David Raymond Amos @DavidRayAmos
Methinks that there is no doubt the Irving Clan is pleased with their former employee N'esy Pas?
https://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2018/11/higgs-tells-16-fellow-cabinet-ministers.html
https://davidraymondamos3.blogspot.com/2018/11/higgs-tells-16-fellow-cabinet-ministers.html
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/progressive-conservative-government-sworn-in-premier-1.4898354
Premier Blaine Higgs cabinet includes all 4 women in caucus, lone francophone
Higgs tells 16 fellow cabinet ministers they have to give straight answers
CBC News · Posted: Nov 09, 2018 9:00 AM AT
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Buford Wilson
First order of business:
remove the ball and chain from the economy by rescinding Brian’s foolish
moratorium on resource development.
Blaine is on it.
Blaine is on it.
David Amos
@Buford Wilson Methinks that there is no doubt the Irving Clan is pleased with their former employee N'esy Pas?
Buford Wilson
Blaine has taken power. A momentous day for the people of New/Nouveau-Brunswick.
The pride is back.
The pride is back.
David Amos
@Buford Wilson I repeat proud of what?
Jeff LeBlanc
Ernie Steeves, Finance...the man famous for fart jokes on C-103's morning show is now running finance.
David Amos
@Jeff LeBlanc Ain't that special?
Mario Doucet
Higgs will probably leave finance open in case Cathy Rogers wants it.
David Amos
@Mario Doucet The job is taken
Laurie Clark
So now NB has changed from
being run by the Irving owned Liberals to the Irving owned
Conservatives! Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose!!
Clive Gibbons
@Laurie Clark
The last election the Irvings lost was to Louis Robichaud.
The last election the Irvings lost was to Louis Robichaud.
David Amos
@Clive Gibbons Methinks many would agree that Little Louie and old KC were buddies too.N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Robert Brannen
The growth in the New
Brunswick Public Debt, as a percentage of the Debt at the time of
gaining power; of Premiers Lord, Graham, Alward and Gallant:
Lord, 13.6 % growth over seven years,
Graham, 43.2 % growth over four years, (major recession through 19 months of his term of office)
Alward, 36.3 % growth over four years,
Gallant, 12.3 % growth over four years. (projected)
Source: Public Accounts of New Brunswick.
Lord, 13.6 % growth over seven years,
Graham, 43.2 % growth over four years, (major recession through 19 months of his term of office)
Alward, 36.3 % growth over four years,
Gallant, 12.3 % growth over four years. (projected)
Source: Public Accounts of New Brunswick.
David Amos
@Robert Brannen Interesting
maude windsor
why, has Brian Northrup who
represents the agriculture, dairy , education centers of new brunswick
left out of cabinet?? time for Sussex to rise up and protest!!!
also, what departments have mirror image francophone ministers & departments? what about zero budgets for all departments of education and healthcare...that is attaching budget dollars to programs that are actually beneficial..bring ) budgets to bureaucrats who then have to provide evidence that tax dollars are providing useful to all NBers !!!!!
also, what departments have mirror image francophone ministers & departments? what about zero budgets for all departments of education and healthcare...that is attaching budget dollars to programs that are actually beneficial..bring ) budgets to bureaucrats who then have to provide evidence that tax dollars are providing useful to all NBers !!!!!
David Amos
@maude windsor Northrup upset the Irving Clan who are now suing his buddies in SNB
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/j-d-irving-launches-suit-against-woodlot-groups-1.3962317
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/wood-marketing-board-irving-appeal-court-1.4634984
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/j-d-irving-launches-suit-against-woodlot-groups-1.3962317
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/wood-marketing-board-irving-appeal-court-1.4634984
Marguerite Deschamps
I am sure the COR party aka
the PA will rejoice to the appointment of the Francophone comedian
Robert Gauvin as Deputy Premier and Minister of Tourism.
David Amos
@Marguerite Deschamps I know I am
Marguerite Deschamps
@David Amos, so am I! The CORservatives are on a head-on collision course with the other COR party.
@Marguerite Deschamps Bitter much?
Marguerite Deschamps
@Stephen Long, nope, just stating the facts.
@Marguerite Deschamps nope, an opinion, one lonely one all by itself, yours.
@Billy Hachey
Nope its actually a fact, the only people that are bitter and jealous are the anti-francophone group you are part of.
Nope its actually a fact, the only people that are bitter and jealous are the anti-francophone group you are part of.
Marc Martin
@Marguerite Deschamps
George Smith
Sorry I forgot the Premier in
my prior comments. That means we the taxpayer will be paying 17 MLA's
extra money leaving 5 of the governing party out of the money. It is too
many in our current financial situation. That's around a third of the
elected officials getting a large pay increase before they even start
the job. Would Higgs former employer top up that many new hires on the
first day of work. I think not, nor should we.
herbie harris
@George Smith What a shame
that higgs had to appoint 16 plus 1 to cabinet just trying to make sure
they all get a little extra before the next election in a few months...
Northrup wasn't given a cabinet post as there is a email send from
irving to tell higgs who to and not who to appoint.. Gauvin deputy
premier that should make the north happy now higgs is making fun of the
French.. Election soon
David Amos
@herbie harris "Election soon"
Methinks that depends very much on how the Kingmakers in the Watermelon Party and the PANB react to the pending Throne Speech/ I believe if the liberals were wiseguys they would vote against it on principla just like Higgs did because they still have lots of money to campaign again with and Higgs has none N'esy Pas?
Methinks that depends very much on how the Kingmakers in the Watermelon Party and the PANB react to the pending Throne Speech/ I believe if the liberals were wiseguys they would vote against it on principla just like Higgs did because they still have lots of money to campaign again with and Higgs has none N'esy Pas?
