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A Markus Rant
Posted: December 1, 2015
November 2015: Just when I thought the NB Liberal government couldn't possibly be more ignorant and stunned you come up with this hair-brained scheme to cut the New Brunswick deficit by a whopping $2million dollars?!! New Brunswick is in the hole for damned near 500 million dollars!! I swear to every God above, I thought […more]Summary of Miramichi Meeting
Posted: November 16, 2015
Just got back from Miramichi, and my head is still spinning from a very busy, informative, and productive day - but I will try to give you all a quick summary. The minutes from out Executive meeting are being prepared and will be available to member in the next few days. Overall - Miramichi was […more]ARANB Press release – Wayne Grant
Posted: November 5, 2015
ARANB Press Release - Wayne Grant - Nov. 3, 2015 […more]Public Information Session – Miramichi, NB
Posted: November 2, 2015
We will be addressing the issues that are currently affecting Anglophones in the province... […more]Commissionaire’s hours cut after language commissioner’s complaint
Posted: November 2, 2015
Katherine d'Entremont launched investigation after Wayne Grant couldn't provide service in French […more]Public Information Session – Salisbury, NB
Posted: September 17, 2015
With Special Guests who will lead an Informative discussion on what the Anglophone community is currently facing in NB. […more]Public Information Session – Saint John, NB
Posted: September 12, 2015
Special Guest: Millie Forrest, Canadian Taxpayers Federation […more]Miramichi Meeting Update
Posted: September 8, 2015
Just got back from Miramichi, and my head is still spinning from a very busy, informative, and productive day - but I will try to give you all a quick summary. Janice will also be preparing the minutes from out meeting, and we will have some updates for you in that area within the next […more]Anglophone rights group wants proportionate funding
Posted: September 8, 2015
A new advocacy group for the English language in New Brunswick held its first meeting in Sussex Thursday night.Francophone teachers association sues government
Posted: July 1, 2015
The Association of Francophone Teachers of New Brunswick, which represents 3,000 public school teachers, is taking the provincial government to court over what it sees as grossly insufficient funding for French schools. "We're not asking for icing on the cake, we're asking for the full meal deal. We're asking for equality," said Lucie Martin, vice […more]“Why isn’t my French good enough for jobs”
Posted: April 28, 2015
The Editor, In response to an April 11th letter to the editor entitled “Why isn’t my French good enough for jobs” by author Katelyn Myra. It is extremely encouraging to witness a young citizen standing up for her rights. For several decades our governments, both Federal and Provincial have been promoting French immersion for English […more]Segregation in New Brunswick
Posted: March 27, 2015
To the Editor..... In December 1955 in Montgomery Alabama, Rosa Parks a middle aged African American woman defied segregationist policies and refused to go to the back of the bus and give up her seat to a white passenger. Her defiance was the start of a cataclysmic change of events that has forever changed race […more]
A Markus Rant
Posted: December 1, 2015
November 2015: Just when I thought the NB Liberal government couldn't possibly be more ignorant and stunned you come up with this hair-brained scheme to cut the New Brunswick deficit by a whopping $2million dollars?!! New Brunswick is in the hole for damned near 500 million dollars!! I swear to every God above, I thought […more]Summary of Miramichi Meeting
Posted: November 16, 2015
Just got back from Miramichi, and my head is still spinning from a very busy, informative, and productive day - but I will try to give you all a quick summary. The minutes from out Executive meeting are being prepared and will be available to member in the next few days. Overall - Miramichi was […more]ARANB Press release – Wayne Grant
Posted: November 5, 2015
ARANB Press Release - Wayne Grant - Nov. 3, 2015 […more]Public Information Session – Miramichi, NB
Posted: November 2, 2015
We will be addressing the issues that are currently affecting Anglophones in the province... […more]Commissionaire’s hours cut after language commissioner’s complaint
Posted: November 2, 2015
Katherine d'Entremont launched investigation after Wayne Grant couldn't provide service in French […more]Public Information Session – Salisbury, NB
Posted: September 17, 2015
With Special Guests who will lead an Informative discussion on what the Anglophone community is currently facing in NB. […more]Public Information Session – Saint John, NB
Posted: September 12, 2015
Special Guest: Millie Forrest, Canadian Taxpayers Federation […more]Miramichi Meeting Update
Posted: September 8, 2015
Just got back from Miramichi, and my head is still spinning from a very busy, informative, and productive day - but I will try to give you all a quick summary. Janice will also be preparing the minutes from out meeting, and we will have some updates for you in that area within the next […more]Anglophone rights group wants proportionate funding
Posted: September 8, 2015
A new advocacy group for the English language in New Brunswick held its first meeting in Sussex Thursday night.Francophone teachers association sues government
Posted: July 1, 2015
The Association of Francophone Teachers of New Brunswick, which represents 3,000 public school teachers, is taking the provincial government to court over what it sees as grossly insufficient funding for French schools. "We're not asking for icing on the cake, we're asking for the full meal deal. We're asking for equality," said Lucie Martin, vice […more]“Why isn’t my French good enough for jobs”
Posted: April 28, 2015
The Editor, In response to an April 11th letter to the editor entitled “Why isn’t my French good enough for jobs” by author Katelyn Myra. It is extremely encouraging to witness a young citizen standing up for her rights. For several decades our governments, both Federal and Provincial have been promoting French immersion for English […more]Segregation in New Brunswick
Posted: March 27, 2015
To the Editor..... In December 1955 in Montgomery Alabama, Rosa Parks a middle aged African American woman defied segregationist policies and refused to go to the back of the bus and give up her seat to a white passenger. Her defiance was the start of a cataclysmic change of events that has forever changed race […more]