Adam Lordon

• Municipal associates hopeful as New Brunswick launches green paper on civic reform

  The green paper is intended to spur discussion over the next several months, with the government looking to unveil proposed reforms in the fall.

  Politics

  Apr 6, 2021
  
• N.B. mayors push municipal tax reform as key provincial election issue

  Mayors in New Brunswick say municipal tax reform is a key issue in next month's provincial election.

  Politics

  Aug 28, 2020
  
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• SJPA suggests proposed binding arbitration changes could be unconstitutional

  Proposed amendments to the Industrial Relations Act would see binding arbitration consider a municipality's ability to pay when determining a settlement.

  Politics

  Nov 22, 2019
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• New Brunswick unions denounce municipalities’ bid for ‘Ability to Pay’ legislation

  Government workers are pushing back against municipalities lobbying for "Ability to Pay" legislation, which would limit the freedom of an arbitrator.

  Politics

  Jun 21, 2019
• Cities of New Brunswick calls WorkSafeNB rate increase ‘staggering’

  The Cities of New Brunswick Association says there is an "urgent" need to find the right balance between compensation for injured workers and employers' financial interests.

  Economy

  Nov 12, 2018
• N.B. Walmart shooting suspect arrested after police chase

  “There is no current risk to the public. No one was injured at Walmart as a result of the firearm being discharged.”

  Crime

  Oct 31, 2018