81. New Brunswick - Transcontinental Tour - Canada, By Train Poster of the Canadian government Railways, 1895, with a colour illustration In 1870, Alexander Gibson founded The new brunswick Land Railway Company http://www.collectionscanada.ca/trains/h30-2080-e.html

New Brunswick Intercolonial Railway New Brunswick Railway Intercolonial Railway Canadian Government Railways, 1895 The project was popular locally because of the employment it provided, but it created resentment in Upper Canadians who were footing most of the bill yet receiving little benefit. After completion of the original line under Sandford Fleming In 1897, the Intercolonial and three other government-owned lines were grouped under the umbrella of the Canadian Government Railways, later to form part of the Canadian National Railways (CNR) Intercolonial Railway of Canada, 1890, cover and map Intercolonial and Prince Edward Island Railways, 1910, cover and title page New Brunswick Railway New Brunswick Railway, engine 12 The original narrow gauge line was opened from Gibson (opposite Fredericton) to Edmundston. The company built, bought and leased other lines to build a much larger network, spreading within New Brunswick and to Maine. The gauge was standardized in the 1880s and, in 1891, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) leased the line for 999 years. K.C. Irving bought the company after the Second World War, primarily for its land holdings. New Brunswick Railway, 1881, cover, frontispiece and title page

82. Education@canada - Education In New Brunswick new brunswick Education (government of new brunswick) Home page of the departmentalWeb site — main entry to information about elementary and secondary http://www.educationcanada.cmec.ca/EN/Prov/NB.php

OVERVIEWS OF EDUCATION IN NEW BRUNSWICK K-12 Education: Kindergarten to Grade 12 (New Brunswick Business) Brief description of elementary and secondary education in New Brunswick, with links to school Web sites. New Brunswick Education (Government of New Brunswick) Post-Secondary Affairs (New Brunswick Education) Post-Secondary Education in New Brunswick (New Brunswick Business) Postsecondary Education in New Brunswick (Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials) Provides a provincial overview, a history of postsecondary education in New Brunswick, programs and credentials offered, admission requirements, and tuition and financial assistance. K-12 Schools Directory (New Brunswick Education) Post-Secondary Education in New Brunswick (New Brunswick Business) Provides brief descriptions and links to the universities and community colleges in New Brunswick. Campus Contact Information (New Brunswick Community Colleges) Page providing full contact information for each of the six campuses that make up the New Brunswick Community College system. List of Selected Institutions (recognized postsecondary institutions in New Brunswick) (Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials) Alphabetical list of universities and colleges with contact information and Web site links.

83. Government - New Brunswick - Government Regional Web Directories / North America / Canada / new brunswick No resultsfound in government new brunswick http://www.haabaa.com/dir/635/465.php

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84. Fredericton New Brunswick : Fredericton Government & Elected Officials Informati Names contact information for municipal, school board, provincial government,and federal government departments and agencies, as well as all elected http://www.foundlocally.com/Fredericton/Local/Government.htm

Fredericton Local Government This section deals with a number of governmental issues. Who are they, where do you find them, what laws apply, and what are the details. These pages not only include links toor information aboutthe federal, provincial, local government and school boards, but government departments or agencies. We've also provided e-mail links to elected officials and politicians, which is handy for e-mailing kudos or complaints to those who's job it is to serve you. Elected Officials List of City Councillors List of School Trustees for Fredericton Links to Fredericton Elected Officials Provincial MLAs Federal MPs Municipal List of City Councillors City Departments Links to Fredericton City web site Provincial New Brunswick Government Links Provincial MLAs Federal Federal Election Federal Government links Federal Statutes Federal MPs Government: Sections: Community Business-to-Business Consumer Shopping Travel and Tourism FoundLocally Fredericton Home Page Canada Home Page About Us TransCanadaHighway.com ... Web Site Design Other FoundLocally Communities: Victoria Vancouver Fraser Valley Okanagan-Shuswap ... St John's Find Site Map Site Help Directory Searches Submit Editorials ... Send Feedback , or Link to us!

