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01 May 2018 Update on government offices in downtown Fredericton for Wednesday, May 2In an effort to ensure the continuity of government services in this time of public emergency response, the provincial government offices in downtown Fredericton will be open on Wednesday, May 2. |
30 April 2018 Government offices in downtown Fredericton to reopen on Tuesday, May 1Provincial government offices in downtown Fredericton will reopen on Tuesday, May 1. |
29 April 2018 Government offices in downtown Fredericton closed on MondayDue to the constraints on parking and traffic created by the flooding in the Fredericton area, the provincial government offices in downtown Fredericton will be closed on Monday, April 30. |
25 April 2018 Province to invest over $53.5 million to boost innovation in 2018-19The provincial government today announced it is investing over $53.5 million to foster innovation and boost research and development in New Brunswick this fiscal year. |
16 March 2018 Economy, education and health care focus of fourth session of the 58th legislative assemblyThe fourth session of the 58th legislative assembly closed today with 43 bills passed and a focus on the economy, education and health care. |
14 March 2018 WEDNESDAY, March 14 / Provincial government offices in the Fredericton area CLOSED until 11 a.m.Given the current winter storm conditions, please be advised that the provincial government offices in the Fredericton area will be closed until 11 a.m. TODAY, March 14. |
28 February 2018 Government provides update on jobs targetThe government has surpassed its target of helping to create 10,000 jobs by 2018, announced Treasury Board President Roger Melanson, who is also chair of the Jobs Board. |
30 January 2018 Measures taken to address workplace harassment and assaultsThe provincial government announced today it has taken, and will continue to take, measures to prevent workplace violence and harassment. |
23 January 2018 Progress on Trans-Pacific PartnershipThe following statement was issued today by Treasury Board President Roger Melanson, who is also minister responsible for trade policy, on the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership. |
11 January 2018 New political financing model for municipal candidates to be createdThe provincial government plans to create a political financing model for municipal candidates through amendments to the Municipal Elections Act. |
04 January 2018 THURSDAY, Jan. 4 – Provincial government offices closed for the afternoonGiven the current winter storm conditions, the provincial government offices located in the Fredericton area are now closed for the rest of the day, today, THURSDAY, Jan. 4. |
13 December 2017 Amendments introduced to prohibit lobbying by membersThe provincial government introduced legislation today to strengthen conflict of interest rules governing members of the legislative assembly. |
30 November 2017 Measures to protect, promote forestry sector announcedThe provincial government announced measures today to combat what it considers to be unfair trade actions undertaken by the United States government against New Brunswick’s softwood lumber industry. |
24 November 2017 Ministers responsible for internal trade meetTreasury Board President Roger Melanson, who is also minister responsible for trade policy, hosted the inaugural meeting of federal, provincial and territorial ministers under the new Canadian Free Trade Agreement today in Dieppe. |
22 November 2017 Changes announced to senior government leadershipPremier Brian Gallant announced changes to the senior ranks of the provincial civil service today. |
07 November 2017 Governor General’s first official visit to New BrunswickThe first official provincial visit by Gov. Gen. Julie Payette will be to New Brunswick. |
27 October 2017 New act aims to clarify costs of election commitmentsThe provincial government introduced legislation today aimed at ensuring New Brunswickers are better informed about promises made by political parties during election campaigns. |
18 August 2017 Report examining response to ice storm releasedA comprehensive review of the response to the January 2017 ice storm released today contains recommendations to strengthen future responses to natural disasters and emergencies. |
16 August 2017 Oromocto-Lincoln electoral district renamedThe electoral district of Oromocto-Lincoln will now be known as Oromocto-Lincoln-Fredericton. |
05 June 2017 Auditor general to complete property assessment reviewThe following statement was issued today by Attorney General Serge Rousselle. |
12 May 2017 Changes announced to senior government leadershipREVISED / Premier Brian Gallant announced changes to the senior ranks of the provincial civil service today. |
09 May 2017 New Brunswick Women’s Council Act proclamationThe provincial government proclaimed legislation formally establishing the New Brunswick’s Women’s Council as an independent advisory body on matters of importance to New Brunswick women. |
05 May 2017 Health research chair on cannabis established at STUPremier Brian Gallant joined representatives from St. Thomas University (STU), Shoppers Drug Mart and the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation to announce the establishment of a health research chair on cannabis at the university. |
05 May 2017 Families, education and economy focus of third session of the 58th legislative assemblyThe third session of the 58th Legislative Assembly closed today with 63 bills passed and a focus on families, education and the economy. |
04 May 2017 Unanimous approval given to proclaiming third Saturday in September as Becca Schofield DayA motion was passed unanimously in the legislative assembly today naming the third Saturday in September annually as Becca Schofield Day. The motion, brought forward by the Official Opposition, was in recognition of the 17-year-old’s tireless efforts to encourage acts of kindness and goodwill. |