Wednesday, October 04, 2006
BERNARD LORD IS INDEED A VERY SORE LOSER!!!!
During the past few years, I bumped into Bernard Lord and I would say- Bonjour Bernard!!!
He would always answer- Bonjour Charles!!!
He was always polite with me and I would return the favour.
But unfortunately I’m not very polite in this blog but c’est la vie!!!
Yesterday, I just happen to be in the area when I took these pictures.
I noticed Bernard Lord getting ready to make his final walk as Premier of New Brunswick.
He saw me standing there with the camera and walked by me.
I said - Bonjour Bernard!!!
He never said a word and kept on walking.
Can you imagine?
Bernard Lord snubbing Charles LeBlanc???
My feeling are hurt!!! My God? Why is he upset with me?
What did I do wrong that the Premier wouldn’t acknowledge moi???
What did I do wrong????
I just can’t imagine.
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He would always answer- Bonjour Charles!!!
He was always polite with me and I would return the favour.
But unfortunately I’m not very polite in this blog but c’est la vie!!!
Yesterday, I just happen to be in the area when I took these pictures.
I noticed Bernard Lord getting ready to make his final walk as Premier of New Brunswick.
He saw me standing there with the camera and walked by me.
I said - Bonjour Bernard!!!
He never said a word and kept on walking.
Can you imagine?
Bernard Lord snubbing Charles LeBlanc???
My feeling are hurt!!! My God? Why is he upset with me?
What did I do wrong that the Premier wouldn’t acknowledge moi???
What did I do wrong????
I just can’t imagine.
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Freddie LeBlanc is 50 years old today!!!
This is my cousin Freddie from Saint John. He's the oldest of the Fred a Pierre's clan. I'm three years behind him.
I will admit that it's a miracle that he reach 50!!! That man has eaten more pizzas then I drank beers!!!
Bonne Fete Freddie de moi et ta soeur Cecile!!!
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I will admit that it's a miracle that he reach 50!!! That man has eaten more pizzas then I drank beers!!!
Bonne Fete Freddie de moi et ta soeur Cecile!!!
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Hillary Casey is the President of the New Brunswick Young Liberal Association
I never met this individual until yesterday. She approached me and told me that she reads my blog almost daily. She’s nice and very intelligent!
Maybe someone to watch for in future years ahead?
You can check their site by clicking below -
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Maybe someone to watch for in future years ahead?
You can check their site by clicking below -
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Blog
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Shawn Graham should force his Ministers to drive the smart car!!!!
Shawn Graham's vehicle!!
Shawn Graham - His first full day as Premier of New Brunswick!!!
New home for the Liberals!!!
Percy Mockler - Trying to escape from the blogger!!!
Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church is silent forever?????
I heard today this church don’t ring its bell anymore. I wonder why?
I heard that it was K.C. Irving who donated those bells years ago.
Maybe a reader can tell me the reason they stop rining the bells?
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Giving mother a break???
Shawn Graham gives Charles a new job!!!!
Jack Keir will continue to blog!!!!
Jack will continue blogging from the Capital. He would truly be the first Blogger Minister in New Brunswick histrory.
If he write one blog every couple of days? I believe that will truly help him get re-elected in four years down the road.
Blog Jack Blog!!!!
You can visit Jack site by clicking below
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If he write one blog every couple of days? I believe that will truly help him get re-elected in four years down the road.
Blog Jack Blog!!!!
You can visit Jack site by clicking below
target="_blank">Charles
Blog
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Promoting the Underground Cafe!!!
THE IRVINGS WILL TOTALY DESTROY THE BAY OF FUNDY!!!
Irving Oil plans second refinery for Saint John
Last Updated: Wednesday, October 4, 2006 | 9:31 AM AT
CBC News has learned that Irving Oil is planning to build a second oil refinery in Saint John, doubling its refining capacity there.
The first Irving refinery in Saint John is the largest in Canada.
Residents of the Red Head area, in eastern Saint John, told CBC that Irving Oil has approached nearly every landowner in the neighbourhood in recent months with offers to buy property.
Irving is already in a partnership with a Spanish company to build a Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in the area, and is spending millions on an access road through Red Head, between Saint John and Mispec.
Three separate landowners confirmed that the company bought several hundred hectares in the Red Head area in the last couple of months.
Irving spokeswoman Jennifer Parker also confirmed the purchase of the land, but would not say what the company wants to use it for.
"Our company is always looking at opportunities to grow our business. And certainly we've talked about the fact that the refinery upgrade project and the LNG project are foundational investments that will make future investment possible," she said.
However, two government officials have told CBC News the company has plans to build a new refinery that would eventually have the capacity to process 300,000 barrels of oil a day and employ about 1,000 people full-time. The target market for the product would be the United States.
To accompany the expansion, Irving Oil would also build a new corporate office tower, most likely in uptown Saint John.
Irving Oil already operates a large refinery in Saint John, and its output accounts for 75 per cent of Canada's gasoline exports to the U.S.
The company is likely to say more about its plans on Thursday, when Irving Oil's director of refining growth Kevin Scott is due to talk to a sold-out Board of Trade luncheon. The topic of his talk is the potential for further development of Saint John as an energy hub.
Members of the new provincial cabinet are reacting to the CBC report that Irving Oil wants to build an entirely new refinery.
The new Liberal government, sworn in on Tuesday, has pledged to make New Brunswick an energy hub for the eastern seaboard.
Rookie Energy Minister Jack Keir says a new oil refinery would help achieve that goal.
"If it is a fact that they're looking at building a second refinery, I think it's wonderful news for greater Saint John," he said.
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Last Updated: Wednesday, October 4, 2006 | 9:31 AM AT
CBC News has learned that Irving Oil is planning to build a second oil refinery in Saint John, doubling its refining capacity there.
The first Irving refinery in Saint John is the largest in Canada.
Residents of the Red Head area, in eastern Saint John, told CBC that Irving Oil has approached nearly every landowner in the neighbourhood in recent months with offers to buy property.
Irving is already in a partnership with a Spanish company to build a Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in the area, and is spending millions on an access road through Red Head, between Saint John and Mispec.
Three separate landowners confirmed that the company bought several hundred hectares in the Red Head area in the last couple of months.
Irving spokeswoman Jennifer Parker also confirmed the purchase of the land, but would not say what the company wants to use it for.
"Our company is always looking at opportunities to grow our business. And certainly we've talked about the fact that the refinery upgrade project and the LNG project are foundational investments that will make future investment possible," she said.
However, two government officials have told CBC News the company has plans to build a new refinery that would eventually have the capacity to process 300,000 barrels of oil a day and employ about 1,000 people full-time. The target market for the product would be the United States.
To accompany the expansion, Irving Oil would also build a new corporate office tower, most likely in uptown Saint John.
Irving Oil already operates a large refinery in Saint John, and its output accounts for 75 per cent of Canada's gasoline exports to the U.S.
The company is likely to say more about its plans on Thursday, when Irving Oil's director of refining growth Kevin Scott is due to talk to a sold-out Board of Trade luncheon. The topic of his talk is the potential for further development of Saint John as an energy hub.
Members of the new provincial cabinet are reacting to the CBC report that Irving Oil wants to build an entirely new refinery.
The new Liberal government, sworn in on Tuesday, has pledged to make New Brunswick an energy hub for the eastern seaboard.
Rookie Energy Minister Jack Keir says a new oil refinery would help achieve that goal.
"If it is a fact that they're looking at building a second refinery, I think it's wonderful news for greater Saint John," he said.
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