James Johnstone
I watched with interest the
ceremony on CBC.ca. I have no love for Blaine Higgs and less for Brian
Gallant. Gallant seemed broken hearted and bored while he twirled his
pen all throughout the proceedings. He looked like a spoiled little boy
who didn't get his way. Pathetic.
David Amos
@James Johnstone I enjoyed watching the Circus
Marguerite Deschamps
@David Amos, well they now
have a comedian... and many buf foons. All they need now is a magician
and the circle will be complete.
George Smith
22 MLA's and 16 of them get
higher paying jobs. Only 6 don't. How is that okay in a province with
debts that have it bordering on bankruptcy. Cut some of these cabinet
jobs it isn't a responsible thing to have so many at this or any time.
If not then why not make every MLA a minister of something, How about
Ministers of Convenience don't they deserve the same pay as the other
16? Shameful but that's politics in New Brunswick.
David Amos
@George Smith My tally comes 5 Bruce Fitch, Bruce Northrup, Gary Crossman, Glen Savoie and Stewart Fairgrieve
Methinks you are forgetting Mr Higgs is in Cabinet too and one of the remaining five will be the Speaker N'esy Pas?
Methinks you are forgetting Mr Higgs is in Cabinet too and one of the remaining five will be the Speaker N'esy Pas?
Lou Bell
Quite obvious the Liberals are the " new " Parti Acadienne.
David Amos
@Lou Bell Methinks many would agree that they alawys were N'esy Pas?
Roland Godin
@Lou Bell
No, they usually try to avoid discussing the issue upfront and can be more part of the problem than the solution. PANB=Partie Acadien N.-B., Peoples Alliance N.B., interesting...eh/voilà.
No, they usually try to avoid discussing the issue upfront and can be more part of the problem than the solution. PANB=Partie Acadien N.-B., Peoples Alliance N.B., interesting...eh/voilà.
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
Maybe I didn't get the memo, but one thing is for sure PANB is the CoR replacement party.
Maybe I didn't get the memo, but one thing is for sure PANB is the CoR replacement party.
Lou Bell
But will there finally be someone to speak for the oppressed majority ? Doubt it .
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
The majority ? They voted the last election, I think they are represented. Now if you mean the anti-French majority they got 3 elected.
The majority ? They voted the last election, I think they are represented. Now if you mean the anti-French majority they got 3 elected.
Lou Bell
@Marc Martin From the anti anglo minority .
Lou Bell
@Marc Martin Will Gallant remain leader of the Acadian Party ?
David Amos
@Lou Bell I always do.
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
How can a majority can oppressed by a minority you dont make any sense.
How can a majority can oppressed by a minority you dont make any sense.
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
I guess Kris Austin will remain leader of the CoR party?
I guess Kris Austin will remain leader of the CoR party?
Lou Bell
Wonder if Higgs has a new "
buddy " who needs a convenience store and Liquor outlet ( or maybe a
Cannabis store ) like he gave the last time to one of his buddies ?
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
You didn't know his new buddy is the PANB leader.
You didn't know his new buddy is the PANB leader.
Marguerite Deschamps
@Jim Reid, the hate is by the same majority of anti-French posters on here harping the same issue to death.
Tim Raworth
@Marguerite Deschamps Harping
to death, I bet you don't even know who Wayne Grant is, and many others
like him in the province. You wonder why people are upset. People talk
about us getting along, well try having a look from the other side of
the fence for a change. Or perhaps you are the Acadian Party don't care?
Ill bet that it.
David Amos
@Marguerite Deschamps Yea Right
Marguerite Deschamps
@Tim Raworth, I know who Wayne Grant is. He's the guy who met Katherine d'Entremont in the parking lot!
Marguerite Deschamps
Why the thumb's down? Wayne wasn't the guy who met Katherine in the parking lot?
David Amos
@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks its because you are wrong N'ey Pas?
BTW I talked to Wayne Grant personally after he retired and gave him some document to prove what I was telling him was true about Katherine d'Entremont and her cohorts However he no longer cared and i certainly understand. For the record the nasty lady who taught school in Sussexx where I usually run for public office met Mr Grant at the desk of Chancery Place. He complaint caused his hours to be cut and sent to watch the parking lot across the street until he retired.
How do you explain my barring document being written in only ONE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE and signed by FRENCH EX RCMP member who now works for the Commissionaires?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-brunswick-commissionaire-language-complaint-1.3298461
BTW I talked to Wayne Grant personally after he retired and gave him some document to prove what I was telling him was true about Katherine d'Entremont and her cohorts However he no longer cared and i certainly understand. For the record the nasty lady who taught school in Sussexx where I usually run for public office met Mr Grant at the desk of Chancery Place. He complaint caused his hours to be cut and sent to watch the parking lot across the street until he retired.
How do you explain my barring document being written in only ONE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE and signed by FRENCH EX RCMP member who now works for the Commissionaires?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-brunswick-commissionaire-language-complaint-1.3298461
Marguerite Deschamps
@David Amos, ok, I was wrong but close enough. He was sent to the parking lot.
Marc Martin
@Jim Reid
Not a disturber im just stating facts, truth hurts doesn't it?
Not a disturber im just stating facts, truth hurts doesn't it?
Marc Martin
@Tim Raworth
Talking about Wayne Grant again ? He was hired by a private business not the province. They sent the wrong person for the job, inform yourself.
Talking about Wayne Grant again ? He was hired by a private business not the province. They sent the wrong person for the job, inform yourself.
Roland Godin
For generations, we have
prefered the pied piper most likely to mismanange public policies,
administration, resources and finances, why, possibly a cause study by
academic. Will the new fluteur change the political rhétorique on that
question, not for sure there is already a cut and paste comment faulting
the last pied piper...eh/voilà.
David Amos
@Roland Godin Methinks everybody knows I used "the pied piper" example yesterday you should give the devil his due N'esy Pas?
