New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant weds over the weekend
By Natasha Pace Reporter
Gallant, 34, announced he wed Karine Lavoie on social media Sunday. Continue reading
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Bell Canada adding 150 jobs in New Brunswick with new national service centre
Premier Brian Gallant says it’s great news that will help strengthen New Brunswick’s information technology sector and the economy. Continue reading
N.B. premier ‘disappointed’ Energy East pipeline project abandoned
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
“We believed if TransCanada continued with the process, the project would be approved. We still believe that.” Continue reading
New Brunswick legislature bends rules over MLAs’ pay-hike
Premier Brian Gallant announced pay cuts for himself and members of cabinet in 2015, and froze MLAs’ salaries at $85,000. Continue reading
N.B. premier to pitch idea of pilot project on managing aging population
Brian Gallant is heading to Ottawa this week and says he’ll make a pitch for a study on how to combat the challenges produced by an aging demographic. Continue reading
Mental health teams expanded in N.B. school system
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
The premier says 100 new mental health support staff will be hired to work as part of child and youth teams within every school in the province Continue reading
Kingston Police investigate home invasion, shooting on Runnymede Road
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Kingston Police were called to an apartment complex at 10 Runnymede Road shortly after 3:30 a.m. Monday morning after residents heard multiple gunshots. Continue reading
Provincial government to help municipalities affected by tax assessment freeze
A whistleblower alleged in March that more than 2,000 property owners were given improper and inflated tax bills – some double the amount from the previous year. Continue reading
Gallant says Ottawa should pay for added Energy East pipeline regulatory costs
TransCanada has put its application to build the $15.7-billion pipeline from Hardisty, Alta., to Saint John, N.B., on hold. Continue reading
‘Treatment is more effective than jail’ : New Brunswick to reintroduce mental health docket
Justice and Public Safety Minister Denis Landry said that 85 per cent of cases that were head in the previous pilot program did not result in a re-offence. Continue reading
