551:, she ran as a candidate in Fundy-Royal, finishing in third place with 17.5% of the votes. An electrical engineer and tech entrepreneur by background, McKenzie ran for the NDP leadership on a pledge to bring the party back to its traditions of advancing social, environmental and economic justice. Outgoing interim leader Rosaire L'Italien described the change as a "rebirth" of the party and welcomed previously alienated party members to return. "I am a socialist and I believe in the power of people working together," McKenzie stated at a press conference, "I hope to take this party into the future based on the solid principles on which the New Democrats are founded." Among the party's planks for the 2018 election were plans to reduce university tuition and to eliminate community college tuition fees, plans to raise the minimum wage to $ 15 an hour, and plans to roll out a universal daycare and after school program run by school districts. Under McKenzie's leadership, the party registered between
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legislated wage freezes that were directed at public sector employees. She promoted the expansion of union rights through legislation to prohibit the use of replacement workers in strikes. At the request of organized labour, Weir introduced the
Workers Mourning Day Act, enacted in 2000, which established 28 April as an annual day of recognition for workers killed or injured in the workplace. In other areas, she addressed issues such as women's rights, pay equity, environmental protection, poverty and the rights of social assistance recipients. During her last term, she was successful in gaining the support of an all-party committee for public automobile insurance.
422:, the party's former provincial secretary, was elected as the party's new leader. After the one-sided 1987 election, Premier McKenna allowed leaders of the unrepresented parties to ask questions in the legislature and in the public accounts committee. Weir took full advantage of the opportunity, using her training as a lawyer and her speaking skills to needle the government. Her media presence and political stature increased significantly, and she was sometimes referred to by cabinet ministers as the unofficial Leader of the Opposition. In the
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leadership, reluctantly, with effect from 28 June. A longstanding party member from Saint John, Alex White, was subsequently named interim leader, with a party convention expected to choose a new leader in July. According to a newsletter released by the party in May 2023, plans were changed, with a convention scheduled for 30 September 2023. However, as only one candidate registered, interim leader Alex White was acclaimed the party's new permanent leader on 11 August.
375:, which was known for advocating stronger socialist and nationalist policies. The federal NDP responded to the New Brunswick upset by temporarily dissolving the provincial NDP until non-Waffle leadership was re-established with the reinstatement of J. Albert Richardson. The Waffle episode had the effect of promoting greater labour involvement in the party, for fear that the party would fall under the sway of more radical supporters without it.
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leadership style increased, with concerns expressed by veteran leaders such as federal NDP MP Yvon Godin and Daniel Légère, president of the
Canadian Union of Public Employees, New Brunswick. Complaining of party infighting, Cardy resigned both as leader and as a party member on 1 January 2017. Later that month, he announced that he was joining the Progressive Conservatives under party leader
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386:. These initiatives attracted new supporters while also weakening relations with some labour supporters. The party also saw its membership grow and its organizational abilities improve during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Along with promoting traditional social-democratic NDP policies, the party also attacked government patronage and poor fiscal management.
563:, who each elected three members. McKenzie placed third in Saint John Harbour, with 14.7% of the vote, slightly ahead of the Green candidate. At a party meeting on 24 February 2019, delegates voted narrowly in favour of holding a leadership convention. The following day, McKenzie stated she did not intend to run in the contest and announced her resignation.
285:, was adopted the following year. In New Brunswick, supporters of the new party convinced the New Brunswick Federation of Labour to sponsor a founding convention for the New Brunswick Section of the CCF. This took place at Moncton in June 1933, with party leader J.S. Woodsworth in attendance. Harry Girvan of Coal Creek was elected president.
