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And the Wolf Said Unto the Sheep
Posted: June 23, 2019
And the Wolf Said Unto the Sheep There is a great benefit to our relationship. Introduction: (sorry, a little long) SANB (Acadian Society of New Brunswick) and a few complicit English organizations have commenced a propaganda initiative to exaggerate the value of bilingualism to New Brunswick. Their effort is to put lipstick on a pig […more]PARTICIPATION
Posted: June 23, 2019
A fatal blind spot for Anglos is the importance of PARTICIPATION. In the early 1980’s the Francophone community was upset about their lack of participation in the civil service. The Hatfield government responded by establishing a royal commission to look into it. The Poirier Bastarache ( a two Francophone ) commission was established and recommended […more]Premier Higgs Wants to Hear from You!
Posted: June 23, 2019
Do Not Let This Go! Listen to the video below. Mr. Higgs stated that no one should be denied a job or promotion to a job on the basis of language. He wants to know if that is happening. Fourteen Anglophone paramedic’s recently wrote in a letter to the media stating it in fact had […more]ARANB HAS APPLIED FOR INTERVENOR STATUS IN AMBULANCE NB ARBITRATOR’S REVIEW
Posted: January 18, 2019
IMPORTANT NOTICE: As of January 17, 2019, ARANB has applied to the courts for Intervenor Status in the Ambulance New Brunswick Arbitrator's Review being heard on January 24th at the Fredericton Court House. Our Motion for Intervenor Status will be heard by Judge Denise LeBlanc on Tuesday, January 22nd at 9:30 am. We will keep […more]$10G Challenge Thank you!!
Posted: January 9, 2019
Happy New Year to All. We are pleased to announce our $10G Challenge fundraiser was a resounding success. Thank you to everyone who made a contribution. Without you, it can’t be done. It is very positive to see how our citizens understand and care about the situation of inequity and division in our province. Together […more]$10G Challenge
Posted: December 14, 2018
$10G Challenge - Ends Jan 1, 2019 The Anglophone Rights Association has been presented with a financial opportunity that will allow for us to gain public exposure via media sources. We need to let people know who we are, and what we are seeking.. Fairness and Opportunity within the province for all New Brunswickers We have a passionate and dedicated couple whom have […more]ARANB Letter to All Senators, MPs and Premiers
Posted: December 14, 2018
November 26, 2018 To: All Canadian Senators, MPs and Premiers, Re: Comments and Objections to Bill S209 Amendments to the Official Languages Act As you may be aware, the Senate Standing Committee on Official Languages is conducting hearings on changes to the Official Languages Act. We have serious concerns regarding these hearings. We are the […more]‘We can’t let people die on the side of the road’: Gauvin
Posted: November 7, 2018
John Chilibeck, Legislature Bureau, Nov 7, 2018 FREDERICTON • The only Tory francophone to win a seat in the provincial election says an accident he was in three years ago convinced him to support his party’s stance on ambulances, regardless of whether the paramedics are fully bilingual. Robert Gauvin said he was travelling with […more]French an ‘asset’ but not the priority in hiring Fredericton police
Posted: March 6, 2018
The Fredericton Police Force is trying to increase French proficiency among officers, but it hasn't been easy and it isn't the priority in hiring. "I don't want the language competency to drive the hiring process," Deputy Chief Martin Gaudet said. "I want the hard skills, the soft skills, the emotional skills of the individual to drive the hire." […more]Francophone communities outside Quebec issue ultimatum in Ottawa (Translated using Google Translate)
Posted: January 29, 2018
The Federation of Francophone and Acadian Communities (FCFA) in Canada is demanding concrete action from the federal government to improve the lot of Francophone minority communities and gives it until March 31 to do so. "It's been more than 27 months since this government came to power. Since then, we have had a lot of […more]French-immersion students score much higher on English tests than core students Teachers spokesperson says streaming exists in provincial schools, despite inclusion policy
Posted: January 23, 2018
Standardized test results released last week show wide discrepancies between students who are in French immersion and those who aren't, the president of the New Brunswick Teachers Association says. Ninety-four per cent of Grade 9 immersion students did well on their English-language assessments compared with 74 per cent of students in the core program. George Daley said […more]Exclusive: Language rules hurting bus service – mom (paid content)
Posted: January 22, 2018
https://www.telegraphjournal.com/times-transcript/story/100489767/late-bus?source=story-latest
And the Wolf Said Unto the Sheep
Posted: June 23, 2019
And the Wolf Said Unto the Sheep There is a great benefit to our relationship. Introduction: (sorry, a little long) SANB (Acadian Society of New Brunswick) and a few complicit English organizations have commenced a propaganda initiative to exaggerate the value of bilingualism to New Brunswick. Their effort is to put lipstick on a pig […more]PARTICIPATION
Posted: June 23, 2019
A fatal blind spot for Anglos is the importance of PARTICIPATION. In the early 1980’s the Francophone community was upset about their lack of participation in the civil service. The Hatfield government responded by establishing a royal commission to look into it. The Poirier Bastarache ( a two Francophone ) commission was established and recommended […more]Premier Higgs Wants to Hear from You!
