@Insurance4uNB@Concern88957041@nthlstrgn The mayor has been more than fwd in negotiating in public. Lead by example. Can't have expectations of the councilors and not herself
@deborahmccorma3@BradMPerry Where's the impartiality of the mayor with her continuous belittling employees? Continuous posts about negotiating in public? She can't have it both way.
@meathead13234@CTVAtlantic What would you like them to do? Assuming no video/ no witnesses. They don't have the time or resources to deal with such trivial silliness. Bigger fish to fry.
@FLoveofpolitics@DavidHickeySJ@Gov_NB Absolutely, there are way too many personal political soap boxes represented on this council. Seems some are more interested in trying to make their personal political gain than working together.
@KerryShima_RCMP Always lots of village idiots being represented in these situations. The same people blaming police would be the same crying if more police were there and used force to maintain the barrier.
@rachelmack@Moose_Green@NB_Power Pickets are done at the entrance to a location where it can be contolled. In this case Base Gagetown. These people were walking back and forth on the main road (Broad Road) not at the entrance to the Base. So yah two idiots do make a wrong.
@acost506 @CoachNg@p00rpete@gutterbabylife@NB_Power Perhaps to can show me where in the criminal code of Canada vehicular homicide is mentioned? You're watching too much American TV.
@keakaleak204 @psac_afpc@cafreeland Lmao the most ridiculous comment on Twitter today. Congratulations! If you aren't aware, several private sector businesses across Canada have also chosen to work from home. How does it differ where they are logged onto a computer?
@GuyVerna6@DavidHickeySJ I'm guessing you didn't move there before the tracks were placed there in the 1800's? This is as amusing as residents complained about the truck traffic on Chesley Dr. Again, those garden homes were built well after Chesley Dr being a provinca hwy route.
@DavidHickeySJ@Chaptr3ree Frequency??? Lol, you realize there used to be two tracks that came up from the Port, right? People back in the day saw it as employment and a sign of prosperity. Today it seems to be a sign of inconvenience.