But that was 25 years ago!!!!
These days, they are no longer part of the Community!!!!
Where's former racist Police Chief Barry MacKnight in that picture???
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Racist members of the Fredericton Police Force trying to run over Blogger to Intimidate Blogger?
Getting dangerous in the Capital!!!
Minister of Social Development gives Blogger an update of the latest of the people lost lost everything in the Rooming House Fire on Carleton Street in Fredericton!!!
Hi Charles,
Charles, here is an update on the lodging requirements for Social Development clients that are staying at the Fredericton Inn because of the fire at their rooming house.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have had to find another location for the clients to stay while the search for new homes takes place.
Please note that the Department of Social Development will continue to provide for clients with temporary accommodations. But because the Fredericton Inn is unable to accommodate our lodging needs, alternate lodging has been arranged at Howard Johnson, located at 958 Prospect Street, Fredericton. Vouchers for meals will be provided by the hotel.
Check out from the Fredericton Inn is to take place late Monday morning (October 15). Transportation to Howard Johnson will be provided by a local taxi company and Social Development staff will be present at both hotels to provide clients with assistance.
Again, Charles I am pleased to say that housing options have been found just about all of the 24 clients that have been displaced because of the fire. The moves, if they haven’t occurred yet, will take place when the homes are ready. Social Development will continue to provide clients with shelter at Howard Johnson until their move in dates.
Frank McKenna became Premier of New Brunswick 25 years ago tonight!!!! Do you remember where you were????
Where was I???
Well, I'm not ashamed of saying that I was with a hot woman in a rooming house on Kennedy Street in the North End of Saint John watching the Election.
It was an era that I just came from Boston and working at the Shipyard in Saint John.
Months later, I came face to face with Frank McKenna and pointly asked him - Frank?You have a Pie with 58 slice? How do you plan to satisfy every slice Frank?
He looked at me and said - It's going to be difficult!!!
Of course it was also an era that the information highway just began and Frank was a big fan of my letters to the Editor.
He always made time for the guy who wrote many letters to the Editor.
I might add that Frank McKenna always replied to his email.
One my goal would be to have my picture taken with Frank and David Alward because these are the only Premier who replied to their emails.
Camille Theriault, Bernard Lord and Shawn Graham never did!!!
I was arrested in Saint John a couple of weeks after this picture was taken -
Ohhhhh...it would have have great to be a Blogger in the Capital with all 58 MLA'S around the Legislature.
Did they all take the side door of the Legislature??? < as they do today >
Yes....where were you 25 years ago tonight????
Yes.....Beside having good flashbacks with that hot woman? It was a moment in history that will never happen again in Canada!!!
P.S. I remember telling her that I will never forget this moment for the rest of life.
She replied- Ahhhh Thanks Charles....
I replied - Yes....I'll never forget where I was when Frank McKenna won all 58 ridings in 1987!!
I got a slap for that one!! Still hurts!!...:P
lol
Here's someone that was there!!!!
Friday, October 12, 2012
LARGE 50/50 DRAW TONIGHT!!!!
$16,582 pot for 50/50 at UNB. Someone is walking away with half that in a few minutes. UNB leads 4-2 over STU. Very physical game.
The Book - Fredericton : The Celebration will be available tomorrow < Saturday > at the Westminster Book Store on Queen Street!!!!
Fredericton and its people subject of new book
What do Matt Stairs, Premier David Alward, David Adams Richards and Charles LeBlanc have in common? They're all featured in the new book, "Fredericton: The Celebration". Written by Carlena Munn, the book profiles more than 65 individuals, families, businesses, and local celebrities. She says, when she became ill in the spring of 2010 and could no longer work, she took time to reflect about what life had in store for her next, and whether she would remain in the city...
Munn says she's amazed at how much Fredericton has to offer and the inspiring people who live here. Proceeds from the sale of the book will be split between the Fredericton Food Bank and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.
http://www.foxrocks.ca/TheBottomLine/story.aspx?ID=1782977
WOW!!!! RACIST MEMBERS OF THE FREDERICTON POLICE FORCE USED A SWAT TEAM TO SERVE A WARRANT!!!!
