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As published on page A1/A7 on November 17, 2004 The Fredericton Fort Nashwaak MLA said he's not opposed to the legislature's law amendments committee tinkering with certain aspects of the legislation. The legislation was introduced by Liberal MLA Kelly Lamrock (Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak) in response to the mauling death of James Waddell in 2003. The Fredericton woman, who is confined to a wheelchair after a life-long battle with polio, said she supports tougher laws addressing backyard breeders, encouraging more education about dogs in schools and beefing up laws targeting irresponsible dog owners. statslady.homestead.com /files/Clancy_Bill_55_Press_Releases.htm

Fredericton Since Fredericton, unlike Saint John, was not prone to sea attacks; was easily accessible by the St. John River; surrounded by excellent farming land and forests; and was central in the province, the British Government quickly approved Carleton's choice. The Fredericton area was not settled again until 1732 when a group of French Acadians, fleeing the British forces who had taken possession of Nova Scotia by the Treaty of Utrecht, made their way to the St. John River Valley. In 1983, to mark the 200th anniversary of the Loyalist landing in Fredericton, another monument was erected by the United Empire Loyalists Society in front of the Old Burial Ground on Brunswick Street. www.unbf.ca /clubs/indasso/unbfred.htm

Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak - Definition, explanation Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak is a provincial electoral district for the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, Canada. www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/f/fr/fredericton_fort_nashwaak.php

Pit Bull Forums - Bad dog law won't work, committee hears More than 30 people offered their opinions about Bill 55 on Tuesday, the first of a two-day hearing on legislation proposed by Fredericton Fort-Nashwaak MLA Kelly Lamrock. Fredericton SPCA president Janet Jenkins agrees that dogs need to be controlled, but says targeting specific breeds is not the answer. Cheryl Egerton of the Fredericton Kennel Club also says Bill 55 is a bad idea, and the province needs to simply dedicate more money to enforce the animal control laws already in place. www.game-dog.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2858

More pomp than circumstance - 0549 - By Patrick Toner Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak MLA Kelly Lamrock is another quip-meister whose comments give teeth to the term "sound bite." Reporters reached for their pens as Lamrock rose to make his first remarks about how the Conservatives allow Liberal ideas to die on the order paper and then resurrect them months later in the Throne Speech. www.herenb.com /saintjohn/issues/0549/pomp.html

UNB Professor elected to NB Legislature (June 9, 1999) Green, a Fredericton lawyer in his early thirties, is also seen in political circles as having a good chance of being named to the provincial cabinet. Green¹s Fredericton South riding takes in most of the downtown area and the area of the city bounded by Regent Street and the Hanwell Road area. Meanwhile, Brad Green was re-elected as the Progressive Conservative MLA for Fredericton South. www.unb.ca /web/bruns/9900/Summer/News/990609-profelected.html

Nashwaak River A French fort, Fort Nashwaak, was built at the river's mouth in 1692 and was the first European settlement in the Fredericton area. The river rises from Nashwaak Lake (southeast of the village of Juniper) and flows south and east through uninhabited land and rapids to the village of Stanley. The Nashwaak River located in west-central New Brunswick, Canada; is a tributary of the Saint John River. www.worldhistory.com /wiki/N/Nashwaak-River.htm

New Brunswick Liberal Association - MLAs - Kelly Lamrock (Fredericton Fort Nashwaak) A lifelong resident of Fredericton, Kelly Lamrock offers voters in Fredericton Fort Nashwaak a representative who knows his community's needs and understands provincial issues. He completed his post-secondary education in Fredericton, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Thomas University in 1995 and a law degree from the University of New Brunswick in 1997. Kelly is a graduate of Fredericton High School. www.nblib.nb.ca /english/profiles/MLAs/kelly_lamrock.htm

