I am pleased to report to the people of New Brunswick that the last 18 months have seen a dramatic improvement in the financial situation of the province of New Brunswick

In the area of social services I suggest that, while it was acceptable for the federal government to set minimum national standards, a province should be able

Speaker, speaking on this motion that I was very happy to move, I wish to say that the strong, renewed mandate the voters of British Columbia granted this Social

Additional funding of $1.8 million over 2006-2007 revised spending is provided today for the newly created Population Growth Secretariat, for a total budget of $3 million in

Already, since the plan was released last June, the Minister of Health and Wellness has announced significant new investments: to expand flu immunization

Health and senior care spending will increase by over $100 million from last year to a record level of $2.06 billion, with additional investments in hospital services,

Speaker, that New Brunswick's economy and development are affected not only by activities of the provincial government, but also by policies and programs of the federal government

Government of Canada completed our long-term borrowing by making available $5.4 million at a rate of 7.41 per cent which was used to finance the federal-provincial capital

In my budget remarks last November I stated that the overall effect of the supplementary estimates as a result of the program for equal opportunity would