Facing Autism Disorders in New Brunswick: This New Brunswick Autism Dad Asks...
This autism dad asks New Brunswickers with autism, or autistic children or family members or friends, professionals working with autistic children and adults or people who just plain care to register...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Will New Brunswick Ever Act To Provide Adult...
The Campbellton Based Restigouche Psychiatric Hospital is the Only NB Based Residential Care Option for Severely Autistic Adults in New Brunswick June 22, 2013 David Alward, Premier’s Council on...
View ArticleCalgary Grit: 2014: Year in Preview
We don’t know what will make headlines in 2014. After all, most political predictions are about as accurate as a Forum poll. So I won’t try to guess how 2014 plays out, but here are a few things we can...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Dear Mr Alward, Cardy, Coon, Gallant: New...
Photo of my son Conor from a few years ago submitted to the Aquinian for an article by then Aquinian journalism student Karissa Donkin. No progress in residential care and treatment for severely...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Will Adult Autism Care Issues Be Considered...
New Brunswick election 2014 is underway with the NDP, Liberal, Green and PANB parties going all out to replace the PC party. Party signs are proliferating around the city of Fredericton. The Liberal...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: NB Adult Autism Residential Care Facility...
My 18 year old severely autistic son Conor waits for his slow poke Dad while we were out on a trail walk (Fredericton North Riverfront Trail). NB has known for 15 years (at least) that an adult...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Autism and the Liberal Party 2014 Election...
The Liberal platform is published and there are no commitments to address autism issues, no mention of autism disorders. In particular there is no mention of any intention to change the current...
View ArticleAlberta Diary: Brian Gallant has a thin resume? Stephen Harper hasn’t held a...
New Brunswick Premier-designate Brian Gallant, grabbed from his campaign website. Below: Cranky old National Post opinion thingy Kelly McParland, age undetermined; Justin Trudeau, 42, getting off an...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Dear Premier Elect Gallant: Please Develop...
September 25, 2014 Premier Elect Brian GallantProvince of New Brunswick Dear Mr. Gallant: ”We need an enhanced group home system throughout the province in which homes would be linked directly to a...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Dear Elected Representatives: New Brunswick...
Dear Hon. Premier Gallant, Deputy Premier Horsman,Speaker Collins, Ministers, Party Leaders and Government Advisers: Re New Brunswick’s Lack of Adult Autism Care: I am sure that you are all grappling...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Is 2015 The Year New Brunswick Finally...
During the 2010 New Brunswick election Dr. McDonnell, as noted above, was interviewed by CBC on the subject of adult autism care. The interview and analysis posted on the site are no longer...
View ArticleFacing Autism in New Brunswick: Gallant Government Builds Centre for Youth...
I understand the outrage of former Youth Advocate Bernard Richard’s outrage over the Gallant government’s announcement that it will build a new centre for youth with complex needs in Campbellton. I...
View Articledaveberta.ca - Alberta Politics: Keystone XL is dead. New government means...
Having enjoyed the last week in the sunny Berkeley, California, it felt odd to turn on the car radio to hear the local disc jockeys discussing the tarsands and the merits of a pipeline that would pump...
View Articledaveberta.ca – Alberta Politics: The Energy East Blame Game. Who blames who?
Today’s announcement by the TransCanada Corporation that it would no longer pursue the construction of the Energy East Pipeline from Hardisty, Albert to St. John, New
View ArticleAlberta Politics: N.B.’s Blaine Higgs showed the proper path to power after a...
If the Conservatives led by Andrew Scheer should win the most seats in the House of Commons tonight but Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refuses to hand over power on the perfectly reasonable...
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