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Throne speech highlights actions taken to build a stronger New Brunswick

Lt.-Gov. Brenda Murphy opened the third session of the 60th legislature today by delivering the speech from the throne on behalf of the government.

REVISED / Mover and seconder named for speech from the throne

The names of the mover and seconder for the speech from the throne were announced today.

MLAs undertaking legislative roles in government caucus

Premier Blaine Higgs today announced appointments for three legislative roles in the government caucus.

Electoral Boundaries Commission concludes its mandate

The New Brunswick Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission today responded to objections to its final report and has officially completed its mandate.

Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission releases final report

New boundaries for the province’s 49 electoral districts were made public today by the Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission.

Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission holds second round of hearings

New Brunswick’s Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission will receive additional feedback this week on a proposed new electoral map that redraws the boundaries of the province’s 49 electoral districts.

Members of disability community support development of accessibility legislation: report

The select committee on accessibility in New Brunswick says the province’s disability community strongly supports development of accessibility legislation, and the committee agrees this is the correct first step toward creating an accessible province.

Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission releases preliminary report

A proposed new electoral map redraws the boundaries of the province’s 49 electoral districts while providing effective representation for all residents, according to the co-chairs of the Electoral Boundaries and Representation Commission.

Successes and challenges, along with a focus on future growth and opportunities, highlighted in throne speech

Today’s speech from the throne discussed the government’s challenges and successes, as well as focusing on new opportunities for growth.

Mover and seconder named for speech from the throne

The names of the mover and seconder for the speech from the throne were announced today.

REVISED / Electoral boundaries commission releases schedule of public hearings

New Brunswickers will have an opportunity to recommend changes to the province’s 49 electoral districts through a series of public hearings announced today.

Independent committee appointed to review MLA compensation

The legislative administration committee, an all-party committee of the legislative assembly of New Brunswick, has appointed an independent two-person committee to review and make recommendations on the salaries and benefits of MLAs under the Legislative Assembly Act.

Three legislative officers appointed

The legislative assembly passed three motions recommending the appointment of three legislative officers. They include Paul Martin as auditor general, Marie-France Pelletier as ombud and Kelly Lamrock as child, youth and senior advocate.

Select committee on accessibility in New Brunswick accepting written briefs

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the select committee on accessibility in New Brunswick reminds the public that they are invited to submit written briefs with recommendations to address the challenges outlined in Motion 78.

Competitions issued for the positions of ombud and child, youth and seniors’ advocate

Competitions to fill the positions of ombud and child, youth and seniors’ advocate were announced today.

Vibrant communities, environment and education focus of 60th legislative assembly

The first session of the 60th legislative assembly adjourned today with another 28 bills passed, focused on developing vibrant and sustainable communities, protecting the environment and improving the education system.

Competition issued for the position of auditor general

A competition to fill the position of the province’s auditor general was announced today. The auditor general assists the legislative assembly in holding the government accountable by reporting on its stewardship of public funds and resources.

Acting auditor general appointed

Janice Leahy has been appointed as the acting Auditor General of New Brunswick.

Throne speech highlights challenges and successes of past year, with renewed focus on priorities

Today’s speech from the throne highlighted the challenges and successes experienced over the past year and focused on the government’s plan to build upon progress made in six priority areas.

Mover and seconder named for speech from the throne

The names of the mover and seconder for the speech from the throne were announced today.

Bill Oliver elected as Speaker of the legislative assembly

The Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick convened today and elected Kings Centre MLA Bill Oliver as the Speaker.

Climate change and environmental stewardship committee postpones public hearings on pesticide and herbicide use

The standing committee on climate change and environmental stewardship, an all-party committee of the legislative assembly, has unanimously decided to postpone its public hearings on the use of pesticides and herbicides, including glyphosate, in the province. The public hearings were scheduled for March 24 to 27 at the legislative assembly ...

Reminder to register for public hearings on pesticide and herbicide use

The standing committee on climate change and environmental stewardship, an all-party committee of the legislative assembly, is preparing for its public hearings on the use of pesticides and herbicides, including glyphosate, in the province.

