21. Regional, North America, Canada, New Brunswick: Government Government of New Brunswick Complet list of Government of New Brunswickdepartments, secretariats and agencies with links to each. http://www.combose.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/New_Brunswick/Government/

Top Regional North America Canada ... Programs Related links of interest: Regional:North America:Canada:Government Government of New Brunswick - Complet list of Government of New Brunswick departments, secretariats and agencies with links to each. Municipal Government within New Brunswick - Local government index for New Brunswick and the rest of Canada using clickable maps and lists. NBFirst - Promotes the province as an ideal place to locate businesses. Offers information on investment, development, demographics and statistics by locality. Province of New Brunswick - Province du Nouveau-Brunswick - Entry page for the Government of New Brunswick web site. The Government category includes provincial government, law and military information (e.g. Branches of Government, Law, Military, Taxes). Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor The combose.com directory is based on the Open Directory and has been modified and enhanced using our own technology. About ComboSE Download Combose Toolbar

22. CBC News:New Brunswick Community Says Government's Pig Farm Decision 'stinks' 1649 STE.MARIE-DE-KENT, NB - The new brunswick government has decidednot to move the province s most controversial pig farm. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2002/03/08/nbfarm020308

document.write(""); document.write(""); New Brunswick community says government's pig farm decision 'stinks' Last Updated Fri, 08 Mar 2002 17:16:49 STE.-MARIE-DE-KENT, N.B. - The New Brunswick government has decided not to move the province's most controversial pig farm. INDEPTH: Down on the Farm Instead the province will funnel money into odour-control technology for the farm. The people in Sainte-Marie-de-Kent say they're sickened by the decision. Maria Robichaud is shocked that the government is letting the giant hog farm stay. "I'm in mourning. That's the only way I can express it. " It's the end of a three year battle. Since the farm moved into the riverside community with its 10,000 pigs, residents have been appealing to government for help. Guy Leblanc says breathing problems are more common in the village. So are for sale signs on the lawns. "They're moving away because they can't live here no more. The smell in the summertime, you can't put clothes out because it stinks." But the government says that should change within the next few years. It has a deal worked out with the farm to bring in equipment to control the smell.

23. Government In New Brunswick Government in New Brunswick View our presentation on New Brunswick majorindustries. Who is the Premier? Bernard Lord Premier, President http://www.pwc.k12.nf.ca/projects/connections/government.html

Government in New Brunswick View our presentation on New Brunswick major industries Who is the Premier? Bernard Lord Premier, President of the Executive Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Minister responsible for the Regional Development Corporation, Minister responsible for eNB and Minister responsible for the Youth Council of New Brunswick. As New Brunswick's 30th premier, Bernard Lord has a vision of a prosperous province that offers New Brunswickers more opportunities by changing the way in which government works. It is a vision that embraces who we are as a province, builds on our strengths, and allows New Brunswick to reach its full potential as a competitive, compassionate province. On June 7, 1999, Bernard Lord led his party to the greatest Progressive Conservative victory in New Brunswick history, sweeping 44 of the province's 55 seats and becoming, at the age of 33, the province's youngest elected premier. Barely two years later, he led his party to victory in three by-elections, increasing his party's seats to 47. Since the general election, Bernard Lord has led a government focused on the following priorities: changing the way government works, renewing health care, building new job opportunities, investing in education, managing smarter, and lowering taxes.

24. New Brunswick Government Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages redistricting, law enforcement, publ new brunswick government ExpertWitnesses Consultants Expert Pages. New Brunswick experts http://expertpages.com/experts.php/government_new_brunswick.htm

View All Topics Go to Home Page Access to ExpertPages is subject to our Terms and Conditions of Use. Use of any information on ExpertPages for marketing or solicitation is strictly prohibited. Click to See All Expert Listings worldwide in this Category Home Signup / Get Listed Contact Us ... Search is a registered trademark. ExpertPages.com is a unit of Advice Company admin@expertpages.com IMPORTANT NOTICE: agrees that s/he will NOT use any information on ExpertPages or links therefrom for marketing or solicitation . Information on this site has been provided by the persons listed and although portions may have been verified by ExpertPages, users should always independently verify the qualifications and background of any expert. ExpertPages and its affiliates disclaim all responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the listings. Please also see our and our . Need Legal Forms? - Visit our Forms Site . We also include links to other law related sites. These pages were automatically updated as of Thursday June 10, 2004

