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Pabineau (Olnpegitjoig) Pow Wow

Friday 12 July 2019 - - Sunday 14 July 2019

Come and dance to the beat of our drum at the Pabineau Pow Wow Ground on July 12-14. If you have any questions, please call 506-548-9211.

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Pre-budget consultation process for the 2021-22 budget

12 January 2021

FREDERICTON (GNB) – New Brunswickers are invited to participate in the pre-budget consultation process for the 2021-22 budget.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge for everyone and has made us look at doing things differently,” said Finance and Treasury Board Minister Ernie Steeves. “As we launch the 2021-22 pre-budget consultation period, the public is invited to share their views on how we can build a lasting and sustainable recovery that will support a better future for all New Brunswickers.”

Members of the public have until Feb 11 to participate in an online survey or to send their comments and feedback by email to wwwfin@gnb.ca.

A pre-budget consultation document has been prepared which provides context on the challenges facing the province, contains current financial information, and lists the following questions related to the government’s top six priorities:

In which areas should the government prioritize investments to make you healthier?
What tools and resources are needed to support the advancement of our education system and the success of our students?
How can private sector investment be stimulated such that it will support a stronger, more resilient economy?
What should the government focus on to improve local governance and support the growth of vibrant and sustainable communities?
Where should the government prioritize its efforts in protecting the environment and addressing the impact of climate change?
What services can be moved online to reduce costs and increase flexibility for New Brunswickers?

“Our 2021-22 budget will reflect the time we live in,” said Steeves. “The decisions we make as a government and as a province must take into consideration the impact of the pandemic, the need to support an economic recovery and fiscal responsibility.”

Release of the Canada Water Agency Discussion Paper

22 December 2020

Discussion Paper and discussion questions for public input now available!

The Canada Water Agency Discussion Paper, “Toward the Creation of a Canada Water Agency,” is now available in the Resources section of our consultation site: www.placespeak.com/CanadaWaterAgency. The Discussion Paper presents key issues for consideration in the Government of Canada's approach to creating a Canada Water Agency.

Have your say! The Discussion Paper contains a series of discussion issues accompanied by a set of questions. To provide your responses to these questions, use our online survey tool. Input on the discussion paper will be accepted until March 1, 2021. Feedback can also be sent directly by email to ec.water-eau.ec@canada.ca or by regular mail.

Feedback on this Discussion Paper will inform the Government’s next steps in implementing the commitment to create a Canada Water Agency. Broad input from stakeholders and the public is currently being sought through our PlaceSpeak site. Separate processes are underway to engage directly with Indigenous peoples and provinces and territories.

Visit the PlaceSpeak Events section! In addition to providing your feedback through the PlaceSpeak site, plan to join us at our National Freshwater Policy Forum on January 27 & 28, 2021, and Regional freshwater forums planned for February.

For any questions, you can contact us directly at ec.water-eau.ec@canada.ca.

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