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Business delegation to meet with Massachusetts business leaders

Treasury Board President Roger Melanson, who is also the minister responsible for Trade Policy, will visit Boston on April 19 and 20 with company representatives to promote the province’s trade relationship with the United States.

Business Development Bank of Canada to work with province to support business

The provincial government has signed a letter of intent with the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) to work together to help business.

Attracting new farmers an important part of economic growth plan

The provincial government says an abundance of natural resources and competitive land prices make New Brunswick the perfect place for new farmers to establish themselves in a growing, profitable industry.

Lobbyists reminded to register

Provincial lobbyists are reminded that, since the Lobbyist Registration Act took effect April 1, they must register by July 1.

Legislation to be introduced to enable public bodies to store data

The provincial government will introduce legislation today that would enable public organizations to store prepared data at the New Brunswick Institute for Research, Data and Training.

Economic Growth Plan to incorporate marijuana sector

The provincial government has identified medicinal and recreational marijuana services and products as key opportunities for growing the provincial economy.

Government to act on recommendations of the electoral reform commission

The provincial government announced today its response to the Commission on Electoral Reform to improve the way the legislature works and increase participation in the democratic process.

Government encourages recruitment of more female candidates

The formula for public financing of political parties will be amended to provide an incentive for parties to recruit more female candidates.

Public meetings scheduled in response to ice storm

Public meetings are being held the first week of April as part of a post-action review report of the ice storm that hit the province in January.

Voting age to remain unchanged for Sept. 24, 2018 general election

The provincial government will not act on a recommendation to lower the voting age unless the idea is approved by New Brunswickers during a referendum at the next municipal election after the Sept. 24, 2018 general election.

St. Patrick’s Day

The following statement regarding St. Patrick’s Day was issued today by Seniors and Long-Term Care Minister Lisa Harris, who is minister responsible for Celtic Affairs.

REVISED / Commission on Electoral Reform submits report

The Commission on Electoral Reform submitted its final report and recommendations to the Clerk of the Executive Council today.

New legislation is designed to hold elected members to a higher standard

Legislation was introduced today to make amendments to the Members’ Conflict of Interest Act to make the work of MLA’s and cabinet ministers more transparent and accountable.

Government launches business survey

The provincial government is asking New Brunswick’s business community how to further reduce red tape. A survey is being launched as part of Red Tape Awareness Week.

Commission on Electoral Reform to host town hall meeting

The Commission on Electoral Reform will host a town hall meeting to provide New Brunswickers the opportunity to present their thoughts and suggestions on electoral reform.

Electoral reform commission prepares for meetings

Members of the commission on electoral reform are preparing to meet with stakeholders and experts in the new year.

Three legislative officers nominated

The provincial government today nominated three legislative officers and introduced legislation to implement recommendations of the Levert Report relating to the duties of legislative officers.

Charlotte-Campobello electoral district renamed

The electoral district of Charlotte-Campobello will now be known as Saint Croix.

Electoral reform commissioners announced

The provincial government has announced the names of the five members of the commission on electoral reform who will be tasked with submitting recommendations for improving the electoral system in New Brunswick.

Minister discusses benefits and myths of bilingualism

Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Donald Arseneault, who is also minister responsible for official languages, discussed the benefits and myths of bilingualism at a news conference today in Fredericton.

Candidates sought for three legislative officer positions

New Brunswickers are encouraged to submit expressions of interest for three legislative officer positions.

Public invited to participate on electoral reform commission

The provincial government is calling for expressions of interest for individuals to serve on an electoral reform commission and is also inviting the public to comment.

Senior appointments announced

Following a competitive, merit-based process in keeping with the provincial government's commitments, three new deputy ministers have been selected. Premier Brian Gallant made the announcement today.

New CEO of Service New Brunswick

Alan Roy will be the new chief executive officer of Service New Brunswick, Premier Brian Gallant announced today.

Premier and cabinet ministers embark on chamber of commerce tour

Premier Brian Gallant and members of the cabinet will travel across the province over the next couple of weeks to meet with community leaders and entrepreneurs who drive the province’s economy.