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Provincial Political Parties in New Brunswick: New Brunswick Liberal Association, New Brunswick Confederation of Regions Party New Brunswick/ Nouveau-Brunswick.(Legislative Reports/Rapport legislatifs)(proceedings of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, Cananda): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Diane Taylor Myles, 2007-06-22 Legislative reports: New Brunswick.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review Towards Real Equality of Official Languages: Language of Work Within Federal Institutions of New Brunswick New Conflict of Interest Act in New Brunswick.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Stuart G. Stratton, 2001-06-22 Heads Canada wins: tails Indians lose (Natives want exemption from paying provincial sales tax in New Brunswick).: An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 1998-06-01 New Brunswick New Democratic Party Electoral Redistributions in Canada: New Brunswick Electoral Redistribution, 2006 New Brunswick and Ontario set to end mandatory retirement.(INCOME SECURITY): An article from: Community Action New Brunswick perspective on youth in politics.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Shawn Graham, 2000-12-01 Intercolonial Railway: Reporting mark, Canadian National Railway, Government- owned corporation, Upper Canada, Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island Sailing Directions for the Coasts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the United States: Compiled Principally From the Surveys Made by Order of the British and United States Governments (1852 ) by James F. Imray, 2009-10-21 First Nations Governments in Atlantic Canada: Cole Harbour 30, Nova Scotia, Bear River, Nova Scotia, First Nations in New Brunswick Museums in Fredericton: Old Government House, Fredericton, Beaverbrook Art Gallery, York Sunbury Museum, New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame

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61. CANADopt New Brunswick -Government
    The information on this page was last updated on Tuesday April 03 2001. new brunswickgovernment Inbormation. Link to the government of new brunswick. Registry.  
    http://www.canadopt.ca/nbgov.htm

62. The New Brunswick Geographic Information Corporation
    Top/Regional/North_America/Canada/New_Brunswick/government/Agencies  
    http://www.gov.nb.ca/nbgic/

63. Government Jobs In New Brunswick
    EcoEmploy Main Menu, Advertiser s Banner, government Jobs in new brunswick.Below are links to employer Web sites Provincial government  
    http://www.ejobs.org/states/nbrgov.html

64. Provincial Archives Of New Brunswick
    Collects and preserves the documents of the people, institutions and government of the province. Features online databases, finding aids and virtual exhibits.  
    http://archives.gnb.ca/

65. PCNB.ORG
    Party forms the government in the province under Premier Bernard Lord.  
    http://www.pcnb.org/

66. New Brunswick -- Municipal Information
    Canadian government Information on the Internet (CGII). by Anita Cannon, the DepositoryServices Program and Contributors. new brunswick Municipal Information.  
    http://cgii.gc.ca/m-NB-e.html
    
    Extractions: The village Web site covers all aspects of life in Belledune. Information on the municipal government consists of photographs and profiles of the mayor and councilors, council minutes from 2001 to the present, individual council reports or "activity reports" from councilors, and their council expenses for the past two years. A list of public services is also provided with contact names and phone numbers.

67. StartPage.ca Directory /New Brunswick/Government
    Links government of new brunswick Complet list of government of newbrunswick departments, secretariats and agencies with links to each.  
    http://www.startpage.ca/dir/New_Brunswick/Government/

68. Natural Resources Canada - 2004/19
    FREDERICTON — Enbridge Gas new brunswick and the government of Canada are teamingup to promote energy efficiency and the reduction of greenhouse gas  
    http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/media/newsreleases/2004/200419_e.htm
    
    Extractions: April 30, 2004 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA AND ENBRIDGE GAS NEW BRUNSWICK FUND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY REBATE FREDERICTON Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and Enbridge Gas New Brunswick are each contributing half of the $600 incentive. This incentive is available to customers who replace existing home heating systems with ENERGY STAR qualified high-efficiency natural gas furnaces or boilers, or who buy new homes that have these systems. Enbridge Gas New Brunswick is also providing additional incentives for the installation of both central heating and hot water natural gas systems, bringing total incentives available up to $1,550 for residential customers. Incentives under the program are only available through Enbridge Gas New Brunswick and its authorized dealers. For more information, please call Enbridge Gas New Brunswick at 1-866-3-Get-Gas (1-866-343-8427). For more information, media may contact: Alexandra Muir

69. New Brunswick Jobs, Saint John Jobs, Fredricton Jobs, Saint John NB Jobs ... Job
    government of new brunswick Jobs City of Saint John Jobs - Cityof Fredricton Jobs other Municipal Jobs. If your search is not  
    http://www.jobsincanada.com/in_new_brunswick_jobs.html
    
    Extractions: Home About Sign Up Form Add URL ... Provincial Government Jobs Jobs in New Brunswick New Brunswick Government Jobs New Brunswick Employers: - Select New Brunswick Employers - Famous Players Irving Oil Limited NB Power NB Tel New Brunswick Recruiters: - Select New Brunswick Recruiters - Coming Soon New Brunswick Jobs Sites: Search Jobs in Canada by Category: - Select Industry Specific Sites - Accounting Administration and Support Advertising Aerospace Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing Architectural Services Arts Entertainment, Media Banking Biotechnology Care Giver Call Centre, Customer Service Community Computers, Hardware Computers, Software Consulting Services Employment, Recruiting Agencies Engineering Finance/Economics Financial Services First Nations, Aboriginal