25. UNITED STEELWORKERS DEFEND WORKERS’ RIGHTS AGAINST NEW BRUNSWICK GOVERNMENT ATT 10 FEBRUARY 2004. UNITED STEELWORKERS DEFEND WORKERS’ RIGHTS AGAINSTnew brunswick government ATTACKS. TORONTO The Conservative http://www.uswa.ca/eng/news_releases/nb_gov_attack.htm

10 FEBRUARY 2004 UNITED STEELWORKERS DEFEND WORKERS’ RIGHTS AGAINST NEW BRUNSWICK GOVERNMENT ATTACKS TORONTO - The Conservative government of New Brunswick should back off its agenda of limiting free collective bargaining and attacking public services in the province, says the United Steelworkers’ Atlantic/Ontario director, Wayne Fraser. The Steelworkers’ union is part of a Coalition of Unions seeking to put pressure on the government of Bernard Lord to stop aiding the erosion of workers' rights. “Our union’s members in New Brunswick have suffered a great deal over the last several years at the hands of employers and governments,” Fraser said. “Steelworker members doing seasonal work in Northern New Brunswick’s fish plants have had to resort to welfare because they don’t qualify for (un)employment insurance. If public services are cut further in the province, they will be even more disadvantaged. Fraser also pointed to Noranda-owned Brunswick Mining and Smelting, where Steelworkers are bracing for a closure of the mine.

26. New Brunswick (Canada) From the new brunswick government web site The Flag of the LieutenantGovernor.Order of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council of the http://flagspot.net/flags/ca-nb.html

New Brunswick (Canada) Last modified: by phil nelson Keywords: new brunswick canada ship lion: golden ... golden lion Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors A very neat, official version of this flag can be found at : http://www.gov.nb.ca/cnb/design/dlp2.htm Blue Ensign Flag of the Lieutenant-Governor New Maryland ... Historical flags of New Brunswick See also: Bibliography on Canadian Flags Canadian provinces and territories Cities and Municipalties (Canada) Royal Canadian Mounted Police - J Division Canada Acadia Madawaska yellow with black ship with white sail and three red flags sailing on wavy blue and white lines, golden lion in red in chief. ratio 5:8. officially hoisted 1965-03-25. Civil and state flag on land. Zeljko Heimer - 16 July 1996 According to Flags Through the Ages And Across The World (Smith), Pedersen and Flags of the World (Barraclough) 1971 the ratio is 5 : 8; On the official New Brunswick site: http://www.gov.nb.ca/cnb/design/design/download/flag1.gif, the flag is 444x284 pixels, which is slightly more than 5:8. so I guess that must be the official ratio, and not 1 : 2. Jarig Bakker - 27 June 1999 I'm the one who sent a 1:2 flag, and yes, the flag of New Brunswick is not a 1:2 flag; I've always heard 2:3, so I'll have to look into this. However, the flag is 1:2 because the Canadian government has this policy that all flags flown side-by-side with the Canadian flag must be of a ratio of 1:2. Hence, flags like Quebec's fleur-de-lys or the flags of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, etc. are all "stretched" to fit this policy. Since the flag was bought here in Burlington, Ontario, it would seem unlikely that the flag would be flown without the Canadian flag nearby. Hence, all the flags sold at this store are of a 1:2 ratiuo, to fit with Canadian policy, including the French and British flags I'd bought a while back.

27. ConsumerInfo Auto: Select Committee On Public Auto Insurance Recommends Spending During the past year, private sector insurance companies have worked closelywith the new brunswick government to fasttrack badly needed reforms. http://www.insurance-canada.ca/consinfoauto/NBAutoDCGI404.php