Fredericton Chamber of Commerce - Municipal Brief - 2004 As Fredericton North continues to prosper, with attractions such as Fort Nashwaak Recreation and the Marysville National Historic District, now is the time to ensure visitors to our city are provided with the right direction to make their stay with us as convenient and memorable as possible. Fredericton City Council has approved funds to undertake the development of a concept plan to follow-up on the feasibility study that is currently underway. Although Fredericton is one of only two cities in the province of New Brunswick to maintain growth (as of 2001), our population is expected to slowly decline by 3.7% from now until 2016. www.frederictonchamber.ca /issues/mun2004.asp

Native MLA tired of racist teasing : Thunderbay IMC Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak MLA T.J. Burke says Conservative MLAs will sometimes ask him where they can get a salmon or some lobster — referring to the treaty right aboriginals have to gather natural resources. FREDERICTON — New Brunswick's first aboriginal MLA is fed up with being the target of racial taunts and wants some of his fellow legislators to take training in cultural sensitivity. Burke, a successful lawyer with two university degrees, says the taunts have included calling him "Tonto" and "teepee," or asking if he can go and shoot a moose. thunderbay.indymedia.org /news/2004/10/15801.php

Saint John Waterfront Development Partnership - Telegraph Journal - LaTour promoter eyes ACOA cash Fredericton Liberal MP Andy Scott, a former federal cabinet minister, made the Fort Nashwaak announcement. The bulk of the Fort Nashwaak funds, $850,000 worth, are coming from ACOA's Strategic Community Investment Fund, which is designed to support strategic initiatives that respond to the economic development needs of Atlantic Canada and help communities strengthen their economic base. The chairman of the Fort LaTour Development Authority hopes the local landmark is next in line for funding from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. www.sjwaterfront.com /english/news_articles/telegraph/10_01_03.asp

Fredericton --  Encyclopædia Britannica Occupying the site of the French Fort Nashwaak (1692) and the Acadian settlement of St. Anne's Point (1731), it was laid out by loyalists (Tories) in 1785 and named after Frederick, son of King George III. Occupying the site of the French Fort Nashwaak (1692) and the Acadian settlement of St. Anne's Point (1731), it was laid out by loyalists (Tories) in 1785 and named after Frederick, son of King... The capital city of the Canadian province of New Brunswick, Fredericton lies on the St. John River in the central part of the province. www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=9035267&query=null&ct=null

CanadianDriver: Federal and provincial governments contribute $10 million to improve New Brunswick highway The announcement was attended by Minister of Labour and MP (Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe) Claudette Bradshaw, and MP (Fredericton) Andy Scott, on behalf of Transport Minister David Collenette, together with New Brunswick Transportation Minister Percy Mockler, New Brunswick Justice Minister Brad Green, and MLA (Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak) Eric MacKenzie. The project consists of twinning a 2.3-kilometre section of Route 7, which is part of the National Highway System, between the Trans-Canada Highway and Doak Road in the City of Fredericton. This section of highway serves as the Route 2 East Fredericton high speed-connector. www.canadiandriver.com /news/020829-7.htm

canadaeast.com - DGEBRIEF Green was the only Conservative victor in the region, with his counterparts Eric MacKenzie in Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak and Peter Forbes in Fredericton North failing to be re-elected. Fredericton South MLA Brad Green, left, is congratulated by supporter Trevor Hanley as Green returns to his campaign headquarters. "I think the downtown core of Fredericton indicated they wanted change and a lot of them were disgusted with the old-style politicking that was going on with the other parties," she said. canadaeast.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20030610/DGEBRIEF/306100073

ODP: Regional:North America:Canada:New Brunswick:Localities:Fredericton:Society and Culture Re-Elect Eric Mackenzie - Biography as well as his accomplishments and commitments for the Fredericton - Fort Nashwaak riding. Fredericton Firefighters Association - IAFF Local 1053 offers a history of the department in Fredericton, public work and the business of the local. Fredericton Seventh-day Adventist Church - Located in New Brunswick's capital city, this church offers sermons online. beta.thesoftwarestudio.com /Regional,North_America,Canada,New_Brunswick,Localities,Fredericton,Society_and_Culture.html

an0505.htm Fredericton Playhouse Inc. is a charitable, non-profit organization which manages and develops a 709-seat theatre in Downtown Fredericton. Modern dancer/choreographer Sue Lambropoulos is joined by her Dance Fredericton colleagues Ginny Steeves and Rebecca Thomas in six new dance sequences, all accompanied by the wide-ranging musical artistry of classical guitarist Steven Peacock, keyboardist/percussionist Mike Doherty, jazz vocalist Tania Breen, Symphony New Brunswick principal flutist Sally Wright, and Hot Toddy bassist Tom Easley. This year’s cabaret will be in support of Fredericton Arts and Learning - Charlotte Street School Project. people.stu.ca /~hunt/artsalliance/an0505.htm

