The group, working with other community leaders and business representatives, will try to increase the benefits of bilingualism in the province. Continue reading
The arguments surrounded Ambulance New Brunswick’s legal obligations to provide bilingual service while respecting the seniority rights of its employees. Continue reading
The federal government is launching a review of the Official Languages Act, saying it is time to modernize the decades-old law. Continue reading
The report outlines what leaders view as challenges when it comes to being the sole bilingual province, such as possible impacts on public services and the potential to hinder some people’s ability to get a job. Continue reading
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The new plan will allow Ambulance New Brunswick to continue hiring paramedics with the goal of “having all bilingual-designated positions filled with bilingual paramedics.” Continue reading
A Jan. 18 letter addressed to the CEO and chair of Ambulance New Brunswick says every ambulance in the province must be capable of providing service in both English and French. Continue reading
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The mayors plan to adopt a motion opposing the change at a meeting next week. Continue reading
In a year-end interview with anchor Sarah Ritchie, Brian Gallant delves into when he knew he wouldn’t be able to form government this fall, the Francophonie Games, and what’s next for him. Continue reading
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In a statement on Thursday, Michel Carrier said the decision is “not compatible” with the Official Languages Act of New Brunswick. Continue reading
The society has launched a petition calling for the government to end its 10-year contract with Medavie. Continue reading