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April 22, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 50 QUESTIONS ORALES le 22 avril 2014
Election Platform
Mr. Boudreau: The 2010 Conservative platform, under the heading “Responsible Management of our Public Finances”, had a promise to “Propose new laws to start down the road to balanced budgets within four years”. My question is for the Premier. Can we expect legislation on this commitment to be brought forward this session?
Hon. Mr. Higgs: I would like to thank the member opposite for the question because ...
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April 16, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 48 QUESTIONS ORALES le 16 avril 2014
Election Platform
Mr. Gallant: It is clear to us and it is clear to New Brunswickers that the Alward government has broken its promise to freeze property tax assessments for our seniors.
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April 15, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 47 QUESTIONS ORALES le 15 avril 2014
Property Tax
Mr. Gallant: The 2010 PC platform made the following promise: “Permanently freeze property tax assessments for all homeowners over the age of 65.” The Premier has broken this promise to our province’s seniors. The program that he brought forward does not freeze property assessment.
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April 10, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 45 QUESTIONS ORALES le 10 avril 2014
Abortion
Mr. Gallant: It has been announced that the Morgentaler Clinic is planning to close. There was concern over access to abortion in New Brunswick prior to this news. I think that it is safe to say that there are now even greater concerns over access, over funding, and over safety. Will the Premier update us on what his government is planning to do to address this situation?
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April 9, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 44 QUESTIONS ORALES le 9 avril 2014
Publicité
M. Gallant : Les gens du Nouveau-Brunswick sont au courant du fait que des publicités ont été payées par les contribuables. Dans celles-ci, on nous montre des gens quitter notre province parce que le gouvernement Alward ne peut pas créer des emplois.
Hier, le premier ministre a confirmé que ces publicités ont été payées par la Société de
développement régional. Ma question est très simple : Pourquoi le gouvernement a-t-il utilisé
l’argent de la Société de développement régional pour payer ces publicités? Le rôle de cette corporation est, et je cite :
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