85. Government Of New Brunswick - Department Of Finance - Statistics Available government of new brunswick If you want to visit this web site Click Above .STATISTICS AVAILABLE. Economics Statistics http://www.gdsourcing.ca/works/NB-Over.htm

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86. Government Of Canada Invests In The New Brunswick Aboriginal Forestry Initiative government of Canada invests in the new brunswick Aboriginal Forestry Initiativeunder the Aboriginal Skills and Employment Partnership program. http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/cs/comm/hrsd/news/2004/040927.shtml

@import url("/styles/hrsdc-rhdcc-percent.css"); Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Accessibility Features Services for: Individuals Business Organizations Services Where You Live September 27, 2004 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Government of Canada invests in the New Brunswick Aboriginal Forestry Initiative under the Aboriginal Skills and Employment Partnership program FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK "This project is clearly going to make a positive difference in the career choices open to Aboriginal peoples, and a definite contribution to the prosperity of local communities and Canada's economy as a whole", said Minister Scott. "The Government of Canada is proud to be part of a project that will strengthen Canada's Aboriginal labour force by ensuring long- term sustainable employment and address the increasing need for technicians and foresters." Combined funding from all partners will be of $5.4 million, and the expected result for this initiative is the creation of approximately 100 long-term forestry-related jobs and skills upgrading for approximately 200 Aboriginal people. The forestry sector is an important part of the New Brunswick economy contributing to over 15,000 direct jobs and almost as many indirect opportunities, as well as accounting for annual wages and salaries of approximately $925 million. Commenting on the initiative, New Brunswick's Minister responsible for Aboriginal Affairs, the Honourable Brad Green, noted that it will foster greater opportunities for Aboriginal employment through partnerships with Mi'kmaq and Maliseet communities and praised the Aboriginal partners, saying "Their leadership, foresight and spirit of co-operation are key to the project's success."

87. Government Of Canada Funds A Youth Project In New Brunswick Mr. Andy Savoy, Member of Parliament for TobiqueMactaquac, on behalf of theHonourable Joe Volpe, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development, http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/nb/common/news/20040519.shtml

@import url("/styles/hrsdc-rhdcc-percent.css"); Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Accessibility Features Services for: Individuals Business Organizations Services Where You Live Government of Canada funds a youth project in New Brunswick May 19, 2004 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GRAND FALLS, NEW BRUNSWICK The Government of Canada provided $74,240 and the Province of New Brunswick provided $83,160. Contributions from the private sector, community partners and Enterprise Grand Falls Region totaled $38,900. Under the project, coordinated by Enterprise Grand Falls Region, these youth will develop employability skills including positive attitudes and behaviours, responsibility and adaptability through five weeks of group-based activities. Following the group-based activities, the participants will be placed on 15-week work terms with an employer that matches the compatibility and interests of the youth. A coordinator will be hired to work with municipalities and local employers to identify these employment or internship opportunities for the participants. This federal portion of this project is funded through the Government of Canada's Youth Employment Strategy (YES) which offers three programs: Skills Link, Summer Work Experience and Career Focus. These programs provide flexibility to choose from a range of activities that can be tailored to meet individual needs and ensure that young people acquire the skills and work experience they need to find and keep a job.

88. Liberal Government Pressuring New Brunswick To Fund Abortion Liberal government Pressuring new brunswick to Fund Abortion new brunswickcurrently funds abortions only when committed in approved hospitals and after http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2005/jan/05012605.html

StemCells News and Resources Canadian National Pro-Life Conference Nov. 17-19 Montreal Defense of Marriage Page Politics International What Can I Do? Educational Information News Partners Culture Features Crisis Pregnancy Support Free Daily E-News Subscribe Friends New on ... Site Map Wednesday January 26, 2005 Printer friendly version Email to a friend Liberal Government Pressuring New Brunswick to Fund Abortion FREDERICTON, January 26, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Canada’s Federal Health Minister Ujjal Dosanjh is pressing the New Brunswick government over its refusal to publicly fund all abortions. New Brunswick currently funds abortions only when committed in approved hospitals and after two doctors have deemed the procedure medically necessary. Dosanjh claims the province is violating the Canada Health Act for refusing to use public money to fund what it considers to be an always medically necessary procedure. Campaign Life Coalition New Brunswick president Peter Ryan stated, “I am not surprised that Mr. Dosanjh is trying to force New Brunswickers to pay for the unnecesary death of some 600 of our province’s children each year. He has been a pro-abortion extremist since his days as NDP Attorney-General in BC when he was in favour of arresting people for peacefully protesting outside abortion clinics.” Ryan considers Dosanjh’s actions to be “on thin legal ground.” The provincial pro-life leader stated, “New Brunswick is not violating the Canada Health Act. The Act says nothing about abortion. Constitutionally, the federal government has no business dictating to the provinces whether they fund abortion or not.”

