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Old Posted Jun 1, 2015, 1:33 PM
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CBC's article about it.

Just look at the comments from all those naysayers... I think there was just 1 or 2 positive comments from the 20 already posted.
Make that 3 positive comments. I added mine in
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Maybe they're announcing funding to fix the annual flooding in the Jones Lake area?

ToriWeldonCBC‏ @VictoriaEWeldon·3 minutes ago
MP Robert Goguen announcing money for Jonathan Creek storm culvert replacement @ #Moncton city hall.
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That's it? CBC, Radio-Canada, T&T, 91.9 were all reporting that the announcement appeared to be related to the events centre...
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That's it? CBC, Radio-Canada, T&T, 91.9 were all reporting that the announcement appeared to be related to the events centre...

ToriWeldonCBC‏@VictoriaEWeldon 8 minutes ago
MLA Roger Melanson,"I've never seen so many people show up for a culvert funding announcement"
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Old Posted Jun 1, 2015, 2:26 PM
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This money could be freed up from the city's coffers now so that the city can put the money towards the events center, no?
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Old Posted Jun 1, 2015, 2:45 PM
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...say what?

Couldn't be more happy....culverts...really? DAMN! DAMN! DAMN!
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Old Posted Jun 1, 2015, 2:50 PM
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Well, that's two major bits of "in kind" federal funding announced in the last two weeks (rejuvenated bus fleet & flood fix for Jonathan Creek). I think the ball is now firmly back in the provinces court. Robert Goguen has won this round.

Roger Melanson probably is getting the message when he commented on the throngs of reporters showing up for a "culvert funding announcement"

He must know by now that what people really want to hear about is provincial funding for the events centre.
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According to the Radio-Canada article on the topic, a private meeting took place this morning with the Mayor Leblanc, Roger Melanson, Victor Boudreau and Robert Goguen to discuss the Events Centre funding and that no announcement was planned for it today. An announcement is planned in the next couple of weeks.

http://ici.radio-canada.ca/regions/atlan...ion-imminente-moncton.shtml?isAutoPlay=1
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(Edited to remove an erroneous statement by me.)
According to some I have spoken with who were there, the minister said no such thing though I suppose the minister could have told Rad-Can that in private.

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Maybe they're announcing funding to fix the annual flooding in the Jones Lake area?
Wow, I'm in the wrong business... Where can one buy a crystal ball?
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Old Posted Jun 1, 2015, 5:24 PM
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Rad-Can would also be the only media outlet that stated as a fact that the funding announcement this morning would definitely be about the events centre. .
Quote? The article posted online now has remained unchanged and refers to the meeting, not the announcement. The other news outlets referred to the announcement and speculated about it being about the Events Centre.


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I've gone by and rechecked the story and indeed I was mistaken. I will go back and remove the erroneous post and the reason why I removed it.
My apoligies to the board and to Rad-Can. Thanks for pointing it out, too. My francais is apparently lacking.
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Make that 3 positive comments. I added mine in
Why do people even read comments on news websites, in particular CBC? They're lunatics.
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Old Posted Jun 2, 2015, 2:31 AM
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Why would this type of funding be even worthy of a press release at City Hall? Other than creating political hype and having the press speculate, thus creating more political hype and more speculations of course!!!

Jeeze, can you even build a culvert for $1.1 million these days?
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Should we start a tally of all these funding announcements? I suspect that we'll continue to receive funding like this until we get to the 25 million needed from each level of government for the events center to move forward.

As a note, I read that the total cost for the culvert was in the 6 million range and that the federal, provincial and city are putting in 1.1 each and CN is picking up the rest.
Did I read that wrong?
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Nope, you're quite right. Half the cost of the project is CN's. The culvert will be underneath their main line south of Main Street.
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Hopefully some news this week
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Why this week in particular? Do you have some information that a decision is imminent? (I mean this week rather than later this month).
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Why this week in particular? Do you have some information that a decision is imminent? (I mean this week rather than later this month).
Sorry none. I should have said ''soon''. Seems like the anticipation is palpable.
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Old Posted Jun 16, 2015, 11:30 AM
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Five days until the self imposed "deadline" and Robert Goguen and Victor Boudreau are still playing he said/she said.

In particular, it appears as if Boudreau is trying to score political points against Goguen (in the face of the upcoming federal election), and is again engaged in unnecessary stalling tactics.

The ball is firmly in the provinces court right now, but it appears as if Dominic still wants Brian to play footsie for a while longer. It's too late for this. We need a decision now............
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