THE PIPE CONNECTION
CONNECTING MEMBERS OF UA LOCAL 325.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Ron McCarthy, Local 325 Welder
Business Manager’s
letter to the membership
2
Local 325 Agent Organizer’s and
Training Co-ordinator Reports
3
Business Manager’s report
6
A letter from the QCCC
7
Member Accomplishments
8
Lifetime Members
10
News & Events
12
Departed Brothers
13
Local 325 Merchandise
14
Contact info
16
F A L L
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Business Manager’s letter to the membership
Business Manager’s Letter to the
Membership
Firstly, I would like to thank the entire
membership for the opportunity
you have given me to represent UA
Local 325 as your Business Manager/
Financial Secretary. The great amount
of support I have received throughout the past few years has been very
encouraging. I appreciate all of your
letters and emails, and I am continuing
to be focused on the betterment of UA
Local 325.
As you may be aware, the local has
been positively progressing over the
past few years with valuable upgrades
such as the dispatching program,
voice broadcast system, out of work
lists, updated by-laws, and our website
(www.ualocal325.ca) We have also
seen beneficial changes to our health
and welfare plan including:
New Prescription Drug Card implemented
Basic Dental increased to 100%
Major Dental increased to 70%
Dental Deductible of $25 has been
Removed
Spouse/Dependant Life Insurance
Increased to $10,000
New Employee Assistance Program
(see the Local 325 website)
Eye Exams covered at $100 every
three years for retired members on
the Retiree Benefit Plan
Lenses and Frames covered at $300
every three years for retired members on the Retiree Benefit Plan
Effective January 1, 2013, the NB Pipe
Trades pension plan changed to a
shared risk plan. The primary purpose of the plan is to provide secure
pensions to eligible members at their
normal retirement date, for their
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lifetime, in respect to their service as
a member. A shared risk plan is a riskfocused management approach, which
delivers a high degree of certainty that
base benefits can be met in the vast
majority of potential future economic
scenarios.
Currently, the board of trustees has
seven money managers; each manager
specializes in different kinds of funds
including bonds, Canadian equity,
foreign equity, fixed income, infrastructure, etc., which provides this pension
plan with a well-balanced portfolio.
Due to the diversity of the portfolios, of
our current money managers, the rate
of return for the NB Pipe Trades shared
risk plan for 2013 was 6.55%, and the
current year-to-date rate of return for
2014 is 7.98%, each of which are in line
with the rate of return specified in the
funding policy that is required to meet
the primary risk management goals.
Throughout the year, we host several
informative pension seminars across
New Brunswick. If you have not had the
chance to attend one of these seminars
or would like to attend another, please
phone our office for further information and upcoming dates.
An important event happened August
19, 2014 when the Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour
announced that the steamfitter/pipefitter is now a compulsory trade. This
means that you will have to either be a
journeyman with a certificate of qualification, or an indentured apprentice to
work at the steamfitter/pipefitter trade;
this is great news for the UA in New
Brunswick.
The United Association and Trans
Canada have created a partnership to
start training for the Energy East Pipeline. On August 19, 2014, Trans Canada
delivered three sections of large bore
42” and 48” pipe to our training centre
in Miramichi. We will be announcing
some training courses for welding and
cutting in the near future.
Recently, we have completed the HVAC
negotiations; our ratification vote was
held June 5 with an approval rate of
90%. The new collective agreement
has been signed by all parties as of
the end of August 2014, and will be
retroactive to May 1, 2014. The agreements have been sent to print, and the
membership will be notified when they
become available.
Lastly, I would like to recognize the
Brothers and Sisters of UA Local 325 for
the high level of professionalism and
dedication you display while representing the UA on our job sites. This
continues to prove to our contractors
and clients that the UA is the definitive choice when needing to complete
work in the piping industry.
I remain, fraternally yours,
Bruce Myles
Business Manager
UA Local 325
REPORTS
The Moncton and surrounding area
has had a solid commercial market for
many years now, and the future looks
very promising. There are three major
projects that have been announced
and should be off the ground by early
2015. The first is the expansion to the
George Dumont Hospital; the ground
work for the first phase has already
begun.
The second project is the convention
center with an NHL size arena. The arena
will be located in downtown Moncton
on the Highfield Square property
where demolition has already begun.
A funding announcement was made
in August to help progress the start
date of this project.