89. $700,000 In Funding For Emergency Prepareness In New Brunswick (News Releases): Since the program s inception, the government of Canada has committed new brunswick, new brunswick CBRN On Site Decontamination Equipment, 167985.45 http://www.ocipep.gc.ca/info_pro/NewsReleases/NR-130303NB_e.asp

In this section About Our Information Products Self-help Advice Fact Sheets Posters ... Ordering News Releases Government of Canada Gouvernement du Canada News Release March 13, 2003 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA ANNOUNCES $700,000 IN FUNDING FOR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS IN NEW BRUNSWICK OTTAWA The Honourable Claudette Bradshaw, Minister of Labour, on behalf of the Honourable John McCallum, Minister of National Defence, today announced the Government of Canada's contribution of over $700,000 to the Province of New Brunswick to enhance municipal and provincial emergency preparedness. Under the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP), several municipalities were able to purchase emergency response equipment such as a generator and a rapid intervention vehicle. They were also able to invest in emergency command posts and a HazMat unit. The province committed close to $193,000 for these projects. "The Government of Canada's partnership with the provincial government will assist communities in being prepared to respond to any type of emergency," said Minister Bradshaw. "The investment in these items is going to enhance the capacity of first responders - police, fire and emergency medical personnel - and further increase the safety of residents in these communities." This funding announcement includes almost $620,000 from funds provided in Budget 2001 for the purchase of equipment to protect and assist first responders deal with chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents.

90. Natural Resources Canada News Room - News Release 2004/19 news Release government of Canada and Enbridge Gas new brunswick Fund Customers of Enbridge Gas new brunswick are eligible to receive a $600 incentive http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/media/newsreleases/2004/200419_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... NRCan Site Government of Canada and Enbridge April 30, 2004 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA AND ENBRIDGE GAS NEW BRUNSWICK FUND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY REBATE FREDERICTON Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and Enbridge Gas New Brunswick are each contributing half of the $600 incentive. This incentive is available to customers who replace existing home heating systems with ENERGY STAR qualified high-efficiency natural gas furnaces or boilers, or who buy new homes that have these systems. Enbridge Gas New Brunswick is also providing additional incentives for the installation of both central heating and hot water natural gas systems, bringing total incentives available up to $1,550 for residential customers. Incentives under the program are only available through Enbridge Gas New Brunswick and its authorized dealers. For more information, please call Enbridge Gas New Brunswick at 1-866-3-Get-Gas (1-866-343-8427). For more information, media may contact:

91. Natural Resources Canada News Room - Enbridge Gas new brunswick And government Of Canada Offer new Incentive To NRCan and Enbridge Gas new brunswick are each contributing half of the $600 http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/media/newsreleases/2004/200436_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... NRCan Site Government of Canada September 16, 2004 Enbridge Gas New Brunswick And Government Of Canada Offer New Incentive To Switch To Gas FREDERICTON, N.B. - With Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) and Enbridge Gas New Brunswick offering a new incentive, there is no better time to upgrade your heating systems to clean-burning natural gas. The two partners today announced that they will give $300 to customers who install high-efficiency variable-speed fan motors on their furnaces. The offer is in addition to a $600 incentive for customers who upgrade their home or small business heating systems between April 1, 2004, and December 30, 2005. "Improving energy efficiency is a key way to meet our environmental and economic objectives," said the Honourable Andy Scott, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. Minister Scott is also Member of Parliament for Fredericton and made the announcement on behalf of the Honourable R. John Efford, Minister of Natural Resources Canada. "That's why the Government of Canada is taking the concrete, practical action of contributing to this new financial incentive. It will help us meet our climate change objectives and the One-Tonne Challenge goal of reducing Canadians' individual greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent." "The environmental benefits of using natural gas are numerous," said Rock Marois, General Manager, Enbridge Gas New Brunswick. "Not only is there a decrease in the amount of pollutants released to the air when customers switch to natural gas, but natural gas provides a substantial decrease in the risk of contamination to both surface water and groundwater."

