IS THIS CITIZEN RIGHT ABOUT BLOGGER BEING ARRESTED AT THE NEW BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE???
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BLOGGER ASSAULTED BY TWO SECURITY QUEBECOIS AT THE NEW BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE!!!

New Painting of Fascist Tyrant Quebecois Sergeant-at-Arms of the New Brunswick Legislature Dan Bussieres located in the Leg!!!
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Darn shame a person cannot go back in time eh????
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CBC INFORMATION MORNING HOST TERRY SEGUIN FIRST QUESTION TO NEW ELECTED FREDERICTON COUNCILLORS WAS THEIR VIEWS ON THE ARREST OF BLOGGER CHARLES LEBLANC BY THE FREDERICTON POLICE FORCE???

CITIZENS FROM FREDERICTON ARE STILL ASKING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FREDERICTON POLICE FORCE!!!
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Lawyer Steven Foulds and New Brunswick Blogger Charles LeBlanc face Media in Fredericton
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Blogger finally finds a few friends to chat with about his problems!!!
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CTV covers media scrum by Blogger and Lawyer!!!!

CBC covers media scrum by Blogger and Lawyer!!!

Fredericton Police Chief Barry MacKnight is interviewed by CBC Host Terry Seguin about Blogger Charles LeBlanc!!!

CBC Journalist Jacques Poitras interviews Blogger in his home!!!!

Fredericton Information Morning host Terry Seguin questioned Woodside and Hayes about Blogger Charles LeBlanc case???

Media are demanding questions from the Fredericton Police Force!!!

Sheetal Rawal from the Canadian Civil Liberties Association views on Blogger Charles LeBlanc case!!!

Criminologist Michael Boudreau and Law Professor Jula Hughes gives their views on Blogger's case
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Saturday, February 13, 2010

CBC Journalist Jacques Poitras on Twitter!!!

Well? If you want News in seconds from Fredericton < Politics >

Follow Jacques at

http://twitter.com/poitrasCBC



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He's very good for quick and accurate News!!

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Posted by Charles LeBlanc at 10:06:00 AM

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I don't do twitter. Seems a place for losers. Its still Jacques who!

11:34 AM, February 13, 2010
Anonymous said...

Did Jacques mention any news on the new direction of the SPCA, and why? nooooooo!

Executive Director
of the
New Brunswick Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

The Executive Director will be responsible for the administration of the day to day operations of the Society and the provision of leadership and staff support to accomplish the goals and mandate of the NBSPCA. The Executive Director will: oversee animal protection and animal control services; liaise with Branch Societies and shelters, government, and other organizations; ensure effective financial management of the Society; participate in strategic planning; and develop new strategies, particularly in the areas of communications and humane education.

As the ideal candidate, you must have a Bachelors degree in Administration, Business or a related area, and strong interpersonal and communication skills, including proficiency in English and French. You have at least 5 years of senior management experience, preferably with a non-profit organization, including supervisory experience and experience working effectively with a volunteer Board of Directors. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Word, and Excel software is also required. Knowledge of animal welfare issues would be an asset.

Qualified candidates are invited to submit a detailed resume and cover letter in confidence by February 22, 2010 to:

New Brunswick SPCA
P.O. Box 1412, Station A
Fredericton, NB
E3B 5E3
Via e-mail to admin.nbspca@bellaliant.com or via fax at (506) 458-8209

Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.

12:42 PM, February 13, 2010
Anonymous said...

No mention of this at all!
Seems a very important thing!

Position: Animal Protection Officer

Reporting to: Chief Animal Protection Officer

The NBSPCA has an openings for Animal Protection Officers in the following areas:

One full time for York, Sunbury and Queens County; one full time and one part-time for Westmorland Albert and Kings County.

The successful candidates will be responsible for responding to complaints of animal cruelty and neglect in the assigned area. In addition this individual will be responsible to respond to complaints from the public for issues dealing with rural dog control.

Qualifications:

Must be bondable and have no criminal record
Must have a driver’s license and vehicle
Must be willing to receive training as required
Must have excellent communication skills to be utilized with both the public sector and other team members
Must have good writing skills with attention to detail
Once fully trained should be able to work with minimal supervision
Ability in both official languages and asset
Previous experience in law enforcement would be an asset
In house training will be provided for the successful candidate(s).

At the end of this training the candidate(s) will be expected to successfully complete the provincial exam before being appointment as an Animal Protection Officer.

The NBSPCA thanks all applicants for their interest but only those candidates qualifying for an interview will be contacted.

Applications can be made by forwarding a resume of education and work experience to:

12:49 PM, February 13, 2010
Anonymous said...

Why is this guy so arrogant......the way he looks and talks to you.....it's like your nothing

12:22 PM, February 14, 2010

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