Mario Doucet
The leader of the CoR party became premier after all.
Lou Bell
@Mario Doucet But will Gallant stay head of the Acadian Party ?
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
What is the Acadian party ?
What is the Acadian party ?
Lou Bell
@Marc Martin Pretty well all
of Gallants southeastern caucus. ( or all those who pointed him in the
direction they wanted and said " fetch " ! )
Marguerite Deschamps
@Mario Doucet, you are dead right on this one!
David Amos
@Marguerite Deschamps Methinks he is not I believe that Higgs lost his attempt to be the CoR Party Leader N'esy Pas/
David Amos
@Marc Martin "What is the Acadian party ?"
The Liberals DUHHH???
The Liberals DUHHH???
Norman Albert Snr
@Mario Doucet King maker if
you want to look at it that way. That line in the sand took on new
meaning when Brian and David chose their sides. Mr. Austin did become
assistant Premier by default and far more important to Higgs then either
Green or Liberal. PANB is the second most powerful party in NB today.
Marc Martin
@Mario Doucet
I agree with you on this....His mentor Kris Austin must be proud.
I agree with you on this....His mentor Kris Austin must be proud.
Marc Martin
@Lou Bell
Its better that then having Barney as a premier....Well he is the leader of a children's groups...
Its better that then having Barney as a premier....Well he is the leader of a children's groups...
Marc Martin
@David Amos
But they elected MLAs in Saint John, Moncton and in Fredericton...You make no sense I tough the Acadians where all up north.
But they elected MLAs in Saint John, Moncton and in Fredericton...You make no sense I tough the Acadians where all up north.
Marc Martin
@Norman Albert Snr
*Mr. Austin did become assistant Premier by default *
Why is that ? Higgs will still have to appoint a speaker. The greens are now the most powerfull party.
*Mr. Austin did become assistant Premier by default *
Why is that ? Higgs will still have to appoint a speaker. The greens are now the most powerfull party.
Clive Gibbons
Looks like Higgs will be both the Premier and Finance minister...
David Amos
@Clive Gibbons Methinks you may have hurt the feelings of Ernie Steeves if he has any N'esy Pas?
Marc LeBlanc
Northrup and Fitch get nada....Wow,what a kick in the crockies....(for all you gen exr's out there a crocky is a large marble)
David Amos
@Marc LeBlanc Methinks Mr
Fitch will get the best job of all as Speaker but Northrup stepped on
the Irving Clan's toes bigtime and that will never be forgotten N'esy
Pas?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/irving-natural-resources-crown-land-forestry-marketing-boards-1.4474896
Natural resources minister in Alward government says Irving letter got him fired
'I have a strong feeling that did it,' PC MLA Bruce Northrup says of shuffle out of portfolio
Connell Smith · CBC News · Posted: Jan 08, 2018 6:00 AM AT
Miles Long
Will Higgs be releasing his income tax filings like they do in US, one always wonders about emoluments.
David Amos
@Miles Long Methinks that thou doth jest too much N'esy Pas?
herbie harris
16 cabinet ministers plus higgs is he ever cutting the deficit .. unreal first step...
herbie harris
@herbie harris with only 6 members left why didn't he give them all one
Barry Odonnell
@herbie harris I know of two
people in Miramichi who will lose their "jobs" Next week. They are a
husband and wife who worked on Gallant's election campaign the first
time he was elected. All of a sudden a couple of "jobs" appeared for
them in the civil service complete with government vehicles. Funny how
that works eh? I am personally going to make sure they are outed and
fired.
herbie harris
@Barry Odonnell that's
quite a threat to them 2 people I suppose you have an inside track eh...
hahahahahaha your in the clouds pal
Marc Martin
@Barry Odonnell
So many nice people who voted for PANB they are all in the same model.
So many nice people who voted for PANB they are all in the same model.
David Amos
@herbie harris "with only 6 members left why didn't he give them all one"
My tally comes 5 Bruce Fitch, Bruce Northrup, Gary Crossman, Glen Savoie and Stewart Fairgrieve
Methinks its far more interesting as to whom Higgs did not appoint to his temporary cabinet N'esy Pas?
That said I bet Higgs has his beancounting buddy Bruce Fitch slated for the Speaker's Chair
My tally comes 5 Bruce Fitch, Bruce Northrup, Gary Crossman, Glen Savoie and Stewart Fairgrieve
Methinks its far more interesting as to whom Higgs did not appoint to his temporary cabinet N'esy Pas?
That said I bet Higgs has his beancounting buddy Bruce Fitch slated for the Speaker's Chair
David Amos
@Barry Odonnell Methinks the list is truly huge N'esy Pas?
Marc Martin
@Barry Odonnell
*I am personally going to make sure they are outed and fired.*
What a nice group of people PANB is, maybe we should ask the Federal government to remove the 1100 Federal jobs and move them to Moncton, anti-French groups do not deserve that kind of economy revenu in the region.
*I am personally going to make sure they are outed and fired.*
What a nice group of people PANB is, maybe we should ask the Federal government to remove the 1100 Federal jobs and move them to Moncton, anti-French groups do not deserve that kind of economy revenu in the region.
herbie harris
dominic cardy new minister of education WOW... what is higgs thinking
Barry Odonnell
@herbie harris Cardy is a
JOKE! Could not even get a seat as NDP leader then switches teams to the
Cons. Kinda goes whichever way the wind blows.
Mary MacKenzie
@Barry Odonnell People voted for him.
Pierre LaRoches
@Barry Odonnell NDP went from
greatest share of vote ever under Cardy, to least share of vote ever
under whatshername. If the party communists hadn't pushed him Cardy
likely would have got seats for NDP this time around.
