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Schools celebrate Diversity and Respect Week
Diversity and Respect Week begins Monday, November 16th in New Brunswick schools as part of a provincial effort to support a safe, welcoming and affirming school environment for all students. Diversity and Respect Week replaces Anti-bullying Week promoted in New Brunswick schools since 2012. “We wanted to include a broader mandate for schools to celebrate…
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New Educational Resources Mark Financial Literacy Month
To celebrate Financial Literacy Month, the Financial and Consumer Services Commission is introducing two new resources, a budget workshop and an auto insurance infographic. These resources are to support New Brunswickers on their financial wellness journey. Financial decision-making can be difficult. With the launch of these resources, the commission is working to make it easier…
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November is Family Violence Prevention Month
Premier Brian Gallant, who is also the minister responsible for women’s equality, signed a declaration marking November as Family Violence Prevention Month in New Brunswick. The Premier Brian issued the following statement: Family violence is a serious societal issue that does not discriminate; it affects our families and communities and is often experienced behind closed…
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New Digital Initiative Launched
A new digital initiative intended to engage and connect New Brunswickers and businesses was announced by Premier Brian Gallant. “This new digital hub will create jobs in New Brunswick’s technology sector, like the 1000 jobs recently announced in partnership with BMM,” said Gallant. “By partnering with the private sector, we will foster innovation in the…
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2015 Minister’s Excellence in Teaching Awards
Ten teachers in the anglophone sector will be presented with Minister’s Excellence in Teaching Awards in recognition of their exceptional work. The awards are presented annually to teachers who have demonstrated outstanding commitment, enthusiasm, ingenuity and leadership with respect to the learning and development of their students. “New Brunswickers can be proud of this year’s…
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NB Government to establish Waste Program for Electronics
The provincial government is establishing a waste management program for electronics. Slated to be in operation by the fall of 2016, the program will allow residents to dispose of their old electronic products such as televisions, tablets, computers and digital cameras by bringing them to locations around the province, including various retail outlets. These items will then be sent for recycling by the brand owners.
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Ten Invested into Order of New Brunswick
Ten accomplished individuals were invested into the Order of New Brunswick this week by the chancellor of the order, Lt.-Gov. Jocelyne Roy Vienneau, at a ceremony at Government House in Fredericton. “Today we celebrate these outstanding New Brunswickers, their many accomplishments and countless contributions to the economic, cultural and social fabric of our province,” said Premier Brian Gallant. “Through their actions and community involvement, these women and men have demonstrated their commitment to our province and have made a real difference.”
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Saint John Transit and Parking Commission seeking new CEO
Saint John Transit Commission & Saint John Parking Commission are seeking a strategic leader to work with the Board of Commissioners to align the organizations’ priorities and activities to support the current and growth needs for Saint John. You are a top performer who demonstrates a keen interest in internal and external transportation planning initiatives and strives to…
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November Events at the Kennebecasis Public Library
There are many events happening this November at the Kennebecasis Public Library! Check out the schedule below! For more information contact 849-5314 or visit their website at www.kvlibrary.org. Exhibit by Brian Perkins October 5th – November 30th Industrial Plein Air Exhibit by students of Rothesay Park School November 7th – 28th Artwork is located in…
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Spend Five Festive Fridays at Market Square
Start the Holiday Season off right with a chance to win one of five weekly $500 shopping sprees at Saint John’s Market Square. Five Festive Fridays kicks off on Friday November 20th! Free fruit cake and cider will be served from 12 pm to 2 pm every Friday while supplies last!
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Winged Tapestries: Moths at Large Exhibition in Saint John until January
Until January 3rd, 2016 visit the New Brunswick Museum at Market Square to view Winged Tapestries: Moths at Large, a travelling exhibition featuring the art of Jim des Rivières, produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature. Witness the arresting beauty and surprising diversity of moths in a presentation of more than 30 large-format prints by Canadian photographer…
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Cooking For Cancer 2015 in Saint John
Imagine a sensuous aroma wafting throughout the room; cut-throat competition involving knives and exotic ingredients and local community and business leaders in chef aprons. It’s a cooking competition like no other. It’s a bite for the fight! Welcome to Cooking For Cancer: bite for the fight! Join us at the Delta Brunswick where 10 prominent…
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