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Renovations at NBCC Miramichi campus

The provincial government will award a tender in the weeks ahead for brick and stone repointing at the St. Michael’s Building on the Miramichi campus of the New Brunswick Community College.

Funding for Transition NB

The provincial government is investing $450,000 into Ability New Brunswick for the implementation of Transition NB, a transition planning program for youths with a disability.

Summer Reading Club registrations now open

Young readers are encouraged to register for the 2017 Summer Reading Club, being held at New Brunswick’s public libraries in June, July and August.

Workers’ compensation task force members announced

The provincial government today announced the members of its new workers’ compensation task force.

New Brunswick students to participate in national competition

Thirty-seven students from across New Brunswick will compete in 28 categories at the 2017 Skills Canada National Competition, May 31 to June 3, in Winnipeg.

Government announces funding to support post-secondary education students

The provincial government will invest $3.4 million to help more students access post-secondary education.

Task force, auditor general to examine workers’ compensation

The provincial government announced today it will establish a task force to examine workers’ compensation in New Brunswick and has asked the auditor general to conduct a value-for-money audit of WorkSafeNB.

National Day of Mourning

The following message was issued today by Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Donald Arseneault in recognition of the National Day of Mourning.

New Brunswick winter holiday

The provincial government has announced the introduction of a statutory holiday beginning in February 2018 to recognize New Brunswick families.

Second Economic Opportunities Summit on immigration held

The provincial government hosted an Economic Opportunities Summit on immigration and population growth today.

New Brunswick Literacy Day

The following message was issued today by Finance Minister Cathy Rogers, who is also the minister responsible for literacy, on the occasion of New Brunswick Literacy Day, Wednesday, April 19:

Funding to support immigrants in Moncton region

The provincial government will provide $500,000 to Atlantic Human Services to support newcomers in the Moncton region.

Funding to support immigrants in Fredericton region

The provincial government will invest $260,000 in the Fredericton YMCA to support newcomers in the Fredericton region.

Funding to support immigrants in Saint John region

The provincial government will invest $500,000 in Atlantic Human Services to support newcomers in the Saint John region.

Proposed regulations for amateur athletes

The provincial government is proposing regulatory changes to the Employment Standards Act that would affect the employment status of athletes.

Discussions among ministers responsible for immigration and the Canadian Francophonie

The federal, provincial and territorial ministers responsible for immigration concluded a meeting with their colleagues responsible for the Canadian Francophonie today, focusing specifically on francophone immigration.

Atlantic immigration pilot project underway

The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Project is underway in New Brunswick.

Reminder: minimum wage to increase on April 1

New Brunswickers are reminded that the minimum wage will increase from $10.65 per hour to $11 per hour on April 1.

New Brunswick to host the Forum on Francophone Immigration

The federal, provincial, and territorial ministers responsible for the Canadian francophonie and immigration will be meeting on March 30 and 31 in Moncton to discuss francophone immigration.

SEED applications close March 31

Students are reminded that applications for the summer 2017 Student Employment Experience Development (SEED) program will close on Friday.

Second Youth Opportunities Summit held

The provincial government hosted 45 participants on Monday at a follow-up Opportunities Summit which focused on enhancing training and employment opportunities for New Brunswick youth.

Public libraries offer free passes to Village Historique Acadien

During Provincial French Pride Week, March 19-25, the public may visit any of the 63 public libraries in the province and present their library card to sign out one free admission pass per cardholder to the Village Historique Acadien.

Amendments to New Brunswick’s Human Rights Act

The provincial government has introduced changes to New Brunswick’s Human Rights Act.

Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour budget focused on making education more accessible and affordable

The provincial government is making targeted investments in post-secondary education as part of its 2017-18 budget.

Investment in Edmundston jobs

The Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour is investing $1,298,431 through the Youth Employment Fund, One Job Pledge and Workforce Expansion programs to support jobs in the Edmundston region.