David Amos
@herbie harris Methinks Mr
Higgs thinks if he didn't pacify the EX NDP Leader with a cabinet
position that he would quite likely cross the floor and join Kelly
Lamrock's old buddies N'esy Pas?
David Amos
@Mary MacKenzie "People voted for him."
Methinks that many would agree that folks voted for the colour of Cardy's latest coat N'esy Pas?
Methinks that many would agree that folks voted for the colour of Cardy's latest coat N'esy Pas?
Marguerite Deschamps
@David Amos, speaking of "coat", how about "turncoat"?
Jim Moore
Bye Bye Liberals, and it couldn't have come sooner, and next fall they will be gone federally too.
herbie harris
@Jim Moore I hope you like
eating crow jim.. higgs will go down as one of the worst premiers of all
time.. Northrup and fitzzii will make sure of that, they look some
happy today hahahahah
Jim Moore
@herbie harris Hardly, Gallant and the Liberals already have that title.
herbie harris
@Jim Moore you in the clouds jim
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
The Liberals are currently leading and the Cons took another hard hit with Clement. Who can dethrone them.....No one.
The Liberals are currently leading and the Cons took another hard hit with Clement. Who can dethrone them.....No one.
David Amos
@herbie harris "Northrup and fitzzii will make sure of that, they look some happy today hahahahah"
Methinks Higgs and Fitch and everybody else "in the know" knows why I ran against Bruce Northrup instead of the leader who can't be named who overesees the Watermelon Party (Green on the outside Red on the inside) like I had initially planned N'esy Pas?
Methinks Higgs and Fitch and everybody else "in the know" knows why I ran against Bruce Northrup instead of the leader who can't be named who overesees the Watermelon Party (Green on the outside Red on the inside) like I had initially planned N'esy Pas?
David Amos
@Marc Martin Dream on Mr Quebecker
Tony Chamberlain
@Marc Martin Me thinks there
is a pattern happening here. First Ontario, then Quebec and now New
Brunswick has been voting out the Liberals. Andrew is leading in the
polls.
Rosco holt
@Tony Chamberlain
The conservatives didn't win per say. They need support from another party.
The conservatives didn't win per say. They need support from another party.
Marc Martin
@David Amos
Davis someone yanked your chain or did feed you yet?
Davis someone yanked your chain or did feed you yet?
Marc Martin
@Tony Chamberlain
*Andrew is leading in the polls.*
No he is not, Libs are ahead at 37% heading upwards and Cons are at 32% . If the lection would be held right now Trudeau would be elected.
*Andrew is leading in the polls.*
No he is not, Libs are ahead at 37% heading upwards and Cons are at 32% . If the lection would be held right now Trudeau would be elected.
Gerry Ferguson
A great day for New Btunswick
herbie harris
@Gerry Ferguson Will be one of the worst day for our province In its history...
Barry Odonnell
@herbie harris You must have been one of the several hundred buddies that Gallant created a government job for
herbie harris
@Barry Odonnell How did you know that
David Amos
@herbie harris Its not rocket science
David Amos
@Gerry Ferguson Welcome to the Circus
Marguerite Deschamps
@David Amos, here comes the clown.
Matt Steele
Higgs certainly has his work
cut out for him cleaning up Gallant's mess . A 14.5 BILLION debt ; 2
MILLION PER DAY interest payments , ; a school system that ranks at the
bottom Canada wide ; one of the oldest populations in Canada ; a very
low birth rate ; a dead economy ; an over bloated and ineffective civil
service , and the list goes on . What a mess Higgs has inherited !
Marc Martin
@Matt Steele
* A 14.5 BILLION debt *
I didn't know Gallant was in power for the past 50 years ?? I tough he was only 40 something years old....interesting...
*a school system that ranks at the bottom Canada wide *
Links ?
*one of the oldest populations in Canada *
Not much to do about that since a lot of people come to retire in NB where its among the cheapest to live for a retiree.
*a very low birth rate *
That's what you get when you elect a Conservative government.
*a dead economy*
Its no has bad as you think there is still 5000 unapointed jobs in NB.
*an over bloated and ineffective civil service*
Really ? Says who ? Your degree at subway makes you educated enough to say that ?
* A 14.5 BILLION debt *
I didn't know Gallant was in power for the past 50 years ?? I tough he was only 40 something years old....interesting...
*a school system that ranks at the bottom Canada wide *
Links ?
*one of the oldest populations in Canada *
Not much to do about that since a lot of people come to retire in NB where its among the cheapest to live for a retiree.
*a very low birth rate *
That's what you get when you elect a Conservative government.
*a dead economy*
Its no has bad as you think there is still 5000 unapointed jobs in NB.
*an over bloated and ineffective civil service*
Really ? Says who ? Your degree at subway makes you educated enough to say that ?
Jim Moore
@Marc Martin You realize only
46% of adult New Brunswick residents are considered literate, in either
language, and it is the worst in Canada by a long shot, less than half
the population of New Brunswick is considered literate enough to
function in professional society, Ie; function adequately in the work
force, less than half are considered literate.
Jim Moore
@Jim Moore You can thank your Liberals for that.
Jim Moore
@Marc Martin He was 100%
right on all points, New Brunswick is the Armpit of Canada when it
comes to Employment, healthcare, quality of living, and education, the
wages are on average less than half that in other provinces. And the
majority of residents aren't even considered literate in any language
and wouldn't pass a grade school literacy test
@Jim Moore
Having the one of the oldest populations in Canada will do that.
Having the one of the oldest populations in Canada will do that.
Robert Brannen
@Matt Steele
Here are the Alward governments charges on the debt
Fiscal Year Debt charges (millions of dollars)
2011-12 662 ($1.8 million per day)
2012-13 660 ($1.8 million per day)
2013-14 662 ($1.8 million per day)
2014-15 677 ($1.9 million per day)
Source: Public Accounts of New Brunswick
Can you see a significant difference from those of Gallant?
