FREDERICTON – Ten accomplished individuals were invested into the Order of New Brunswick, two posthumously, by the chancellor of the order, Lt.-Gov. Jocelyne Roy Vienneau, at a ceremony at Government House in Fredericton.

“These New Brunswickers have contributed greatly to our economy, education and health-care systems, and to our social fabric,” said Premier Brian Gallant. “We are honoured to recognize their achievements with the province’s highest honour.”

The new members are:

  • Kenneth Barlow, from Indian Island, for his progressive work in the economic development of Indian Island First Nation, and for his passion and commitment to keeping the Mi’kmaw language and traditions alive in his community.
  • John P. Barry, from Saint John, for his contributions to the province’s legal profession, and for his dedication as a community leader who has positively impacted numerous health-care, educational and social organizations across New Brunswick.
  • Judith Chernin Budovitch, from Fredericton, for her unwavering and enthusiastic commitment to the advancement of the arts, culture and education in the province.
  • Phil Comeau, from Moncton, for his dedication in portraying the rich and vibrant Acadian and francophone culture through dozens of his films.
  • The late Gérard Friolet, from Bas-Caraquet, for his vital role in the advancement of the modern shipbuilding and fishing industry in New ...
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