People in Fredericton and the outlying communities getting spooked by a celebration for the Currie CentreFireworks were launched last night celebrating the Currie Centre but according to the chatter on Facebook and Twitter, many residents weren't expecting such a loud celebration.The online reactions ranging from the annoyed to the surprised.The fireworks could be heard in the communities of Rusagonis and Lincoln outside the city.
The Portrait of Honour making a stop in the Port City today while it continues on a cross-Canada tour.
The mural shows the faces of every Canadian solider, sailor, and aircrew who have lost there lives during the war effort in Afghanistan.
Wayne McQuarrie with the Charlotte-Fundy Kin Club tells CHSJ News the memorial will be coming down from its tour stop in Fredericton.
He says the parents of Saint Johner David Greenslade, who as killed in Afghanistan back in 2008, will be at the base when the mural arrives.
The mural will be on public display until 3pm down at the Barrack Green Armouries on Broadview Avenue.
The Alward Government is looking for input on the Disability Action Plan Strategy.
It has released a survey and is looking for your input on the current level of services available in the province.
The province wants your input by November 11 and plans to have town hall meetings throughout New Brunswick on the issue.
To take the questionnaire, click here.