Here are the Alward governments charges on the debt
Fiscal Year Debt charges (millions of dollars)
2011-12 662 ($1.8 million per day)
2012-13 660 ($1.8 million per day)
2013-14 662 ($1.8 million per day)
2014-15 677 ($1.9 million per day)
Source: Public Accounts of New Brunswick
Can you see a significant difference from those of Gallant?
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
Links ?
Links ?
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
Links ? You cant provide anything and I am supposed to listen to an anti-French voter?
Links ? You cant provide anything and I am supposed to listen to an anti-French voter?
Archie Levesque
@Robert Brannen What about
the fact that Alward was premier when the was a worldwide recession and
Gallant was premier when the economy is booming?
Marguerite Deschamps
@Archie Levesque, a recession affects New Brunswick very little. New Brunswick is in a recession most of the time.
David Amos
@Matt Steele Methinks
everybody but you knows how I enjoy watching the NDP dude in you trying
to argue the political pundits of the other parties This thread is a
fine example N'esy Pas?
David Amos
@Marc Martin "Links ?"
Your wish is my command
https://www.scribd.com/doc/2718120/integrity-yea-right
Your wish is my command
https://www.scribd.com/doc/2718120/integrity-yea-right
Jim Moore
@Robert Brannen you are missing some years there, and the worst one, you also don't include the whole atcon mess
Jim Moore
@Marc Martin No you claim to
be a smart boy, go look for yourself, I am confident everything I said
is based in reality and not emotional babble
Robert Brannen
@Archie Levesque
The so called *Great* Recession began in December of 2007 and ended in June 2009. Premier Graham had to deal with that.
The so called *Great* Recession began in December of 2007 and ended in June 2009. Premier Graham had to deal with that.
Robert Brannen
@Jim Moore
Alward years were from September 27, 2010 to September 22, 2014.
Fiscal years run from April 1 through to March 31. Alward would be responsible for those fiscal years ending on March 31 of 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.
Alward years were from September 27, 2010 to September 22, 2014.
Fiscal years run from April 1 through to March 31. Alward would be responsible for those fiscal years ending on March 31 of 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.
Rosco holt
@Archie Levesque
Didn't we have Trump giving us ( and Gallant) trouble for the last 2 years and the economy wasn't booming from what I saw.
Didn't we have Trump giving us ( and Gallant) trouble for the last 2 years and the economy wasn't booming from what I saw.
Marc Martin
@David Amos
No one want to read your stories Davis, they are not interesting and irrelevant.
No one want to read your stories Davis, they are not interesting and irrelevant.
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
See no link, no proof. Next!!
See no link, no proof. Next!!
Mario Doucet
How many thousands of dollars
were collected in pay since the election by le parti liberal members
delaying the election results? Fake cabinet ministers like Cathy Rogers
and Premier wages for Gallant. Gallant thinks it's his decision to
remain parti leader, guess he still don't get it.
Roy Nicholl
@Mario Doucet
No one delayed the election results. Things are unfurling in accordance to the Westminster Parliamentary system.
No one delayed the election results. Things are unfurling in accordance to the Westminster Parliamentary system.
David Amos
@Roy Nicholl True
Marc Martin
so the leader of the
Conservatives who affiliated themselves with an anti-French group is
going to be sworned in, lets ee how it goes....
Jim Moore
@Marc Martin "Sworn in" not
swarned in, please refer to my other statements about most residents of
New Brunswick being illiterate. This is a perfect example of more than
half of the provinces ability to read and write in either language. Not
even at a grade school level, and the Liberals are to blame for that
100%
Barry Odonnell
@Marc Martin By "Anti French"
If you mean that they will no longer bend over and give the minority
whatever they want then you are correct sir. Bonne Chance.
Barry Odonnell
@Jim Moore Exactly! Look I
will not make fun of Marc Martin's English. It is much better than my
French. However Monsieur Martin would be called "Fluently Bilingual" in
the silly service and handed a government job over someone more
qualified that was English. There is a huge double standard
Rosco holt
@Barry Odonnell
The double standard is having standards being lowered to serve the lazy whiners who don't bother to get the qualifications. While those who did get penalized.
The double standard is having standards being lowered to serve the lazy whiners who don't bother to get the qualifications. While those who did get penalized.
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
Grammar correction on a french person...you want a cookie for this ? Yu would blame everything of what's any French people will do, your point is invalid.
Grammar correction on a french person...you want a cookie for this ? Yu would blame everything of what's any French people will do, your point is invalid.
Marc Martin
@Barry Odonnell
The 2 language are both treated equally, If you didn't get a job its because you simply do not qualify for it.
The 2 language are both treated equally, If you didn't get a job its because you simply do not qualify for it.
Jim Moore
@Marc Martin My point is
pretty valid considering you can't even form a basic sentence even when
you are trying to, and it directly proves my point one the average
education level and literacy rate in New Brunswick, its the worse in the
country and by a long shot
Jim Moore
@Marc Martin They aren't
equal at all, if they were then the french would be held to the same
standards the english are when it comes to testing for bilingual
literacy, as it stands now the French have a very simplified oral exam
consisting of a couple extremely simple questions in english only they
barely need to answer, the english are subjected to a written and oral
exam in both french and english that they are graded to a very high
standard on. That and the french in general can have horrible english
and barely able to communicate, yet get all the government jobs, and are
classified as bilingual when they are barely literate if at all in
either language, and the english are outright refused jobs for not
having perfect french with no accent. As well per person the french
receive 4 times the funding the english get. Its a very unfair and
slanted system. Hopefully its fixed and soon, along with abolishing
segregation, or what the french love to call duality
Jim Moore
@Jim Moore Gotta love auto correct, i mean of and worst, not one and worse, thanks apple
David Amos
@Rosco holt "The double
standard is having standards being lowered to serve the lazy whiners who
don't bother to get the qualifications. While those who did get
penalized."
