Association Heritage New Brunswick

The Association Heritage New Brunswick (AHNB) has been a vital advocate for heritage communities across the province for over fifty years, focusing on collaboration with both local and international organizations. Their mission is to build a robust network of heritage groups and individuals while providing essential resources to protect and promote New Brunswick's rich heritage. AHNB acknowledges its work takes place on the traditional unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik, Maliseet, Mikmaq, and Peskotomuhkati Passamaquoddy peoples, recognizing the historical treaties that established ongoing relationships between these nations and the British Crown. Through various initiatives, AHNB aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of the province's diverse cultural and historical landscape. Generated from the website

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is a registered charity and environmental non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the land, air, and water of New Brunswick. Since 1969, they have actively addressed various environmental issues through community engagement, innovative programs, and advocacy for sustainable practices. With a focus on marine conservation, forest preservation, and freshwater protection, the Council works to promote climate solutions and energy affordability, ensuring a cleaner and healthier future for all. Their initiatives encourage individuals to think globally and act locally, fostering a sense of community responsibility towards environmental stewardship. Generated from the website

Association Des Infirmieres Et is a healthcare organization based in Fredericton, NB, dedicated to supporting and advocating for nurses in the region. With a focus on professional development and promoting excellence in nursing practice, the association provides resources and networking opportunities for its members. Generated from their business information