Posted: June 23, 2019
Do Not Let This Go! Listen to the video below. Mr. Higgs stated that no one should be denied a job or promotion to a job on the basis of language. He wants to know if that is happening. Fourteen Anglophone paramedic’s recently wrote in a letter to the media stating it in fact had […more]ARANB HAS APPLIED FOR INTERVENOR STATUS IN AMBULANCE NB ARBITRATOR’S REVIEW
Posted: January 18, 2019
IMPORTANT NOTICE: As of January 17, 2019, ARANB has applied to the courts for Intervenor Status in the Ambulance New Brunswick Arbitrator's Review being heard on January 24th at the Fredericton Court House. Our Motion for Intervenor Status will be heard by Judge Denise LeBlanc on Tuesday, January 22nd at 9:30 am. We will keep […more]$10G Challenge Thank you!!
Posted: January 9, 2019
Happy New Year to All. We are pleased to announce our $10G Challenge fundraiser was a resounding success. Thank you to everyone who made a contribution. Without you, it can’t be done. It is very positive to see how our citizens understand and care about the situation of inequity and division in our province. Together […more]$10G Challenge
Posted: December 14, 2018
$10G Challenge - Ends Jan 1, 2019 The Anglophone Rights Association has been presented with a financial opportunity that will allow for us to gain public exposure via media sources. We need to let people know who we are, and what we are seeking.. Fairness and Opportunity within the province for all New Brunswickers We have a passionate and dedicated couple whom have […more]ARANB Letter to All Senators, MPs and Premiers
Posted: December 14, 2018
November 26, 2018 To: All Canadian Senators, MPs and Premiers, Re: Comments and Objections to Bill S209 Amendments to the Official Languages Act As you may be aware, the Senate Standing Committee on Official Languages is conducting hearings on changes to the Official Languages Act. We have serious concerns regarding these hearings. We are the […more]‘We can’t let people die on the side of the road’: Gauvin
Posted: November 7, 2018
John Chilibeck, Legislature Bureau, Nov 7, 2018 FREDERICTON • The only Tory francophone to win a seat in the provincial election says an accident he was in three years ago convinced him to support his party’s stance on ambulances, regardless of whether the paramedics are fully bilingual. Robert Gauvin said he was travelling with […more]French an ‘asset’ but not the priority in hiring Fredericton police
Posted: March 6, 2018
The Fredericton Police Force is trying to increase French proficiency among officers, but it hasn't been easy and it isn't the priority in hiring. "I don't want the language competency to drive the hiring process," Deputy Chief Martin Gaudet said. "I want the hard skills, the soft skills, the emotional skills of the individual to drive the hire." […more]Francophone communities outside Quebec issue ultimatum in Ottawa (Translated using Google Translate)
Posted: January 29, 2018
The Federation of Francophone and Acadian Communities (FCFA) in Canada is demanding concrete action from the federal government to improve the lot of Francophone minority communities and gives it until March 31 to do so. "It's been more than 27 months since this government came to power. Since then, we have had a lot of […more]French-immersion students score much higher on English tests than core students Teachers spokesperson says streaming exists in provincial schools, despite inclusion policy
Posted: January 23, 2018
Standardized test results released last week show wide discrepancies between students who are in French immersion and those who aren't, the president of the New Brunswick Teachers Association says. Ninety-four per cent of Grade 9 immersion students did well on their English-language assessments compared with 74 per cent of students in the core program. George Daley said […more]Exclusive: Language rules hurting bus service – mom (paid content)
Posted: January 22, 2018
https://www.telegraphjournal.com/times-transcript/story/100489767/late-bus?source=story-latest