Methinks the only standard that matters in government is not what you know but who you know N'esy Pas?
Methinks the only standard that matters in government is not what you know but who you know N'esy Pas?
Marguerite Deschamps
@Jim Moore, he did not write
"swarned", but "sworned". Although both are incorrect, how about you;
you can't even copy correctly. Although we should try to make as few
errors as possible, none of us is perfect, including you. If you wish
to nitpick, you failed to put an apostrophe to "more than half of the
province's ability".
Marguerite Deschamps
@Jim Moore, furthermore, if
you pronounced "sworned" or "sworn", you would not even notice the
difference in pronunciation. Talk about cutting hair!
I can give you examples of French correspondence from so-called bilingual Anglophones in the public sector. It is just brutal! Yet they still hold bilingual positions.
I can give you examples of French correspondence from so-called bilingual Anglophones in the public sector. It is just brutal! Yet they still hold bilingual positions.
Jim Moore
@Marguerite Deschamps What
are you talking about Sworn and Sworned don't sound even remotely the
same at all. Not even close, the E is not silent. Stop making excuses
for a complete lack of ability. A missing apostrophe, is nowhere near a
completely butchered spelling that isn't even in the english language.
And I am so sorry I didn't copy a word that doesn't exists in any
language improperly, I couldn't spell it that bad if I tried. But this
goes directly to my point that the french and english are held to
different standards when it comes to literacy and what would be
considered acceptable, one side is held to university level standards in
both languages, and the other side is not even held to grade school
proficiency levels and given all the jobs even though they make up less
than one quarter the population.
Marguerite Deschamps
@Jim Moore, keep going, you are just proving that all these allegations you keep making is total BS.
Rosco holt
@David Amos
"matters in government is not what you know but who you know N'esy Pas?"
Yes, there is that too.
"matters in government is not what you know but who you know N'esy Pas?"
Yes, there is that too.
Marguerite Deschamps
If you ask me, from my
experience dealing with government employees, about all you need is
toddler French for an Anglophone to get a government job.
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
* as it stands now the French have a very simplified oral exam consisting of a couple extremely simple questions in english only they barely need to answer*
Not true again, educate yourself :
https://www.canada.ca/en/public-service-commission/services/second-language-testing-public-service.html
*the english are subjected to a written and oral exam in both french and english that they are graded to a very high standard on*
Again another lie.
* As well per person the french receive 4 times the funding the english get.*
Again stated by a French hater with no proof.
NEXT !!!
* as it stands now the French have a very simplified oral exam consisting of a couple extremely simple questions in english only they barely need to answer*
Not true again, educate yourself :
https://www.canada.ca/en/public-service-commission/services/second-language-testing-public-service.html
*the english are subjected to a written and oral exam in both french and english that they are graded to a very high standard on*
Again another lie.
* As well per person the french receive 4 times the funding the english get.*
Again stated by a French hater with no proof.
NEXT !!!
Marc Martin
@Marguerite Deschamps
The thing is most of the time I write on these blogs on my phone, and I dont even take time to correct anything, I mean most people here are the lowest of the lowest so there is no need for me to put any effort into this.
The thing is most of the time I write on these blogs on my phone, and I dont even take time to correct anything, I mean most people here are the lowest of the lowest so there is no need for me to put any effort into this.
Marc Martin
@Jim Moore
Poor Jim....Corrected by an incompetent francophone, you are right the anglophones are also illiterates, so they are not even qualified in their own language.
Poor Jim....Corrected by an incompetent francophone, you are right the anglophones are also illiterates, so they are not even qualified in their own language.
Marc Martin
@Marguerite Deschamps
Actually most of bilingual jobs in the Federal government and provincial are deemed French essentiel and requires a B in French which any 5th grader can achieve. In Jim's its not his fault he probably finished school at grade 4.
Actually most of bilingual jobs in the Federal government and provincial are deemed French essentiel and requires a B in French which any 5th grader can achieve. In Jim's its not his fault he probably finished school at grade 4.
---------- Original message ----------
From: Brian Gallant <briangallant10@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2018 15:37:00 -0800
Subject: Merci / Thank you Re: Problem with PC Policy Convention I talked to Michael Crase
and he played dumb once it dawned on him he was in over his head
To: david.raymond.amos333@gmail.
(Français à suivre)
If your email is pertaining to the Government of New Brunswick, please
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If your matter is urgent, please email Greg Byrne at greg.byrne@gnb.ca
Thank you.
Si votre courriel s'addresse au Gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick,
svp m'envoyez un courriel à brian.gallant@gnb.ca
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Merci.
---------- Original message ----------
From: David Amos <david.raymond.amos333@gmail.
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2018 19:36:55 -0400
Subject: Re: Problem with PC Policy Convention I talked to Michael Crase and he
played dumb once it dawned on him he was in over his head
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vote@jimkarahalios.ca, premier <premier@ontario.ca>,
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From: Jim Karahalios <vote@jimkarahalios.ca>
Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2018 21:55:33 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: I am being blackmailed by the friends of Brian Patterson. And
so are others ...
To: David Amos <motomaniac333@gmail.com>
David,
I am being blackmailed by Brian Patterson's friend John Casselman.
At 12:03pm today, Brian Patterson's friend John Casselman sent me an
email saying, "I'm giving you 3 hours to give me a call about why,
after the email below, I just received a lit piece in the mail from
you quoting the same thing. No call ='s one of your stories being told
across the whole province."
In John's prior email to me he said, "If you ever do that again -
quote from a private email chain that I sent out and copied you in
good faith - I'll blow your campaign up. Lots of stories from your
wavering days when I was saving your ass politically from the court
case. Capeche? I'm f'ing serious on this one."