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in the riding of Saint John City, winning 712 votes. The fortunes of the New
Brunswick CCF rose in tandem with growing expectations for postwar social reform and the rising fortunes of the national CCF, including the election of the CCF in Saskatchewan in 1944. Under the leadership of J. A. Mugridge,
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Cardy announced plans to resign at the next party convention, but this was suspended to enable him to run in an unexpected byelection in Saint John East in
November 2014, though without success. The party executive subsequently encouraged him to continue as leader. Criticism of Cardy's policies and
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apologized for failing to confirm the decision with each of the fourteen candidates before welcoming them into his party as a group. He also said there had been no formal discussion of a merger of the two parties. A news story later revealed that one of the candidates who led the move to leave the
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By 2014, however, Cardy's political strategy was attracting criticism, especially on issues of policies on resource development in forestry, oil pipelines and shale gas. Concerns increased when Cardy recruited several prominent former
Conservative and Liberal politicians as candidates for the 2014
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During her time in the legislature, Weir proved a strong critic of McKenna's neo-liberal policies, successfully attacking public-private partnerships such as a plan to have a youth detention centre built and operated by an
American corporation. She was also an ally of organized labour in resisting
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held on 14 September 2020. There were 33 candidates, many of them youthful, but none were elected and the party’s vote share dropped below two percent, the lowest since 1967. Thomason resigned as interim leader on 15 November 2020, and was quickly succeeded by party communications director Nathan
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In May 2022, ahead of two by-elections in which the NDP failed to nominate candidates, the CBC reported that
Thomason had lost a non-binding confidence vote by the party's executive council. Several weeks later, on 14 June, Thomason announced that due to internal dissension he was resigning the
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in the 1920 provincial election. Additionally, nine Farmer candidates were elected that year. A strong believer in building alliances among the province's social movements, Stuart was later an influential figure in the Co-operative
Commonwealth Federation to the time of his death in 1952.
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Brunswick NDP can be traced back to the establishment of the Fredericton Socialist League in 1902. Prominent leaders within the movement included poet and publisher Martin Butler, as well as educator Henry Harvey Stuart, who formed a Fredericton local of the new
401:, with the election of Robert Hall to the legislature. A second seat was won in a 1984 by-election in East Saint John, but Peter Trites left to join the Liberals before the next election. The New Brunswick NDP ran a full slate of candidates for the first time in the
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November 2019, the party announced plans for a new leadership race, with the decision set for 14 June 2020. In April 2020, however, party president Cyprien Okana announced a decision to postpone the convention due to the emergency conditions created by the
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as a federal NDP Member of Parliament in Acadie-Bathurst in 1997; he ultimately served five terms in Parliament. In 2004, Weir announced her plan to step down as leader and also resigned her seat after a new leader was chosen the following year.
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in 2007. Duguay's tenure as leader was dominated by a shakeup in the party's internal operations. Much of the old executive of the party was replaced in 2009 and a new team of modernizers began to gain prominence within the party. During the
405:. The period saw increasing popular support (surpassing 10% for the first time) and rising membership totals, numbering over 1,000 by the mid-1980s. However, the party failed to win any seats in 1987, due to the tidal wave of support for
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was acclaimed as party leader. In a leadership review at the 2012 party convention, Cardy was endorsed by 82% of the voting members. He then continued the process of changing the party's policies and organization, in line with the
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Following Duguay's resignation, Jesse Travis was named interim leader, and a leadership race was scheduled for 2011. When one of the two candidates, Pierre Cyr, was disqualified and withdrew, the party's former campaign director
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and the Liberals, who won more than 60% of the vote and took 100% of the seats in the legislature. Little stepped down from the leadership in 1988. Robert Hall served as interim leader until a leadership conference was held.
305:. The best results were in Edmundston, Saint John, and Moncton, which had large numbers of union members. In that election, the CCF described itself as "the People's Party", running on a twelve-point program that included
356:, which was instrumental in founding the new party. At the provincial level, the New Brunswick NDP was organized in December 1962. Prospects were not good during the 1960s, however, as the province's new Liberal premier,
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On 12 December, the party chose a new interim leader, 25-year-old Chris Thompson of Fredericton. On 14 September 2021, Thomason returned to the leadership, this time on a permanent basis, by acclamation.
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555:. More than half the party's candidates in 2018 were women, making the NDP the only political party to achieve this level. On election night, however, the NDP was eclipsed on the left by the
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in the preceding election, as interim leader. A leadership convention was planned for August 2019, but was cancelled due to a lack of acceptable candidates.