The third project is an upgrade to the
sewage treatment plant in Riverview.
The project is to put clean water back
into the Petitcodiac River so that it can
be, once again, used for recreational
use.
Several projects in the area near the
end of construction, if not already
completed, are the new Moncton High
School, Villa Maria, the Moncton hospital oncology expansion, and the Mount
Allison University arts building. We are
looking forward to the start of the Villa
de Repos senior home expansion; the
original home was also completed by
UA contractors in 2005.
Upcoming projects include a new
commercial kitchen at the Dorchester
Penitentiary by Moncton Plumbing,
as well as a new addition by George’s
Plumbing and Heating to expand
the Moncton airport. The airport was
Local 325 reports
LOCAL 325
Andy O’Hearn, Agent Organizer, Moncton and
Surrounding Areas
also completed by UA contractors in
2003. Moncton Plumbing will also be
a part of the new Cabela’s store being
constructed in Moncton. Bass Pro
Shops, also new construction, will be
taking over the Crystal Palace complex
in Dieppe. Princess Auto also has a new
building under construction, and the
mechanical work is being completed
by Ermen Plumbing and Heating.
I would like to thank all of the members for your support, and I wish everyone the best.
Andy O’Hearn
Local 325 Agent Organizer
Moncton High school
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Local 325 reports
Rick Smith, Training Co-ordinator, JATC
This has been a very busy year for the
UA/MCA JATC. In the fall of 2013, the
Standard for Excellence (SFE) working
group created a three hour presentation focused on the UA’s Standard for
Excellence Policy. The presentation
explains the roles and responsibilities
of the employer as well as the roles and
responsibilities of the key players on
the contractor’s team. Also spotlighted,
is the important role played by UA
supervision on our job sites across
New Brunswick along with the UA
rank and file member who are critical
to our success in New Brunswick.
The government recently announced
the Steamfitter/Pipefitter trade as a
compulsory occupation in the province
of NB. This announcement will see the
JATC working with the province to
organize a red seal preparation course
to assist members in challenging the
Red Seal exam.
THe JATC
Please take a minute to review the
dates in your NBCSA Safety Passport to
ensure your safety courses are current;
you are responsible in maintaining
current safety training in order to be
eligible for dispatch in New Brunswick.
Course registration policies are set
by the New Brunswick Construction
Safety Association (NBCSA). You can
renew your Confined Space course
online if you renew within 90 days of
the expiry date. If you miss the date,
you are required to repeat the two
day course. If you have completed an
online refresher for Fall Protection, you
are required to take the in-class course
when your ticket expires. Please do not
wait until the last minute to try and
renew your ticket as there may not be
a course scheduled or seats may not
be available. Finally, NBCSA requires
two full business days notice to remove
a participant from a class without
charge. If monies are outstanding for a
are currently pricing a piping modular
unit(s) project for Western Canada,
which would bring in a significant
amount of work for fabricators and
metal trade support.
George Estey, Agent Organizer,
Miramichi and Surrounding Areas
The Sunny Corner Fabrication Shop has
been very busy with various projects
such as those being completed for the
Hebron Gravity Base oil rig at Bull Arm,
in NFLD, the Lower Churchhill hydro
project, TATA Mine in Labrador, Mann
Diesel, and JC McElroy/General Electric. Sunny Corner has been actively
continuing to pursue piping jobs; they
We have had and continue to have
much success with commercial work
in the area. Upcoming work includes
Beaulieu Plumbing and Mechanical
Inc., who will be completing work
on the new seniors’ home in Neguac,
which will commence shortly. The
new Blackville Fire Department has
been awarded to Ermen Plumbing and
Heating. The Mount St. Joseph’s Senior
Home retrofit Phase 1 was secured by
Godin’s Electric, Phase 2 by Moncton
Plumbing, and the sprinkler portion
was captured by Vipond.
Current projects winding down or
recently completed include: The Atlantic Institution in Renous by George’s
Plumbing, and the NBCC Miramichi
no-show, the JATC is unable to register
you for any further training.
A class list is being created for the following courses to run during the fall
and winter, please call our office either
toll-free at (877) 622-1570, or, if calling
from outside NB, (506) 622-0219 to
have your name added to the list:
NAUSC Foreman
NASUC Steward
NAUSC Inspection Testing and
Maintenance
Tube Bending
Seismic Bracing
Underground Installation
Red Seal Prep for Steamfitter
Rick Smith
Training Co-ordinator
campus by Moncton Plumbing and
Viking.