Here's a screenshot of the email:
From: Jim Karahalios <vote@jimkarahalios.ca>
Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2018 21:55:33 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: I am being blackmailed by the friends of Brian Patterson. And
so are others ...
To: David Amos <motomaniac333@gmail.com>
David,
I am being blackmailed by Brian Patterson's friend John Casselman.
At 12:03pm today, Brian Patterson's friend John Casselman sent me an
email saying, "I'm giving you 3 hours to give me a call about why,
after the email below, I just received a lit piece in the mail from
you quoting the same thing. No call ='s one of your stories being told
across the whole province."
In John's prior email to me he said, "If you ever do that again -
quote from a private email chain that I sent out and copied you in
good faith - I'll blow your campaign up. Lots of stories from your
wavering days when I was saving your ass politically from the court
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Premier Blaine Higgs cabinet includes all 4 women in caucus, lone francophone
Higgs tells 16 fellow cabinet ministers they have to give straight answers
CBC News · Posted: Nov 09, 2018 9:00 AM ATBlaine Higgs has become New Brunswick's 34th premier and has sworn in a cabinet that he says will get right to work solving the province's problems.
Higgs appointed 16 members to cabinet, including all four women Progressive Conservative MLAs, the party's lone francophone member as deputy premier, and a former leader of the NDP as education minister.
The members of the Higgs cabinet are:
- Robert Gauvin, deputy premier, Tourism Heritage and Culture
- Andrea Anderson-Mason, Justice and Attorney General
- Ross Wetmore, Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries
- Mary Wilson, Economic Development and Small Business
- Dominic Cardy, Education and Early Childhood Development
- Mike Holland, Energy and Resource Development
- Jeff Carr, Environment and Local Government
- Dorothy Shephard, Social Development
- Trevor Holder, Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour
- Sherry Wilson, Service New Brunswick
- Carl Urquhart, Public Safety and Solicitor General
- Jake Stewart, Aboriginal Affairs
- Ted Flemming, Health
- Bill Oliver, Transportation and Infrastructure
- Ernie Steeves, Finance
- Greg Thompson, Intergovernmental Affairs
In a speech after the swearing-in, Higgs put his cabinet on notice that he is serious about his promise to do politics differently.
"I want each of you to recall my promise, made during the throne speech debate, that we would hold ourselves to a higher standard," he told his ministers.
"When we are asked a sincere question, we will give a straight answer. When we are given a job to do, we will measure the results and share them without spin. When we make mistakes, we will humbly own them and work to do better.
"When we defend our choices, we will do so with evidence and facts, not talking points and personal attacks. And we will always remember that results, not image, are the things that will keep the New Brunswick dream alive."
CBC News
Here's what you need to know about Blaine Higgs
Blaine Higgs will be
sworn in as the province’s new Progressive Conservative premier on
Friday. Here are eight things you need to know about him. 1:40
The swearing-in took place one week after Brian Gallant's Liberal minority government was defeated in a confidence vote. Higgs will also have to govern without a majority in the legislature.
Higgs's choice of Steeves as finance minister comes just days after he acknowledged to reporters he was tempted to keep the job for himself. Higgs was finance minister in the previous PC government from 2010 to 2014.
"I thought, 'Why couldn't I do both?'" he told reporters on Monday. "Let's just say it'll be good for me to be close to my finance minister."
Conspicuous in their absence from the new cabinet were Bruce Fitch and Bruce Northrup, who both held senior ministerial positions in the previous Tory government of David Alward.
All 4 female MLAs are ministers
One of the women appointed to cabinet, Andrea Anderson-Mason, brushed off questions about all four female PC MLAs becoming ministers.
"I'm also a lawyer," she said. "Let's not forget that. I'm happy to be here and to be a woman in a cabinet position, but I'm also happy to be here as a lawyer as well."
"Women need to be part of our democratic process," he said. "We can learn a lot from our colleagues and we need a diversification within our group to do that."
Language division
Gauvin, the MLA for Shippagan-Lamèque-Miscou, was seen as an inevitable cabinet choice after he was elected as the only PC MLA from a northern francophone riding.
He said part of his job would be to work to repair language divisions in the province.
"We have to roll up our sleeves, talk to each other, find ways to respect each other, and get the job done," he said.
Gauvin said he wasn't bothered that office-space limitations in the anterooms adjacent to the legislative chamber led the Tories to have the three People's Alliance MLAs sit with them on the government side of the house.
He said he has been urged by at least one francophone lobby group to get to know the Alliance members and better understand their opposition to some aspects of official bilingualism.
Asked if the Alliance members were making similar efforts to understand him, he said: "Not yet, because we've just started speaking. They're not monsters. We'll start from there."
Higgs also said there's no message in letting the Alliance members sit on the government side.
"I would like to spend more time on the actual messages that are real, because of what we accomplish," he said.
Many policy questions unanswered
Among the immediate issues on the government's agenda is a fix for the shortage of paramedics and nurses, legislative changes to WorkSafeNB to halt spiralling rate increases paid by employers, and a clash with Ottawa on carbon taxes.
Neither Flemming nor new attorney-general Anderson-Mason would comment on how they'll keep Higgs's promise to address the paramedic shortage and ambulance delays without running afoul of a consent order that requires bilingual service.
"Today is not the day to discuss policy," Anderson-Mason said.
Flemming said the consent order doesn't have the same weight as legal precedent but wouldn't discuss it much more than that.
"I believe the matter should be resolvable if we put the best interests of New Brunswickers first," he said.
Higgs had criticized the Liberals for making the move before there was any evidence that the previous Grade 3 entry point was hurting educational outcomes.
"Amazingly, having been sworn in less than an hour ago, I'm not going to be making policy announcements today," Cardy said.