70. Regional, North America, Canada, New Brunswick, Government: Law
    RegionalNorth AmericaCanadaGovernmentLaw. new brunswick s Consumer ProductsWarranty Legislation Full text of legislation, cases, articles, law reform  
    http://www.combose.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/New_Brunswick/Government/La

71. NEW BRUNSWICK Foreclosures Government Foreclosed Home Foreclosure Federal Homes
    new brunswick Bank Foreclosures government Foreclosed Houses, Federal Homes,Distressed Properties, and Commercial Forclosures are all at your fingertips  
    http://new_brunswick.nj.foreclosure.com/

72. CBC - New Brunswick Votes 2003
    in a roller coaster ride of an election, a battered Tory Premier Bernard Lord hashung onto just enough seats to form a majority government in new brunswick.  
    http://www.cbc.ca/nbvotes2003/
    
    Extractions: Overall Election Results Party Elected Leading Total Pop. Vote % PC LIB NDP OTH Last Update Tue Jun 10 12:18:30 ADT 2003 55 seats Tories cling to shaky majority in photo finish election Despite suffering heavy losses in a roller coaster ride of an election, a battered Tory Premier Bernard Lord has hung onto just enough seats to form a majority government in New Brunswick. The Progressive Conservatives went into this election with a massive, 47-seat majority, and Lord was clearly humbled by his huge loss in popular vote. "To the people of New Brunswick, I hear your message," Lord told his supporters at the end of a long night. "I can see clearly the challenges and I accept the mandate." Listen to Bernard Lord's speech The election was a cliffhanger from the outset, as the lead flipped between the two major parties throughout the night. Two hours after the polls closed, the race was still too close to call. The photo finish now sees the province with the slimmest possible majority government for the Tories, with 28 seats. The Liberals hold 26, and the NDP has one elected member, party leader Elizabeth Weir.

73. New Brunswick Jobs In New Brunswick Job Search.
    May 14, Sales Agents Saint John CANADA new brunswick ST. May 14, Director of HospitalServices (02-10-0405-047TR) government of Nunavut Employment Opportunity  
    http://new.brunswick.jobs.monster.com/

74. SNB Online: Department: Directories & Publications
    Service new brunswick Logo, Service new brunswick Logo, NB Gov HomeServices government Directory newswire, Catalogue SNB Home About  
    http://www.web11.snb.ca/snb8000/dept.aspx?DeptID=209&1014=e

75. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > ... > Canada > New Brunswick > Governme
    Most Popular In government The 5 most visited sites in all government categories,updated daily! 1. Province of new brunswick Province du Nouveau-brunswick  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=22529

76. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > ... > New Brunswick > Government > Depa
    Department of the Environment and Local government Offers a description new brunswick Education Describes the programs, branches, and resources for education  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=22552&mode=general

77. Morrie Sacks Divorce Law - Government & Politics: New Brunswick
    government of new brunswick The official site of the government of new brunswickwith links to many government departments and much government information.  
    http://www.sackslaw.bc.ca/govnb.html

78. New Brunswick - Canadian Confederation
    Smith s government. Fenian raiders, mainly former Civil War soldiers who were sympatheticto the cause of Irish independence, were harassing new brunswick and  
    http://www.collectionscanada.ca/2/18/h18-2110-e.html
    
    Extractions: In the 1860s, New Brunswick had a population of approximately 270 000, concentrated mostly along the north shore and throughout the Saint John River Valley. Those of English descent made up the majority of the population. There were also large minorities of Acadians , Irish and Scots. As well, many inhabitants traced their roots to the Loyalists who had come north during the American Revolution, including a small community of Black Loyalists Confederation Medal (reverse), 1867. The colonial economy was strong, based primarily on timber and spin-off industries such as shipbuilding. (The importance of timber was symbolized on the Confederation Medal, struck in 1867, on which the female figure representing New Brunswick holds a lumberman's axe.) The province had close trading ties with the United States, and benefited from the Reciprocity Treaty Samuel Leonard Tilley , a respected politician and dedicated teetotaler. Other major figures in New Brunswick politics included Governor

79. New Brunswick - Transcontinental Tour - Canada, By Train
    new brunswick their desired access to the United States. The idea appealed to politiciansand capitalists alike. The construction of the completely government  
    http://www.collectionscanada.ca/trains/h30-2080-e.html
    
    Extractions: Canadian Government Railways, 1895 The project was popular locally because of the employment it provided, but it created resentment in Upper Canadians who were footing most of the bill yet receiving little benefit. After completion of the original line under Sandford Fleming In 1897, the Intercolonial and three other government-owned lines were grouped under the umbrella of the Canadian Government Railways, later to form part of the Canadian National Railways (CNR) New Brunswick Railway, engine 12 The original narrow gauge line was opened from Gibson (opposite Fredericton) to Edmundston. The company built, bought and leased other lines to build a much larger network, spreading within New Brunswick and to Maine. The gauge was standardized in the 1880s and, in 1891, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) leased the line for 999 years. K.C. Irving bought the company after the Second World War, primarily for its land holdings.

80. Welcome To New Brunswick, Canada.
    The Role of WHO and Guidelines for National and. government of new brunswick Business new brunswick. The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Statistics.  
    http://www.kcnb.ca/edugov.htm

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