Information for individual and business consumers in Canada You are in the ConsumerInfo section, Auto Insurance sub-section. Insurance-Canada.ca provides information to consumers about auto insurance in Canada. Overview Insurance: What's it all about? Consumer Resources Glossary ... Leave 'em Laughing ConsumerInfo by Type of Insurance Automobile Homeowners/tenants Health Life ... Other Directories for Personal and Business Consumers of Insurance Overview List of Consumer Directories OnLine Quotes Auto, Home, Life.. Special Coverages Property, Auto, Boats etc.... Jobs Opportunities Master Directory of Providers Brokers, Agents, Companies.. Insurance-Canada.ca Overview What's New Privacy Feedback/Contact Us ... print this article ConsumerInfo on Auto Insurance Select Committee on Public Auto Insurance recommends spending $82 million to drive private investment out of New Brunswick: Dominion of Canada General Insurance TORONTO, April 2, 2004 - The Select Committee on Public Auto Insurance released its report today, recommending that the government of New Brunswick implement a government run automobile insurance plan. According to the report, this initiative will provide rate relief and stability for the province's insurance consumers. "This is nonsense," said George Cooke, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company. "The changes proposed come with a significant cost: substantially reduced benefits, denial of the right to sue for personal injury, higher prices for young females and older drivers and reduced private sector investment in New Brunswick."

28. New Brunswick Government Begins Crackdown On Native Loggers new brunswick government begins Crackdown on Native Loggers 5/22/98 *****RELAYED TEXT STARTS HERE Title new brunswick government http://forests.org/archive/canada/nbcrkdn.htm

New Brunswick Government begins Crackdown on Native Loggers RELAYED TEXT STARTS HERE: Title: New Brunswick Government begins Crackdown on Native Loggers Source: The Globe and Mail Date: 5/22/98 Byline: Kevin Cox N.B. BEGINS CRACKDOWN ON NATIVE LOGGERS SOME ABORIGINAL LEADERS THREATEN CONFRONTATION... The New Brunswick government took the first step yesterday in a controversial crackdown on native logging of Crown land. Officers from the Department of Natural Resources seized five trucks loaded with logs taken from Crown land as part of an enforcement effort that some native leaders say will lead to confrontations in the woods. Since the New Brunswick Court of Appeal ruled last month that native loggers did not have an inherent right to cut lumber on Crown land, the government has said it would begin enforcement efforts only if the natives refused to negotiate and continued to cut timber. Yesterday's move, which departmental spokesman Doug Tyler said took place without confrontations, occurred after the number of native logging sites grew

29. New Brunswick Government Directory Banner 10000130. new brunswick government Other Links. Canadian NationalLinks, Please Select a Category. Please Select Area of Interest. http://www.thesnare.com/canada/newbruns/gov/gov.htm

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30. Canadian Association Of Petroleum Producers - New Brunswick New Brunswick. An Emerging Industry. A priority of the new brunswick governmentis to encourage petroleum exploration and development in the province. http://www.capp.ca/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=722

31. Small Business Programs - Government Of New Brunswick Government programs for small business and economic development in NewBrunswick. HomeBiz.CA™ Provincial Government Programs New Brunswick. http://www.homebiz.ca/BIC/gov progs/govnb.html

HomeBiz.CA Provincial Government Programs New Brunswick Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Tel: (506) 452-3184 or 1-800-561-4030 http://www.acoa.ca Business Development Program Financially assists Atlantic Canada businesses - excluding retail/wholesale, real estate, personal services - to start up, expand, modernize, and become more competitive. Eligible activities include business studies, capital investment, training, marketing, and quality assurance. Advises on developing innovative products/services and acquiring and bidding for government contracts. Canada/New Brunswick Business Service Centre Offers information on all levels of government services, programs, and regulations. Centre representatives can tailor an information package on specific industry needs. Tel: (506) 444-6140 or 1 800 668-1010 http://www.cbsc.org/nb/index.html Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Tel: (506) 453-5451 http://www.gov.nb.ca/agricult Crop Management Services Provides crop management information, crop advisory services, and information on new techniques to New Brunswick agricultural producers. Food Industry Development Advises new and existing food processing companies, or investors wishing to establish or expand food processing activities in the province, on business and market planning, forming alliances, market development, and technology.

32. New Brunswick Government Not Planning To Allow Casinos To Open - News Article Cl Jun 03 May 03 -Apr 03 -Mar 03 -Feb 03 -Jan 03 -Dec 02 -Nov 02 -Oct 02 -Sep 02 -Aug02 -Jul 02 - new brunswick government not planning to allow casinos to open http://www.casinoman.net/Content/casino_gambling_news/gambling_news_article.asp?