Committee receives progress updates and invites public input on pesticide and herbicide use

The standing committee on climate change and environmental stewardship, an all-party permanent committee of the legislative assembly, has finalized key areas of focus and is inviting New Brunswickers to comment on the use of pesticides and herbicides, including glyphosate, in the province.

Christmas tree lighting ceremony to be held at legislative assembly

The public is invited to attend the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony at the legislative assembly at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 29.

Throne speech focuses on priorities

Today’s speech from the throne focused on the government’s priorities and included initiatives planned in the six key priority areas to build upon progress made over the past year.

Mover and seconder named for speech from the throne

The names of the mover and seconder for the speech from the throne were announced today.

Deadline extended in competitions for two legislative officer positions

The selection committee has decided to extend the deadline to apply for competitions for two legislative officer positions.

REVISED / Recipients of the Order of New Brunswick announced

The names of the 2019 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick were announced today as part of the official New Brunswick Day celebrations in Pokemouche.

Competition issued for two legislative officer positions

The process to fill two legislative officer positions is underway. Competitions for the commissioner of official languages and the integrity commissioner were announced today.

New Brunswickers invited to comment on two legislative proposals

New Brunswickers are being invited to comment on two proposals introduced in the legislative assembly during the spring session.

Interim integrity commissioner appointed

Charles Murray has been appointed as the interim integrity commissioner.

Christmas tree lighting ceremony to be held at legislative assembly

The public is invited to attend the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony at the legislative assembly at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 30.

Throne speech offers path to a better tomorrow

Today’s speech from the throne outlines a path for a better tomorrow by focusing on practical, collaborative solutions to five major challenges facing New Brunswick.

Throne speech outlines framework for collaboration

The speech from the throne outlines a framework for all-party collaboration on matters that are important to New Brunswickers.

Daniel Guitard elected as Speaker of the legislative assembly

The 59th legislative assembly of New Brunswick convened its first session today. As the members’ first order of business, Restigouche-Chaleur MLA Daniel Guitard was elected to oversee the deliberations of the house as Speaker.

Date for swearing-in set

All 49 members-elect of the legislative assembly will be sworn-in on Friday, Oct. 19.

The 2018 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick announced

The names of the 2018 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick were announced today as part of the official New Brunswick Day celebrations in Fredericton.

Legislative administration committee’s statement concerning speaker

The following statement was released today by the legislative administration committee:

Job search underway for official languages commissioner

A national recruitment process is underway for New Brunswick’s next commissioner of official languages.

World Autism Awareness Day to be recognized

The legislature will be lit up in blue on Monday night to mark World Autism Awareness Day, held annually on April 2.

Economy, education and health care focus of fourth session of the 58th legislative assembly

The fourth session of the 58th legislative assembly closed today with 43 bills passed and a focus on the economy, education and health care.

Christmas tree lighting ceremony to be held at legislative assembly

The public is invited to attend the annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony at the legislative assembly at 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 1.

MLA and cabinet salaries to be frozen until 2021

Legislation was introduced today to freeze salaries for provincially elected officials until 2021.

Throne speech theme is an agenda that works for New Brunswickers

The speech from the throne delivers an agenda that works for New Brunswickers by putting communities, fairness for workers, and families first, said Premier Brian Gallant.

Mover and seconder named for speech from the throne

The names of the mover and seconder for the speech from the throne were announced today by Government House Leader Rick Doucet.

Illumination in gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

The portico of the legislative assembly building will be lit in gold beginning at dusk on Tuesday, Sept. 19, to mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and to honour those who have been affected by pediatric cancers.

Select committee on cannabis releases report

The legislature’s select committee on cannabis, which is comprised of government members and opposition members, has released its final report.

The 2017 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick announced

The names of the 2017 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick were announced today as part of the official New Brunswick Day celebrations in Edmundston.

Select committee on cannabis preparing for public consultations

The legislature’s select committee on cannabis, which is comprised of government members and opposition members, has scheduled public consultations on the legalization of recreational cannabis.