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the party platform combined traditional progressive social policy, education and health spending with a greater emphasis on the need for fiscal prudence and
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2329:"New Brunswick Votes 2020"
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414:Elizabeth Weir (1988–2005)
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2704:Politics of New Brunswick
2657:List of political parties
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762:Alex White 2023 – present
259:Socialist Party of Canada
252:Origins and early history
204:Politics of New Brunswick
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3599:Key documents and events
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2590:Progressive Conservative
1853:The New Brunswick Reader
601:snap provincial election
480:2010 provincial election
468:2006 provincial election
436:1995 provincial election
424:1991 provincial election
366:1967 provincial election
362:1963 provincial election
354:Canadian Labour Congress
338:1952 provincial election
334:1948 provincial election
303:1944 provincial election
3659:List of CCF/NDP members
3632:Statement of Principles
3589:New Politics Initiative
3461:Upcoming or most recent
2932:Other Canadian politics
2795:Speaker of the Assembly
2621:Elections New Brunswick
1842:, pp. 190-202, 216-217.
1840:Provincial Solidarities
140:Political position
3317:Parliamentary election
1764:Lewey, Laurel (2012).
657:post vacant, 1968–1970
567:Decline (2019–present)
511:
454:Challenges (2005–2017)
229:
3706:Members of Parliament
3475:British Columbia 2022
2913:Equalization payments
2892:2020 general election
1739:Frank, David (2013).
1652:1920 general election
549:2015 federal election
509:
426:, Weir won a seat in
263:Northumberland County
3626:Winnipeg Declaration
3463:leadership elections
3265:Leadership elections
3113:Prince Edward Island
3062:New Democratic Party
3041:New Democratic Party
2582:Legislative Assembly
1004:J. Albert Richardson
849:Joseph C. Arrowsmith
673:J. Albert Richardson
661:J. Albert Richardson
633:Joseph C. Arrowsmith
627:J. A. (Jim) Mugridge
577:New Maryland-Sunbury
350:New Democratic Party
294:Joseph C. Arrowsmith
279:democratic socialist
241:New Democratic Party
155:New Democratic Party
151:National affiliation
2831:Former legislatures
2712:Lieutenant Governor
2413:. 14 September 2021
2335:. 14 September 2020
2309:. 10 September 2020
1662:MLAs were elected.
744:(interim) 2019–2020
720:(interim) 2010–2011
539:On 10 August 2017,
473:He was replaced by
76:Provincial Director
3485:New Brunswick 2023
2662:Politics of Canada
2387:. 14 December 2020
2361:. 15 November 2020
2257:. 23 November 2019
2132:. 25 February 2019
1640:Saint John Harbour
1548:Mackenzie Thomason
754:Mackenzie Thomason
742:Mackenzie Thomason
573:Mackenzie Thomason
512:
432:Saint John Harbour
358:Louis J. Robichaud
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2864:People's Alliance
2841:Political parties
2772:Opposition leader
2670:
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2639:Libertarian Party
2634:People's Alliance
2531:New Brunswick NDP
2385:Telegraph Journal
2152:Telegraph-Journal
2005:Telegraph-Journal
1988:. 10 August 2017.