33. Public Participation In Canada - New Brunswick While the new brunswick government is doing more public involvement, especially ineducation and health, the public is footing the bill through such techniques http://www.connor.bc.ca/connor/ppcanada/ppnb.html

Connor Development Services Ltd. Public Participation in Canada: Development, Current Status and Trends New Brunswick As in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, public participation in planning and decision-making is established provincial policy. Most consultation in New Brunswick is project-related, but the provincial government is trying to get more participation in policy development and decision-making. A federal Member of Parliament (M.P.) is seeking public input to policy and program development through monthly "People's Forums," described below. On specific issues, there seems to be less involvement in energy and forestry but more in waste management, education and health. For example, the province requires consultation on educational issues. One observer suggests, however, that more public involvement is needed in implementation, not just in planning. While the New Brunswick government is doing more public involvement, especially in education and health, the public is footing the bill through such techniques as 900 telephone numbers, which require the caller to pay to participate. The present government has had some 85 consultations on a wide range of topics during the last six years under the rubric of "governing cooperatively." However, observers note that public involvement sometimes takes the form of "letting people know about a plan already formulated and learning how they react to it." In New Brunswick, the public sector is more in the spotlight and thus tends to do more public involvement than the private sector, which reportedly does what it has to. Civil servants are judged on how well they use public involvement and are audited regularly. Others see the private sector taking a more visible role than in the past and note that tighter budgets lead to a focus on stakeholders. Another practitioner suggests that the differences between the public and private sectors are based more on the experience and attitudes of project managers than on the sector in which they work.

34. ARTICLE - NEW BRUNSWICK Birth, Marriage And Death Records, By Fawne Stratford-De NEW BRUNSWICK The new brunswick government began its formal civil registration ofbirths, marriages and deaths in 1888 following the passage of an Act in 1887. http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/gazfd/gazfd71d.htm

Subscribe Unsubscribe Articles Listed By Topic Recent Articles ... Home Search by Keyword or Phrase: Canadian Birth, Marriage and Death Records Article posted: September 07, 2001 Contributed by: Fawne Stratford-Devai fdevai@rogers.com Intro Alberta British Columbia ... Yukon NEW BRUNSWICK The New Brunswick government began its formal civil registration of births, marriages and deaths in 1888 following the passage of an Act in 1887. It is important to note that the government's official registers include delayed registrations of births which date back as early as 1801. HISTORIC RECORDS As of August 2001, The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick holds civil registration records for the following periods: BIRTHS: 1888-1905 (generally open after 95 years) MARRIAGES: 1888-1950 (generally open after 50 years) DEATHS: 1888-1950 (once transferred and processed, open after 50 years) The Archives also holds some county registers and church records prior to 1888. For a detailed listing of the Archives holdings visit their website at: http://www.gnb.ca/Archives/e/Default.asp and take time to read and download their finding aids and guides at: http://www.gnb.ca/Archives/ols/ols.asp The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick website includes a number of online indexes with more indexes being added regularly.

35. Government Relations: New Brunswick Government Contacts Government Contacts The Honourable Peter Mesheau Minister of Finance, Minister Responsiblefor the New Brunswick Liquor Corporation, New Brunswick Investment http://www.retailcouncil.org/govrelations/provincial/nb/gov_contacts.asp

Preventing Losses Annual Security Reports Violence in the Workplace Prevention Legislation ... Canadian Retail Institute Retail Council of Canada Looking for something but don't know where to find it? Type in your query and click "Go." This department lobbies the government on key issues of concern to retailers. Government Contacts The Honourable Bernard Lord Premier, President of the Executive Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Minister responsible Aboriginal Affairs Room 212, Centennial Building, P.O. Box 6000 Fredericton, N.B. E3B 5H1 Tel: (506) 453-2144 Fax: (506) 453-7407 The Honourable Peter Mesheau Minister of Finance, Minister Responsible for the New Brunswick Liquor Corporation, New Brunswick Investment Management Corporation and New Brunswick Lotteries Corporation Room 371, Centennial Building, 670 King St. Fredericton, N.B. E3B 5H1 Tel: (506) 453-2451 Fax: (506) 457-4989 Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Yukon This site is best printed in landscape.