Mcadams Select Funeral Home She was a member of the P.C. Women’s Association and the Fredericton Fort Nashwaak P.C. Association. Survived by one son, Dwight (Heather) Gaddess of Saskatoon, Sk; one daughter, Eloise (Fred) Rowan of Fredericton; one brother, Dr. Marven (Diana) Palmer of Fredericton; six grandchildren, Michael Rowan of Fredericton, Darryn Gaddess, Eloise Gaddess, Dustyn Gaddess, David Gaddess and Christine Gaddess all of Saskatoon, SK; and several nieces and nephews. She taught School in Minto for 16 years and in Fredericton for 21 years. www.mcadamsfh.com /obit_details.asp?obit_id=7357

Nashwaak Tour The tour begins in Fredericton, in Carleton Park at the corner of Union and Gibson Streets, where you will see a cairn indicating the site of Fort Nashwaak. This pretty gothic church replaced the old St. Peter's which built in 1827, was the first Anglican church on the Nashwaak, and was for many years the parish church of St. Mary's. This was one of the very early church buildings on the Nashwaak. personal.nbnet.nb.ca /evanss/nashwaak/frames/tour.html

Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak Fort Nashwaak should stay blue on election night, but, like with Fredericton North, if Shawn Graham builds up enough momentum it could go red. In any event, Fort Nashwaak is one of the most weirdly drawn ridings in the province, taking in two parts of the city that really don't have much to do with each other. The NDP is running Penny Erichson, and while it would be difficult for her to win, she may certainly influence how the vote goes. www.electionprediction.org /2003_qc/2003_nbns/nb/fredericton-fort-nashwaak.html

Fredericton Anti Poverty Organization FAPO, New Brunswick, Canada is a non profit that was founded in 1983 to raise awareness of poverty and help the poor. Guest speakers include Elizabeth Weir, Leader NB NDP, Kelly Lamrock, MLA Fredericton Fort-Nashwaak and House Leader (Opposition) and Susan Butterfield, NB Human Rights Commission. The Fredericton Anti-Poverty Organization says that the proposed exemptions to the province’s Economic Unit Policy that were leaked yesterday to the press only prove the widespread discrimination which prevents the poorest of the poor from living together to share their meagre resources. Fredericton Anti Poverty Organization FAPO, New Brunswick, Canada is a non profit that was founded in 1983 to raise awareness of poverty and help the poor. www.antipoverty.com

Fredericton Signing Agent Gardiner Realty - Fredericton Oromocto And Gagetown NB inactive was a Crown agent outside the RCMP were a handful of Fredericton police officers... Realty has served the Fredericton, Oromocto and Gagetown areas... aboutagent.com /reca/nb/nb1590.html

The Nashwaak from Stanley to Fredericton Anyway, we finally pulled in just past the Fort Nashwaak motel on the Saint John River just as the sun was setting, and I was met by my understandably distraught wife. The Nashwaak flows through the center of Stanley here, but there are no signs the community is just over the bank after the first turn or so under the Stanley bridge. Here we are, two springs later, picking up where we left off on the Nashwaak, except this time it's Biff and I. We put in behind the fire station in Stanley, the same spot where my two brothers, Shane and I, took out after our three-day run down from Nashwaak Lake two years ago. www.nanookofthenashwaak.com /nashwaak3.htm

Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick is located in Fredericton. The current members were elected in the 55th general election held on June 9, 2003 except for Victor Boudreau who was elected in a by-election on October 4, 2004. Wikimedia needs your help in its US$200,000 fund drive. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Legislative_Assembly_of_New_Brunswick