Future projects awaiting tender or
awards include the Federal Payroll
Center, a new school to replace Croft
Elementary School, and a special care
home for patients suffering from dementia or Alzheimers in Miramichi.
A pending project still in the early
stages of planning for the old UPM site
would consist of a partnership of investors falling under the parent company
“Miramichi Fibre Processing” with four
subsidiaries being a new sawmill, an
attached pellet plant, an engineered
beam manufacturer utilizing low grade
pulpwood, and a hog fueled power
generating plant supplying cheap
powder to the other three. The first
stage was just announced whereby a
feasibility study will be carried out on
the proposed pellet plant that would
utilize the sawmill by-product(s).
(job) ticket would then be issued under
the matching company’s procedure.
This system will ensure our members
are more job-ready and will allow more
employment opportunities as current
ticket requirements are becoming the
norm in many other UA jurisdictions.
I hope everyone enjoyed their summer,
and I wish everyone the best in the
year to come.
George Estey
NEW Blackville Fire Department
325 members. The hospital is expected
to be completed late 2014.
Michel Maltais, Agent Organizer,
Northern New Brunswick
Work in the northern part of New
Brunswick has been fairly steady over
the past year beginning with the new
Restigouche Regional Hospital in
Campbellton. Since the beginning of
August 2012, Life Safety Systems has
been working on the sprinkler portion
of this project, while Beaulieu Plumbing has been working toward completing the plumbing side of the job.
Together, this project has employed
approximately seventy-two UA Local
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Local 325 reports
We are moving along with the process
of getting welding procedures registered to Local 325. Once the procedure
is registered, our welders can complete
up to a total of three performance
tests which will cover a wide range of
procedures our employers currently
utilize but would not have to test our
members for. Local 325 will be able to
issue an ASME 484A document, which
would state the welder’s performance
qualifications (WPQ). This document
would be stamped by the government
department, Welding Inspector/Safety
Code Services, verifying the welder
tested successfully under the supervision of the government inspector. NB
Safety Code Services would allow the
employer to use our 484A form versus
testing the welder. A nominal fee
would be paid by the contractor and a
Another fair-sized project being completed by two UA contractors is the Eel
River Crossing power transfer station,
which has employed more than thirty
UA Local 325 members including
pipefitters, plumbers, apprentices,
and welders. Black and McDonald and
Sunny Corner Enterprises began this
project late April 2014, and are expecting it to be completed early fall 2014.
Atlantica Mechanical began renovations to the intensive care unit at the
Bathurst Chaleur Regional Hospital
early March 2014 and has employed
approximately twelve UA Local 325
members of various trades. The renovations are expected to conclude in
September.
There have been a few other jobs
throughout the year including Maritime Boiler Repair completing work in
multiple fisheries plants and Black and
McDonald at the Belledune Smelter.
Future work in this part of the province
looks promising with upcoming larger
projects such as the Caribou Mine in
Bathurst, the medical marijuana facility in Atholville, a new tank farm in
Belledune, another renovation at the
Bathurst Hospital, and the Oxford Blueberry Farm in Acadian Peninsula.
I would like to thank everyone I have
had the pleasure of working with
throughout the past year, whether it
was in a classroom, while I was teaching multiple training courses for our
training centre, JATC, or on any one
of our union job sites. Our members
have demonstrated and continue to
demonstrate what hard work and determination looks like, so keep up the
good work.
Michel Maltais
campbellton hospital
Business Manager’s REPORT
Business Manager’s
Bruce Myles, business manager, local 325
Work has been steady in the Fredericton/Edmundston area with ongoing
projects such as the 180-room seniors’
home in Edmundston being completed by George’s Plumbing and Heating.
There is another seniors’ home going
up in Perth Andover with work done
by Black and McDonald. Beaulieu
Plumbing and Mechanical Inc. also has
The Edmundston Detox Center underway. Maritime Fiberglass is currently at
full employment.
REPORT
Atlantica Mechanical is working at the
Howistzer Maintenance Building on
Base Gagetown, and Beaulieu Plumbing has been awarded the underground work at the Hampton Inn and
Suites in Fredericton. We are hoping
they are successful in being awarded
the remainder of the contract.