1750:978-1-927356-23-4
1613:the 1987 election
1611:to his defeat in
1585:
1584:
1504:Jennifer McKenzie
736:Jennifer McKenzie
730:Rosaire L'Italien
646:New Brunswick NDP
621:New Brunswick CCF
594:COVID-19 pandemic
575:, a candidate in
541:Jennifer McKenzie
488:corporate welfare
311:natural resources
275:social-democratic
234:social democratic
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209:Political parties
16:(Redirected from
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3620:Regina Manifesto
3583:Socialist Caucus
3495:Nova Scotia 2022
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484:balanced budgets
428:Saint John South
315:public utilities
307:public ownership
283:Regina Manifesto
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133:Social democracy
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3530:39th Parliament
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718:Jesse Travis
712:Roger Duguay
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3591:(2001–2004)
3579:(1979–1994)
3577:Left Caucus
3573:(1969–1972)
3442:Nenshi – AB
3437:Neill – PEI
3425:Stiles – ON
3103:Nova Scotia
3048:Party wings
2859:Green Party
2818:Legislature
2803:Bill Oliver
2391:15 December
2365:15 November
2261:24 November
2209:6 September
2136:25 February
1873:(in French)
1601:Robert Hall
961:Jack Currie
691:Robert Hall
681:, 1976–1980
675:, 1971–1976
663:, 1970–1971
654:, 1965–1968
652:Jack Currie
557:Green Party
322:progressive
171:Legislature
145:Centre-left
97:Fredericton
3931:Categories
3831:LaBossiere
3826:Richardson
3816:Richardson
3701:Presidents
3571:The Waffle
3431:Kinew – MB
3319:candidates
3235:McLaughlin
3202:Woodsworth
3132:Historical
2610:Vacant (4)
2281:Country 94
1896:. CBC News
1807:Our Canada
1789:Acadiensis
1722:Acadiensis
1703:References
585:David Coon
545:Saint John
447:Yvon Godin
373:The Waffle
119:Membership
110:Youth wing
62:Alex White
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3901:(interim)
3892:(interim)
3881:(interim)
3879:L'Italien
3870:(interim)
3859:(interim)
3843:(interim)
3821:Callaghan
3731:New Party
3413:Dinn – NL
3403:Beck – SK
3240:McDonough
3230:Broadbent
2884:Elections
1966:10 August
1605:Tantramar
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726:2011–2017
714:2007–2010
705:2005–2006
699:1988–2005
687:1980–1988
501:Third Way
399:Tantramar
273:(CCF), a
228:(French:
214:Elections
169:Seats in
68:President
3905:Thomason
3899:Thompson
3890:Thomason
3885:McKenzie
3857:Hanratty
3679:Manitoba
3642:See also
3564:Factions
3419:Eby – BC
3208:Coldwell
3144:Manitoba
3088:Manitoba
2918:NB Power
2854:Liberals
2457:CBC News
2359:CBC News
2333:CBC News
2307:CBC News
2287:13 April
2255:CBC News
2230:CBC News
2130:CBC News
2105:CBC News
2010:29 April
1986:CBC News
1900:29 April
1877:29 April
1666:See also
1658:and two
1626:Liberals
380:feminist
326:Liberals
128:Ideology
3746:Ontario
3741:Alberta
3684:Ontario
3664:Alberta
3654:History
3250:Mulcair
3220:Douglas
3195:Leaders
3166:Toronto
3149:Ontario
3108:Ontario
3078:Alberta
3055:Federal
2762:Cabinet
2744:Premier
2596:Liberal
2491:Twitter
1838:Frank,
1646:to 2005
1628:in 1986
1508:19,039
1464:48,257
1420:38,686
1376:19,212
1332:36,989
1293:34,526
1254:37,579
1215:44,384
1171:43,033
777:Leader
616:Leaders
434:in the
247:History
232:) is a
184:Website
161:Colours
84:Founded
3868:Travis
3863:Duguay
3852:Brewer
3836:Little
3811:Currie
3634:(1983)
3628:(1956)
3622:(1933)
3616:(1932)
3609:(1924)
3245:Layton
3161:Quebec
3154:Quebec
2498:17 May
2411:NB NDP
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3694:Yukon
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3123:Yukon
2602:Green
2083:(PDF)
2066:NBNDP
2048:NBNDP
2030:NBNDP
1962:. CBC
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1423:10.4
1218:10.8
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812:11.7
191:nbndp
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1745:ISBN
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1335:9.7
1328:2003
1319:3rd
1296:8.8
1289:1999
1280:3rd
1257:9.7
1250:1995
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1206:1991
1197:3rd
1167:1987
1158:3rd
1124:1982
1115:3rd
1092:6.5
1081:1978
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1042:1974
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