With his cabinet in place, Higgs will aim to bring in a throne speech the week of Nov. 20. It will face a confidence vote after two weeks of debate.
The three Alliance MLAs have already said they will vote to keep the PC government in power for at least 18 months.
That gives the PCs a total of 25 votes, a bare majority to pass legislation. The Liberals have 20 seats and the Greens have three.
Speaker Daniel Guitard, elected as a Liberal, said Friday he will stay in the position for now — removing one vote from his party's benches — but will rethink if the PCs do anything that forces him to abandon his neutrality.
"The day there's something that happens that will [prevent] me from being impartial will be the day I leave," he said.
Liberals defeated last week
On Nov. 2, the house voted 25-23 for a throne speech motion amended by the PC Opposition to declare no confidence in the government.
Three People's Alliance MLAs joined the 22 PC MLAs in voting to defeat the government. Meanwhile, 20 Liberals and three Greens voted to keep it alive.
Higgs told reporters earlier that he wanted a speedy transition of power.
"Our target is still on track for what we said in terms of a quick plan, a quick move to government," he said.
"I'm excited about that."
The PCs hold 22 of 49 seats in the legislature. The three People's Alliance MLAs have said they'll vote bill-by-bill to keep the Tories in office for at least 18 months.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/eight-things-you-need-to-know-about-blaine-higgs-1.4897225
8 things you need to know about New Brunswick's next premier, Blaine Higgs
Several factors make Higgs one of the more unusual politicians to hold the office in recent memory
He's going to be the next premier of New Brunswick — and he'll also be one of the more unusual politicians to hold the office in recent memory.
Blaine Higgs will be sworn in as the province's new Progressive Conservative premier on Friday, an unconventional choice for the job after an unconventional election.
Here are eight things you need to know about Blaine Higgs.
1. He'll be the oldest premier of New Brunswick, ever
Higgs will be the first New Brunswick premier from the Saint John area in 83 years.
Six of the last seven premiers who won power through elections were in their 30s. The exception, David Alward, was 50. Higgs is 64.But that's more than just a break from the recent pattern. Higgs will be the oldest premier to take office ever — since the advent of responsible government in 1854. (Leonard Tilley, sworn in at age 63 in 1933, is the current record-holder.)
Higgs made a virtue of his age when the Liberals attacked him for having run for the leadership of the Confederation of Regions Party in 1989. Higgs was 35 at the time, the same age as Premier Brian Gallant when the negative ads were launched last year.
"I've been attacked about decisions I might have made when I was premier's age," Higgs said, "and that's why I can understand some of the decisions the premier's been making now."
2. He's from the smallest 'city' in the province
Last year Higgs estimated the year-round population of Forest City at seven people. "It survives because of the summer activity, not because of any industry or economic development," he said.
That gives him a perspective on small-town life, he said. "There are a lot of rural communities that are challenged, and kids are leaving. Let's not pretend otherwise. Let's lay it all out there and say, 'What collectively are we going to do?'"
3. He worked for the Irvings
When the Liberals used that to attack him as a pawn of big business, Higgs responded that working for Irving Oil allowed him to do what many New Brunswickers dream of.
"I would like that opportunity for anyone coming out of university, or coming out of high school … to have an opportunity to find a job and have a career right here," he said.
He has also said the Irving ethos — cost efficiency and measurable targets — would help him as premier. "I learned a lot working for that company," he said.
"It's ironic to me that someone would say because I have had broad experience throughout my career, that's not a plus to being in the middle of an $8 billion expenditure of taxpayer money."
4. He ran for the leadership of another party
Although he moved from a protest party to a mainstream one, he seems to like that the Greens and the People's Alliance are shaking up the traditional way of doing politics, a system he says he disdains.
For example, he ruled out a PC-Liberal coalition, he said, because voters "have elected two other parties that cannot and should not be shut out of this process."
5. … and not just any other party
The party Higgs wanted to lead in 1989, the Confederation of Regions, was anti-bilingualism, while the PC party he now leads lists official bilingualism as one of its key principles.
Higgs says he no longer subscribes to the COR worldview. "I believe that all New Brunswickers, French and English, have the opportunity to speak their own language and to learn another one," he said in August. "My opinion has changed over the last 30 years."
Even so, many Acadian organizations are wary about what his COR past means for his approach to language rights.
6. He's the first unilingual premier elected since 1970
Higgs's ability to overcome suspicions about his COR past will be hampered by his inability to speak French well.
The PC leader started taking lessons after he won the PC leadership and has gamely made small talk with francophones. He has also delivered two major speeches entirely in French.
CBC News
Here's what you need to know about Blaine Higgs
Blaine Higgs will be
sworn in as the province’s new Progressive Conservative premier on
Friday. Here are eight things you need to know about him. 1:40
7. He won the party leadership despite his fellow MLAs, not because of them
Portland-Simonds MLA Trevor Holder, who supported Mel Norton, said at the time that Higgs's vocal dislike of politics was misplaced, because elected officials should respond to their constituents and communities. "When it's done right … politics is what makes things happen."
And Rothesay MLA Ted Flemming, who supported Monica Barley, took an apparent swipe at Higgs's focus on the deficit.
"New Brunswick isn't just a balance sheet," he said. "I'm from the Progressive Conservative Party. That word means something to me. That word has history."
8. He's in a hurry, but he may not be able to hurry
He's asking that proposals to address a shortage of paramedics be on his desk next week, he plans to join a legal challenge of the federal climate plan by the end of this month, and PC MLA Bruce Northrup says a moratorium on fracking could be lifted in the Sussex area before the end of the year.
The People's Alliance has promised to support him on confidence votes for 18 months, but will decide how to vote on other legislation one bill at a time.
That may make it difficult for Higgs to do all the things he feels are necessary — making him the first premier to take office in that position in a century.
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