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Government of New Brunswick

www.gnb.ca

 
The New Brunswick Public Service is one of the largest employers in the province. It includes 19 Departments (Agriculture and Aquaculture, Education, Energy, Environment, Finance, Fisheries, Health, Intergovernmental Affairs, Justice and Consumer affairs, Local Government, Natural resources, Post Secondary Education, Trainig and Labour, Public Safety, Social Development, Supply and Services, Tourism and Parks, Transporation, Wellness, Culture and Sport.). It also includes 6 Offices, 10 Agencies/Boards, 14 Commissions/Corporations.
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.gnb.ca
  • Po Box 6000
    Fredericton, NB USA E3B 5H1
  • Phone: 506.624.2000

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Burt Shaw
Chief Information Security Officer Profile

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