92. $29.2 Million In Highway Improvement Funding For New Brunswick - September 13, 2 partnership between the government of Canada and the Province of new brunswickis a very STRATEGIC HIGHWAY INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM new brunswick http://www.tc.gc.ca/mediaroom/releases/nat/2002/02_h101e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Our offices Mini Search e-news Events Hot news Media advisories ... Transport Canada document.write(document.frmmenu.elements['titleaction'].value); No. H101/02 For release September 13, 2002 $29.2 MILLION IN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUNDING FOR NEW BRUNSWICK DIEPPE, N.B. - Transport Minister David Collenette, together with Labour Minister and MP (Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe) Claudette Bradshaw, New Brunswick Transportation Minister Percy Mockler, and New Brunswick Minister of Family and Community Services Joan MacAlpine, today announced an agreement to provide joint funding of $29.2 million until March 2006 for highway improvement projects in New Brunswick. This agreement is part of the $600 million Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program (SHIP) announced by Mr. Collenette in April 2001. “I am pleased to announce that the Government of Canada is providing an additional $14.6 million in funding for New Brunswick highways through this agreement,” said Mr. Collenette. “Continuing the partnership between the Government of Canada and the Province of New Brunswick is a very important element in making real improvements to our highway infrastructure.” “Federal and provincial investment in highways is beneficial from both a safety and economic perspective,” said Mrs. Bradshaw. “SHIP will contribute to the Prime Minister’s commitment to completing the construction of a four-lane Trans-Canada Highway in New Brunswick on a 50-50 shared cost basis, announced on August 14.”

93. Government Grants - New Brunswick Grant Canada helps businesses and individuals to get Canadian government grants,loans and assistance programs. Grants are available for business, research, http://grantcanada.com/newbrunswick.htm

Programs: Canada Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon New Brunswick Provincial Programs Program ID: Program name: Audio Video Library Program Who can apply: All New Brunswick Entrepreneurs Program ID: Program name: Community Business Development Program Who can apply: Individual organizations depending on rules in your area Program ID: Program name: Business Service Program Who can apply: Anyone may use this resource Program ID: Program name: Assistance To Book And Periodical Publishers Program Who can apply: Publication of literary, performing and visual arts periodicals Program ID: Program name: Mineral Exploration Stimulation Program Who can apply: Businesses and prospectors must have completed a Provincial Prospecting course and have a New Brunswick prospecting license to qualify for the program and be planning mineral exploration projects in New Brunswick Program ID: Program name: New Brunswick Exploration Assistance Program Who can apply: Eligible are junior mining operations whose primary operation entails mineral exploration or development, who are independent and lack alternate funding

94. New Brunswick - Regional Impacts - Climate Change, Government Of Canada On the government of Canada Climate Change web site you can learn about thescience, impacts and adaptation to climate change and how you can take action by http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/english/affect/prov_territory/nb.asp

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Print View Science and Impacts What is Climate Change? How Will Climate Change Affect Us? Provincial and Territorial Impacts ... Global Impacts Taking Action What is Canada Doing? The One-Tonne Challenge Technology Early Action Measures Offsets System ... Opportunities Envelope Resources For Teachers For Students Videos Newsroom ... Links Directory Regional Impacts British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba ... Yukon Memoranda of Understanding Manitoba Newfoundland and Labrador Nunavut Ontario ... Prince Edward Island More Resources A Canadian Perspective Canada Country Study Provincial and Territorial Impacts Download PDF Version (89 KB) Over the next 100 years, temperature increases of 3 to 4°C are projected for the Atlantic Provinces. Changes in precipitation patterns and an increase in extreme events are also anticipated. These climate changes are expected to be the largest and most rapid of the last 10,000 years and will have profound effects on our lives and the ecosystems that support us. The air we breathe The number of "bad air days" caused by smog is expected to increase due to a warming climate. The city of Saint John is already experiencing more smoggy days. Smog is a mix of pollutants, including nitrogen oxides (NO

95. New Brunswick - Teachers Resources - Climate Change, Government Of Canada On the government of Canada Climate Change web site you can learn about thescience, impacts and adaptation to climate change and how you can take action by http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/english/teachers_resources/new brunswick/Default.