There have been many school projects taking place including two new
schools in Woodstock with work being
completed by Beaulieu Plumbing and
Master Mechanical, a new school on
Fredericton’s north side being done by
Beaulieu Plumbing, and the construction of the new Geary school outside
of Fredericton by Moncton Plumbing.
The Nackawic shutdown with North
York Industries is tentatively scheduled
for October 14, 2014. This will last approximately seven to eight days. Construction on The Sisson Brook Tungsten Mine, which is 60 km northwest
of Fredericton, is anticipated to begin
mid-2015. It is expected to create 500
jobs while under construction, and
employ 300 full-time employees once
fully operational. The construction
phase will last approximately 18-24
months.
More work in this area includes Direct
Mechanical completing work at The
Fredericton Woodlands Division,
Local 325 has sprinkler fitting jurisdiction for the entire province of New
Brunswick and PEI. A few of the recent
victoria glenn Manor, perth-andover
sprinkler jobs include the new Fredericton Shannex awarded to Viking Fire
Protection, Troy Life and Fire Safety will
be completing a 79-unit apartment
complex in Fredericton, the Charlottetown Driving Park (CDP) barn replacement will have work done by Vipond
Fire Protection, and the Jodin Nursing
home has work completed by LeBlanc
Sprinkler.
Thank you, and best wishes for the
remainder of 2014.
Bruce Myles
Business Manager, Local 325
the QCCC
A letter from the QCCC
A letter from
Dave griffiths, qccc central and
atlantic region
Quality Control Council of Canada
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Members of the Quality Control Council of Canada ( QCCC ) Atlantic Region
have experienced a good work picture
over the past few years. The work of
our non-destructive technicians and
heat treaters (comprised of the UA and
Boilermakers) working in this specialized area are highly skilled and trained
as such. The QCCC membership of
UA Local 325 has a number of approximately 145. Many of these union
members have certifications in the
major disciplines of non destructive
testing, such as liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, radiography, CWB visual,
ultra-sonics, etc. The QCCC contractors
have also hired on new trainees/helpers to hopefully gain the experience
and skills to obtain certifications in
the future, and move up the pay grid
negotiated by the QCCC.
Bruce Myles, business manager of Local 325, staff, and members are always
a wealth of information and help us
problem solve any issues or concerns
that may arise in the Atlantic region.
We are currently preparing our QCCC
membership meetings throughout the
regions for upcoming negotiations.
Our current collective agreement
expires at the end of April 2015. We are
looking forward to a good round of
negotiations for the QCCC nationally
and all regions for our members. With
the amount of proposed shutdown,
maintenance, nuclear, oil-refinery and
others, we are looking forward to adding good technicians to our membership in the future. With the Energy
East Pipeline and all its components
being talked about, and hopefully
constructed in New Brunswick, this will
also employ many NDT technicians.
We are keeping a close eye on these
announcements for our members and
contractors.
Members of the QCCC are your brothers and sisters. Please do not hesitate
to ask them for union credentials. We
are part of the family.
Yours in solidarity,
Dave Griffiths
QCCC Central & Atlantic Region
LOCAL 325 Member
Accomplishments
Denis Levesque with his wife and sons
Congratulations to Local 325 HVAC apprentice Denis
Levesque of Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska on receiving first
place in the skills competition in Newfoundland. Sprinkler
apprentice, Shane McKinney of Saint John, and plumbing
apprentice Kevin Kenny of Shediac River also took part in
their respective competitions.
Local 325 Member Eric LeClerc
Local 325 Member Josh Canning
Congratulations to Eric LeClerc of Upper Kingsclear and
Josh Canning of Riverview for making the top marks in
their respective classes this year. They were both awarded
with a $500 bursary. Eric is now a journeyman plumber and
pipefitter, and Josh is a journeyman plumber.
Congratulations to one of the recipients of
the 2014 Matt Bakker Scholarship Award,
Sheldon Clowater, son of UA 325 QCCC member Evan Clowater of Minto. We wish Sheldon
the best of luck with his studies.
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Shane McKinney, and Agent Organizer George Estey. Front
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Denis Levesque, Local 325 Business Manager Bruce Myles,
and Agent Organizer Andy O’Hearn.
