLAs and cabinet ministers will be frozen for a fourth consecutive year under legislative amendments introduced today.

Premier takes part in national meeting to improve opportunities for aboriginals

Ministers responsible for aboriginal affairs and leaders of national aboriginal organizations met in Winnipeg, Man., to discuss paths for the future success of Canada's emerging Aboriginal and First Nations population.

Premier announces appointment of acting ombudsman

Jennifer Murray has been appointed acting ombudsman. The appointment is effective immediately. Premier David Alward made the announcement today.

New videos launched to promote Maliseet language, culture

New videos to promote and preserve the use of the Maliseet language in New Brunswick were launched today in Fredericton by community members from the Tobique First Nation.

Production of a documentary on the 35th anniversary of New Brunswick's participation in La Francophonie

The premiere of the documentary De Moncton à Kinshasa by director Paul Arseneau will be held at the Capitol Theatre in Moncton in the context of International Francophonie Day, Wednesday, March 20.

Premier announces deputy ministerial appointment

Kim Daley has been appointed deputy minister of Human Resources. The appointment is effective Feb. 11.

Premier announces deputy ministerial appointment

Gérald Richard has been appointed deputy minister of Education and Early Childhood Development (francophone sector). The appointment is effective Jan. 20.

Provincial forum lays groundwork for learning agenda

A two-day Provincial Forum on Learning that concluded today in Fredericton has laid the foundation for New Brunswickers to build Canada’s learning province, said Premier David Alward.

New members invested into the Order of New Brunswick for 2012

Ten remarkable and accomplished New Brunswickers were invested into the Order of New Brunswick today.

New Brunswick delegation to promote the economy, education, youth at Francophonie summit

The economy, youth, and education are among the main topics that New Brunswick plans to raise at the 14th Francophonie summit, to be held in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, from Oct. 12 to 14.

New members of Executive Council sworn in

Four new members were sworn into the Executive Council, other members assumed their new roles, and a restructuring of government departments came into effect today as part of the provincial government’s next phase of rebuilding the economy and growing healthier communities.

Changes to cabinet, senior leadership announced

Premier David Alward announced today a series of cabinet and senior leadership changes to focus government’s efforts on strengthening the economy and building healthier, more inclusive communities.

Tribute held for Acadians who died in combat on D-Day

A ceremony was recently held in Carpiquet in northern France to pay tribute to those Acadians belonging to the North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment who died in combat on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

National Aboriginal Day

The following message was released today by Premier David Alward, minister responsible for the Aboriginal Affairs Secretariat, in recognition of National Aboriginal Day:

International course on the rights of the child to be offered in Moncton

The Université de Moncton will host about 150 participants from the Americas, Europe and Africa at an international summer course on the rights of the child from Aug. 8 to 18. The course is being organized in co-operation with the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate and the provincial ...