36. Government Relations: New Brunswick Government Sites Government Sites New Brunswick Provincial Web Site www.gov.nb.ca/. Copyright© 20032004, Retail Council of Canada. All Rights Reserved. Alberta. http://www.retailcouncil.org/govrelations/provincial/nb/gov_sites.asp

Preventing Losses Annual Security Reports Violence in the Workplace Prevention Legislation ... Canadian Retail Institute Retail Council of Canada Looking for something but don't know where to find it? Type in your query and click "Go." This department lobbies the government on key issues of concern to retailers. Government Sites New Brunswick Provincial Web Site www.gov.nb.ca/ Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon This site is best printed in landscape.

37. New Brunswick Tories Cave In To Insurance Industry a guarantee.” More information • NUPGE campaign on GATS • New Brunswick PublicEmployees Association • new brunswick government documents Web posted http://www.nupge.ca/news_2003/n31ma03a.htm

New Brunswick Tories cave in to insurance industry Trade obligations sited as reason for favouring companies over people Fredericton - The insurance industry is the big winner in auto insurance changes announced by the province's Tory government, says the New Brunswick Public Employees Association (NBPEA/NUPGE). The industry won its battle to have a cap placed on personal injury claims from non-permanent injuries. Existing rates will remain in place and planned increases of nearly 50% in some cases will go ahead as scheduled. “Clearly NBPEA members and all New Brunswick consumers are the losers,” says executive director Tom Mann. “We are very disappointed that the government has decided to completely reject the notion of publicly-funded, no-fault insurance. It’s clear how (Justice Minister Brad) Green views consumer’s needs – they take second place to the needs of the insurance industry. "The Minister of Justice said no-fault insurance would have a negative impact on the insurance business throughout the province. He also said the government would be keeping a close eye on the relationship between benefits and rates. Does this mean he’s prepared to further reduce benefits for the consumer?” Mann asked.

38. Consumer's Association Of Canada - BC Branch Consumers Association Challenges new brunswick government s Position OnAuto Insurance. OTTAWA, July 31 /CNW/ The Consumers Association http://www.cacbc.com/reports/July 31, 2003 Press Release.htm

Consumers' Association Challenges New Brunswick Government's Position On Auto Insurance OTTAWA, July 31 /CNW/ - The Consumers' Association of Canada today challenged New Brunswick's Minister of Justice, the Hon. Brad Green to provide the real story to the people of New Brunswick on auto insurance rates. "The Consumers' Association study released last Monday, which concluded that New Brunswick consumers pay exorbitant auto insurance rates compared to provinces with public auto systems, is based on over 1,500 rate quotes from the province of New Brunswick alone", said Mel Fruitman, President of the Consumers Association of Canada. "The Minister has publicly stated that he believes the figures in the Association's report are wrong", said Bruce Cran, National Secretary of the Association. "This just shows how ill informed he is. If the Minister had taken the time to get at the truth and ask us, we would have told him that all

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40. Fact Sheets - New Brunswick And Cape Breton - National Research Council was announced in October 2000, with an original $25million budget augmented bya joint contribution of $12-million from the new brunswick government and the http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/aboutUs/corporatereports/fact_sheets/factsheet_nb_e.ht

@import url(../../../styles/percent.css); Choose one... - Areas of Research - Institutes and Programs - Publications - Services - Education - Collaborations - NRC Staff - Find an expert... Home About Us Corporate Reports Fact Sheets e-Business and Wireless Systems NEW BRUNSWICK AND CAPE BRETON Over the past decade, New Brunswick and Cape Breton have developed an active e-business/information technology sector. Building on the momentum of previous experience in e-commerce, distance education, telemedicine and connected communities, there is an excellent infrastructure for research and a natural opportunity to build a dynamic technology cluster. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Sept. 2000 Oct. 2000 Nov. 2000 Jan. 2001 Mar. 2001 May 2001 Oct. 2001 Jan. 2002 Sept. 2002 Sept. 2002 Oct. 2002 Mar. 2003 In New Brunswick, NRC is now recognized as an active catalyst for cluster growth. The NRC Institute for Information Technology (NRC-IIT) has grown from one site in Ottawa to four other centres in Atlantic Canada. Construction on the new Fredericton facility began in the fall of 2001. The building has been occupied since October 2002 with the official opening set for March 2003.

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