Local 325 pipefitter Bruce Scott (left),
and Local 325 pipefitter & welder
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Lifetime Members
LIFETIME
MEMBERS
Local 325 would like to congratulate all of its lifetime members. (50 years+)
MTJ-Metal Trades Journeyman
PFJ-Pipefitter Journeyman
PLJ-Plumber Journeyman
Member Name
City
Trade
Neil McGuire
Aurora, ON
PFJ
Ernest Gagnon
Moncton
PFJ/PLJ
July 5, 1952
Willard Hubley
Bedford, NS
MTJ
May 1, 1954
Valerie Bourque
Moncton
PLJ
September 16, 1954
Edwin Melanson
Moncton
MTJ
September 17, 1954
Camille Landry
Memramcook
PLJ
September 28, 1955
Robert Stevenson
Hampton
PLJ
February 22, 1956
Murray Brideau
Tracadie Sheila
PFJ
August 7, 1957
Lynn Wesley Owens
Lower Royalton
PFJ
January 13, 1958
Ernest Willard Scott
Durham Bridge
PFJ/PLJ
July 10, 1959
Frank LeBlanc
Bass River
PFJ/PLJ
September 24, 1959
Jerry Wallace
Miramichi
PFJ/PLJ
May 11, 1960
John Boudreau
Moncton
PLJ
November 28, 1960
Guy Poirier
Memramcook
PFJ
February 23, 1961
Gerald Arseneau
Grand Barachois
PFJ/PLJ
May 29, 1961
Arthur Doiron
Cap Pelé
PFJ/PLJ
September 25, 1961
Ovile LeBlanc
Cocagne
PLJ
October 27, 1962
Ritchie Pugh
Burtt’s Corner
PLJ
December 11, 1962
Harry Groundwater
Moncton
PLJ
March 12, 1964
Clement Babineau
St. Louis
PFJ
May 21, 1964
Gordon Weaver
Edmunston
PFJ/PLJ
Initiation Date
October 12, 1951
September 8, 1964
From left to right: Local 325 Agent
George Estey, Local 325 Agent Andy
O’Hearn, 53-year member John
Boudreau, 53-year member Arthur
Doiron, 51-year member Ovile
LeBlanc, and Local 325 Business
Manager Bruce Myles.
These lifetime members were
presented with watches as a token
of appreciation for their dedication
to the UA for more than 50 years.
57-year member, Murray Brideau of
Tracadie-Sheila dropped by the Local
325 union hall in Fredericton.
LIFETIME MEMBERS
From left to right: 58-year member
Robert Stevenson, 55-year member
Ernest Scott, Local 325 Business
Manager Bruce Myles, 55-year
member Frank LeBlanc, and 54-year
member Jerry Wallace.
NEWS AND EVENTS
LOCAL 325
NEWS and EVENTS
Constable Nickerson of the Codiac
RCMP division accepts a donation
from Local 325 Business Manager,
Bruce Myles and Agent Organizer,
Andy O’Hearn for the families of the
fallen RCMP officers in Moncton, NB.
Bruce Myles, Constable Nickerson, and Andy O’Hearn
On August 19, Trans Canada
delivered three sections of large bore
42” and 48” pipe to the training centre
in Miramichi, NB.
Local 325 Agent Michel Maltais , UA International Representative Jim MacDonald,
Local 325 Business Manager Bruce Myles, Premier David Alward, Local 325 Agent George Estey,
Local 325 Agent Andy O’Hearn, and Training Co-ordinator Rick Smith
Our fibreglass crew hard at work in our
Minto fabrication shop.
Local 325 business manager bruce myles and rick smith along with sussex high school welding instructor and students.