Saint John Waterfront Development Partnership - Telegraph Journal - $3M facelift proposed for Fort La Tour ACOA recently announced that Fredericton's Fort Nashwaak will receive a total of $1 million. Fort La Tour could attract an extra 30,000 visitors to Saint John each year, according to the head of the Fort La Tour Development Authority. Phase I of the proposed Fort La Tour development includes an interpretive plaza with sign panels and media players, an amphitheatre for 125 to 250 people, an off-site washroom building, a commemorative plaque on a stone cairn, pathways, landscape, lighting and site beautification, which complement Harbour Passage, and guides in period costumes offering hands-on interpretation. www.sjwaterfront.com /english/news_articles/telegraph/11_04_03.asp

SchoolFinder.com The UNB alumni appointed to cabinet are: Brad Green, BA '87, LLB '90, (PC), MLA for Fredericton South, minister of justice, minister responsible for aboriginal affairs and house leader; and Tony Huntjens, BT '70, B.Ed. It enrols over 12,000 undergraduate and graduate students each year on its campuses in Fredericton and Saint John and many more on satellite campuses in Bathurst, Moncton, Beijing, Cairo, and Trinidad. The leader of the opposition, Shawn Graham, BPE '91, is the MLA for Kent. www.schoolfinder.com /news/pressrls.asp?ID=216&From=main

Creative City Network / News / No. 10 October 14 2003 An important cultural tourism project for the City of Fredericton, the Fort Nashwaak reconstruction project includes a rebuilt 1692-1698 fort with on-site buildings and an amphitheatre, and will provide interpretation of the historic relationship between the Aboriginal and French cultures using period-costumed interpreters. Fort Nashwaak was originally established at the interception of the St. John and Nashwaak rivers in 1692 and protected a French speaking community. On September 29th, the project received a $1 million funding boost: $850,000 through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency's Strategic Community Investment Fund and $150,000 through the Interdepartmental Partnership with the Official Language Communities program. www.creativecity.ca /news/2003/n10-2003-10-14e.html

Fredericton Casual Dining Fredericton, NB Large outdoor patio with river view. Fredericton, NB 50's style diner, famous for its pie. Fredericton, NB A very popular restaurant/bar with a great menu. easyinfo.withtheworks.net /casual_fred.html

Sir Howard Douglas Hall named The event drew a host of dignitaries including UNB President, Elizabeth Parr-Johnston; newly installed UNB Vice-President Finance and Administration Emeritus, James O'Sullivan; New Brunswick Justice Minister, Brad Green; Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak MLA, Eric MacKenzie and Fredericton Mayor, Sandy DiGiacinto. Eaton also unveiled a new plaque, mounted near the front entrance, dedicating the building to Sir Howard Douglas, a former Lt.-Gov. of New Brunswick, and UNB's first Chancellor. I know that he is thrilled by this day," she said. www.unb.ca /web/bruns/9900/issue8/news/douglashall.html

St. Thomas Board of Governors Byrne represented the constituency of Fredericton-Fort Nashwaak from September 1995 to June 1999. Byrne has served as president of the St. Anthony’s Parish Council, chair of the Fredericton Irish Gathering Committee, president of the St. Thomas University Alumni Association, chair of the Bylaws and Governance Committee of the Region 3 Hospital Corporation, and founding member of the Associates of the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. He is currently an associate in the Fredericton office of Patterson Palmer Hunt Murphy. www.stthomasu.ca /publications/transitions/may2001/governors.htm

CKC > News Article Following two days of public hearings and several months of consultation with dog owners Kelly Lamrock (MLA Fredericton Fort Nashwaak) says he is looking at a new Dog Owner Responsibility Act. The task force established by the CKC Board of Directors to deal with Breed Specific Legislation along with other presenters were successful in persuading changes which will move Bill 55 from being breed specific to one which will deal with all dangerous dogs. www.ckc.ca /Default.aspx?tabid=148&NewsID=8

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