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Saint Andrews Van Horne Trail |
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Sentiers NB Trails in collaboration with the Saint Andrews Kiwanis Club proposed to develop an old rail bed into a Linear Park and Walking Trail last week in the town of Saint Andrews.
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in motion Trails Day Registration! |
**For event schedule click here**
We’re excited to announce in motion Trails Day, a new annual event to be celebrated across New Brunswick on June 1, 2013.
The NB Trails Council has partnered with Recreation N.B., the N.B. Physical Education Society, HEPAC and the Province of N.B. to help communities, wellness networks and schools organize in motion Trails Day events around the province.
It’s an excellent opportunity to promote healthy, active living in your community along with highlighting the importance of our province’s amazing trail system.
Visit our in motion Trails Day page to register your community/organization and find more information.
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Brian Macdonald, MLA for Fredericton-Silverwood has embarked on a re-enactment of the 104th Regiment of Foot march. |
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Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal |
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Two New Brunswick Trails Council Inc. volunteers were awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, a prestigious award that serves to honour significant contributions and achievements by Canadians |
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We are excited to announce that two of our members are being awarded with the Diamond Jubilee Award! |
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Local Trail Sponsors Meetings |
We would like to thank everyone who came out and met with us in Edmundston, Moncton, Rexton and Fredericton. We hope we shed some light on some of your questions and we look forward working with you soon! We also love your feedback!
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Provincial Wellness Conference |
We took part in this year's Provincial Wellness Conference held at the Fredericton Convention Center. This two day event (November 7th and 8th) was filled with informational conferences, motivational speakers and networking opportunities.
We had the occasion to listen to government officials such as Premier David Alward and Dorothy Shephard, Minister of Healthy and Inclusive Communities. We also received captivating speeches from Sylvain Boudreau and Jim Diers along with numerous other workshops.
We are looking forward to work with all the wonderful people we encountered at the conference.
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Annual General Meeting 2012 |
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The 2012 AGM was a success!
A series of conferences took place during the event. Members of the public along with community leaders had the chance to attend round table discussions, presentations and a visit to Beaumont. These were used to give positive feedback, bring concerns to light and for networking.
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The New Brunswick Trails Council will be joining together with trail professionals from around the province for our annual general meeting October 26th to 28th. The NB Trails AGM involves a day long symposium where we learn about different trail development projects in the province as well as trail activities.
We also have an annual awards banquet where we celebrate individuals from all around the province who have achieved greatness in trail promotion and development.
The general public is invited to all activities held on Saturday the 27th. The registration fee includes lunch and supper as well as presentations, banquet, and a visit to Beaumont.
Please register by October 19th, 2012.
Email:
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Phone: 506-459-1931 Fax: 506-458-5639
Click on our logo below for the full conference program
Thank you to Roadway Traffic Supplies Ltd. for being a premium sponsor at our AGM this year
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Progressive Agriculture Safety Day |
On September 13th NB Trail participated to the Progressive Agriculture Safety Day in Florenceville Bristol. The goal of this event was to teach children how to be safe in diverse situations. During the event children rotated among different safety stations, allowing each child the opportunity to participate in interactive and engaging activities. This year, more than 400 fifth graders learned about safety regarding trails, trains, water, tractors, AVTs, fire and many more. It was a very successful event and NB Trails is happy to have been able to educate the kids on how to use our trail system in a safe manner.
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On August 17, 1700 cyclists could be seen in Campbellton, camped next to one of our trails. This group of cyclist were on a journey of 7 days (900km), starting in Matana Québec. As seen in the picture of the route below, the cyclists entered in NB through Campbellton and had the option to cycle through Dalhousie, El River Crossing, Balmoral, Val-d’Amour, Atholville, Charlo and Tide Head. Denyse Zyneniuk, Restigouche director of NB Trails and director of the NB Chapter of the International Appalachian Trail was able to capture pictures of some of the cyclists traveling through.
 
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A clarification needs to be made to the recent news letter. The Marshes trail project has been approved for funding permitting that some conditions are met. We are still waiting for approval from relevant government agencies to move forward with the project.
Our apologies for the confusion
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