DEPARTED LOCAL 325 BROTHERS
REF-Refrigeration Journeyman
PFJ-Pipefitter Journeyman
WELD-Welder Journeyman
MTJ-Metal Trades Journeyman
MTA-Metal Trades Apprentice
QCCC-Quality Control Council of Canada
SPRFT-Sprinklerfitter Journeyman
PLJ-Plumber Journeymen
James Cadger
May 31, 2008
Fredericton
REF
Alex Robichaud
January 11, 2009
Tracadie-Sheila
REF
Guillaume Desjardins
April 26, 2009
Clair
PFJ/PLJ
Normand LaPlante
October 19, 2009
Tracadie-Sheila
WELD/PFJ
Donald Myette
April 15, 2010
Richibucto Village
PFJ/PLJ
Lucien St. Onge
June 1, 2008
Miramichi
PFJ
Roger Chevarie
January 23, 2009
Saint John
QCCC
Valmond Landry
May 8, 2009
Grande Anse
PFJ
John Michaud
November 28, 2009
Grand Falls
WELD
Pamphile Friolet
April 20, 2010
Bas Caraquet
WELD
Brian Russell
June 19, 2008
Douglastown
WELD
Charles Burgess
March 18, 2009
Passkeag
SPRFTJ
Edward Thomas
July 4, 2009
Centerville
PFJ/WELD
Roger Hachey
December 2, 2009
Rogersville
MTA
Robert Copp
July 17, 2010
Miramichi
WELD
Alban Belliveau
November 12, 2008
Moncton
MTJ/PFJ
Florent Doiron
March 27, 2009
Anse Bleue
WELD
Blake MacLean
July 26, 2009
Harvey
PFJ/PLJ
Eugene Mosher
January 14, 2010
Moncton
PFJ
Kenneth Jordan
August 25, 2010
Saint John
SPRFT
Francis Drummond
November 18, 2008
Swan Creek
PLJ
Paul Boudreau
April 8, 2009
Moncton
PFJ/PLJ
Henri LeBlanc
August 20, 2009
Memramcook
PFJ
Glen Tingley
February 5, 2010
Hopewell Cape
REF/PFJ
Gerald LeBlanc
August 28, 2010
Bouctouche
PLJ
Russell Fugere
January 2, 2009
Glen Levit
PLJ
Gordon Lutes
April 14, 2009
Moncton
MTJ
Adrien Frenette
August 26, 2009
Robertville
PFJ/PLJ
Joseph Saulis
March 7, 2010
Tilley
WELD
Ivan Craig
September 23, 2010
Rowena
PFJ/PLJ
NEWS AND EVENTS
JATC donated welding machines to
Sussex High, Minto High, Woodstock
High, and Carleton North High.
Valmore Gaudreau
July 19, 2011
Edmundston
PFJ/PLJ
Glendon Piercy
November 6, 2011
Rusagonis
PLJ
Richard Holland
March 20, 2012
Fredericton
PLJ
Yvon Bonnevie
October 17, 2012
Saint John
PFJ
Gregory Calnan
November 24, 2010
Bathurst
WELD
Joseph Gallant
July 20, 2011
Saint-Louis-de-Kent
WELD
Robert Keenan
November 22, 2011
Moncton
PLJ
Adolph Depres
April 18, 2012
Minto
PFJ
Fred Gould
October 26, 2012
Dieppe
PFJ
Joel Gould
March 2, 2011
Dieppe
SPRFT
Alcide Levesque
August 30, 2011
Eel River Crossing
WELD
Andrew Christie
December 24, 2011
Hanwell
WELD
Denis Babin
May 6, 2012
Dieppe
PLJ
George LeBlanc
January 27, 2013
Beaumont, AB
PFJ
Earl Colford
May 14, 2011
Fredericton
PFJ
Wilfred Majensky
September 23, 2011
Moncton
MTJ
Augustin Blanchard
February 17, 2012
Sainte-Rose, QC PLJ
Rene Hache
July 5, 2012
Beresford
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July 18, 2011
Dundee
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October 20, 2011
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February 20, 2012
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August 24, 2012
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October 8, 2010
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March 3, 2013
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April 17, 2013
Westcock PFJ
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August 25, 2013
Memramcook
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February 19, 2014
Minto
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April 22, 2014
Miramichi
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July 8, 2014
Campbell Settlement
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May 8, 2013
Moncton
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October 18, 2013
Hanwell
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February 20, 2014
Tremblay
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April 24, 2014
Miramichi Bay
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August 29, 2014
Dieppe
PLJ
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May 31, 2013
Cross Cocagne
PFJ
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November 12, 2013
Passekeag
SPRFT
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February 27, 2014
Iverness County, NS
PFJ
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May 5, 2014
Richibucto
PFJ
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June 17, 2013
Miramichi
PFJ
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November 28, 2013
Kitchener, ON
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March 6, 2014
Miramichi
PFJ
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June 17, 2014
Petit Tracadie
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August 19, 2013
Hacheyville
PFJ
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February 15, 2014
Pine Glen
PFJ
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March 10, 2014
Beersville
PLJ
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July 7, 2014
Tracy Mills
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