To serve a Warrant???? I'm telling you that it's just a matter of time till a citizen is murdered by these Steroid Gorillas!!!
The City must get rid of this Racist Police Force Force!!!!
Who's bright idea was this to send a Swat Team to serve a warrant???
New Police Chief Leanne Fitch????
Si
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MY GOD??? Someone just email me this note - < MAYBE I SHOULD APPLY NON??? >..:p..:p..:p
Police Chief
City of Fredericton
Location: Fredericton
Competition # 5651.12-CB
Non-Bargaining
Description:
Reporting to the Director of Public Safety, The Police Chief is expected to create a positive working relationship and engender trust and respect from a wide variety of parties that include the Mayor and City Council, CAO, Directors, City staff and the community. The Chief will assist the Director of Public Safety in developing the Police Department's annual operating and capital budgets ensuring systems and processes are in place for the efficient and effective use of resources and good fiscal management. The incumbent will plan, direct, and evaluate the administration and operational activities of the Police Force.
Position Summary:
Define goals and objectives; develop and administers policies and procedures in keeping with the NB Policing Standards, Police Act and Regulations;
Lead, manage, direct and organize administrative services activities including human resources, operating and capital budgets and working agreements;
Assist the Director of Public Safety in developing the Police Department's annual operating and capital budgets ensuring systems and processes are in place for the timely development of a fiscally responsible budget;
Analyze, monitor and evaluate productivity of operations; prepare reports relating to administrative and operational issues;
Participate in the development of the Police Force work plan; assign work activities, projects and programs; monitor work flow; implement policies and procedures; review and evaluate work products, methods, and procedures;
Understand the global/local social environment as it applies to policing;
Participate in bargaining grievance mediation and arbitration processes;
Maintain and build partnerships with community, internal and external stakeholders;
Performing related duties as assigned.
Position Specifications:
Education and Experience:
An academic and professional background appropriate to the nature of the position. The incumbent will hold in-depth knowledge and experience in police work including supervisory experience. A demonstration of continuous learning, any equivalent combination of training and/or experience which may include a Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university with major course work in police science, public administration, criminology and/or a related field.
Knowledge and Desired Skills:
Leadership – ability to create a shared understanding of requirements in the work environment and through influence, enable team members to fully contribute to team and departmental/corporate goals;
Teamwork – ability to effectively contribute to the establishment, maintenance and success of work teams, focused on achieving individual, team and departmental goals.
Supervise and motivate staff;
Administration - In consultation with the Director of Public Safety to develop and implement a sustainability plan that provides for improving efficiency and ongoing cost containment;
Communicate effectively both verbally and written;
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with City Council, staff, other departments, government and outside agencies;
Negotiation skills – ability to use negotiation techniques and influencing skills in a manner that gains agreement or acceptance;
Problem solving abilities – ability to identify issues or problems and develop strategies, ideas and opportunities for resolving them;
Analytical skills – ability to understand a situation by breaking it unto smaller pieces and/or tracing the implications in a step-by-step manner..
Ability to communicate in both official languages considered an asset.
Salary: Administration 4 Management Salary Scale
Interested individuals may apply in writing to Human Resources on or before: 2012 November 30 at 4:30 pm
E-mail: hr@fredericton.ca
Mail:
Human Resources
City of Fredericton
P.O. Box 130
Fredericton, N.B. E3B 4Y7
Phone: (506) 460-4747
Fax: (506) 460-2074
Internal/External
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Reflecting on the days since the fire that destroyed the Rooming House in Fredericton!!!
She was relaxing at Tim's and 2 more individuals have some a home.
The numbers at the Fredericton Inn are going down!!!
That's good News!!
:)
Still working VERY hard behind the scene to locate a home for the people who lost everything during a Rooming House Fire in Fredericton!!!
Don't look bad...< maybe a little tired >
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