no stars at all. The clerk Shannon will not allow you to talk to anyone , she takes it upon…read moreherself and goes by script, and makes it her own by giving a decision if your help qualifies you to apply. Was told by a RCMP Sargeant that I do qualify for Legal Aide but this Shannon at front desk told me he's wrong and the rules don't apply to my case. I said , your telling me that a RCMP Sargeant is wrong with giving me this information and place to get help. She said YES and for him to call her and she will set you straight. So here goes Sarg. RCMP Brideau , can you please call Shannon here at Legal Aide Fredericton , also your address is wrong it's not 356 Queen Street - for all who can't find it - it's 412 Queen Street and go up flight stairs 2nd floor and follow along dreary hallway and meet Shannon , the clerk secretary that makes your story - her decision , you don't get to talk to a real lawyer that has qualfications and expert , they are the ones to make decision not HER ...

I was neither here for help or for a loved one but for information sharing between two countries…read more The way matters are handled are generally the same but with the smaller population, compared to where I'm from in California. All attorneys and staff were very friendly and share a common concern for those persons lacking family support as they age or are disabled in a way that limits their ability to either care for themselves or finances. Of course they offer more than what the Public Trustee does (known as Public Guardian in my parts, and I'm a Private Trustee) but it's a good sign that the services they offer will be handled professionally and with care.

This location is associated with Information Commissioner ad hoc of Canada. Accordning to…read morehttps://www.oic-ci.gc.ca/en/information-commissioner-ad-hoc The current Information Commissioner ad hoc is Anne E. Bertrand, who has held the position since May 1, 2018. Ms. Bertrand was New Brunswick's Access to Information and Privacy Commissioner from 2010 to 2017. She also assumed the responsibilities of the Conflict of Interest Commissioner for New Brunswick on an interim basis for 2015-16. From 1987 to 2010, Ms. Bertrand worked as a lawyer in general practice, appearing before all levels of the courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada. She became Queen's Counsel in 2008, in recognition of her accomplishments and contributions to the legal profession and her community. Complaints about our handling of access requests should be sent here: Information Commissioner ad hoc 380 Smythe Road Frederiction, NB E3B 3E4

We love Gallery 78. There is always an interesting exhibit on the go, and friendly staff who are…read morealways happy to talk art and show you around. They often have fun opening nights for new exhibits where you can mill around with a glass of wine and some delicious home made snacks. Meet artists, chat with other local folk about their art obsessions. Wonderful asset to the community!

TL Graphic Arts was quick and easy to do business with when requesting to have vinyls installed on…read moremy truck. The turnaround was next day, the price was reasonable and you can tell they take pride in their work. The vinyls look great and will definitely be back when I need another set done. Would recommend this business.