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96. Provincial Archives On-Line Research Choose a section, government Records, Private Sector Records, new brunswickCemeteries RS686, Index to new brunswick Land Grants, 17841997, 13/05/2003 http://archives.gnb.ca/Archives/SearchPortal.aspx?L=EN&Section=1

97. Government Of Canada To Support Victim Initiatives In New Brunswick of Public Safety of new brunswick, announced that the government of Canada $100000 over two years to new brunswick s Department of Public Safety in http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/news/nr/2001/doc_27803.html

GOVERNEMENT OF CANADA TO SUPPORT VICTIM INITIATIVES IN NEW BRUNSWICK OTTAWA, October 18, 2001 "Our government is committed to partnering with provincial and local organizations to raise awareness of victims' needs and improve services to meet them," said Minister McLellan. "This funding will develop and enhance innovative provincial and community programs to meet the needs of victims of crime in New Brunswick." "I am pleased to be able to provide financial support to the Valley Family Resource Centre to provide localized victim services previously provided by our Fredericton office," said Minister Blaney. "This project will provide an integrated community and government response to victims of crime from the time police receive a call until the case is completed in court. The community will be an active partner in this initiative providing a range of services to victims in crisis." The federal Victims Fund has given: $50,000 over two years to the Valley Intervention Resource Centre in Woodstock, New Brunswick, to enhance services to victims of crime in the Carleton and Southern York County areas; and In August, 2000, $10 million over a five year period was made available under the federal Victim Fund for initiatives that would help the provinces and territories implement legislation for victims of crime. The fund also supports governmental and non-govermental organizations to develop and implement innovative projects to assist victims of crime, particularly in rural areas. In addition, the fund provides limited emergency financial assistance to assist victims of crime and their families.

98. CANADIAN LAW & GOVERNMENT- LawResearch Other new brunswick Commentary. new brunswick Court Information. new brunswickForms. Other new brunswick Resources. Provincial government http://www.lawresearch.com/v10/global/zcabrunswick.htm

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99. Infrastructure Canada Program - News Releases - New Brunswick - 2000 Infrastructure Canadanew brunswick Partnership to invest more than $163 million in Minister of the Environment and Local government for new brunswick, http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/icp/publication/new_release/nb/2000/20001004fred

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Related Sites Search on: News Releases - New Brunswick - 2000 October 4, 2000 INFRASTRUCTURE CANADA-NEW BRUNSWICK PARTNERSHIP TO INVEST MORE THAN $163 MILLION IN NEW BRUNSWICK COMMUNITIES FREDERICTON, New Brunswick - The Honourable Lucienne Robillard, President of the Treasury Board of Canada, Minister responsible for Infrastructure and Member of Parliament for Westmount - Ville-Marie, the Honourable Claudette Bradshaw, Minister of Labour for Canada, the Honourable Bernard Lord, Premier of New Brunswick, and the Honourable Norman McFarlane, Minister of Training and Employment representing the Honourable Kim Jardine, Minister of the Environment and Local Government for New Brunswick, participated this morning in the formal signing of the six-year Infrastructure Canada-New Brunswick Partnership Agreement. This agreement will mean a total investment of $163.335 million in infrastructure for New Brunswick, with equal contributions from the federal, provincial and municipal governments. The Premier and Ministers agreed the partnership is an excellent example of how different orders of government can work together for the benefit of Canadians.

100. Business New Brunswick: R&D Government Programs new brunswick s Investment Team offers best turnkey site selection service; marketaccess, infrastructure, productive bilingual labour, innovation, http://www.newbrunswick.ca/investment/innovation/programs/

Highlights Business Climate Major Industries Business Costs ... Tax Credit Technical Assistance (IRAP) New Brunswick The Industrial Research Assistance Program is a service of Canada's National Research Council (NRC) . For more than 50 years, IRAP has helped small and medium-sized Canadian firms create and adopt innovative technologies that yield new products, create high quality jobs, and make industry more competitive. 260 Industrial Technology Advisors (ITAs) work with 10,000 firms a year, in all regions of the country and in all industrial sectors. You can benefit from what IRAP has to offer: direct technical assistance to the latest technological advances, expertise, facilities, and resources, as well as cost-shared financing of innovative technical projects. IRAP can also help you access expertise in the business end of innovation, such as marketing, financing, and production through the Canadian Technology Network (CTN). The Technology Inflow Program (TIP) is a joint initiative between Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade and IRAP. It is designed to help Canadian companies develop new products, processes and services through the transfer of foreign technology into Canada.

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