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Featured Home for Sale - 24 Adeo-Rose, Memramcook, N.B. - $299,900 - Realtor Shawn Trahan 506-988-1252
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For sale: 24 Adéo-Rose, Memramcook, New Brunswick E4K0E9 - NB147585 | REALTOR.ca
"Listing Description
Driveway paved June 2026, and landscaping/hydroseeding completed. Located in Memramcooks newest development, this turn-key home offers the sleek look of a modern townhouse with the spacious feel of a semi-detached property. Signature Corner Lot: Enjoy a larger outdoor footprint and the quiet of having only one direct neighbor. The Heart of the Home: An open-concept main floor features a beautiful kitchen with plenty of cabinetry, overlooking a dining and living area with a fireplace accent wall. Masterful Design: A hardwood staircase leads to a lower level featuring a primary bedroom with a double-vanity ensuite and two additional bright bedrooms. Efficiency Included: Stay comfortable year-round with a mini-split heat pump and enjoy peace of mind with an 8-year LUX warranty. (30404717)
Location Description
From Rte La Vallée, turn onto rue Centrale and then turn on Adéo-Rose.
Property Summary
Property Type
Single Family
Building Type
Row / Townhouse
Square Footage
1480 sqft
Title
Freehold
Land Size
403 m2
Built in
2026
Annual Property Taxes
$0
Time on REALTOR.ca
58 days"
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About the interview guest:
Paul Theodore Hellyer was born on August 6, 1923, in Waterford, Ontario, and was a Canadian entrepreneur, engineer, businessman, and politician. Hellyer took up his first government position in February 1956 as parliamentary assistant to the Minister of National Defense and was promoted to Associate Minister of National Defense a year later. In April 1963, he was appointed Minister of National Defense by Prime Minister Lester Pearson. In September 1967, he took over as Minister of Transport, resigning in April 1969. Hellyer was active in various political parties throughout his life. In 2003, he finally stepped down as chairman of the Canadian Action Party.
Hellyer was the author of numerous books on political topics and, beginning in 2005, spoke publicly about the existence of extraterrestrial beings, accusing governments of blocking the transfer of knowledge from extraterrestrial to terrestrial science and calling for the use of extraterrestrial technologies to stop climate change."
Usher of the Black Rod - Canada - John Gregory Peters born November 15, 1960 - a native of Souris West, Prince Edward Island
- Motto
- Pulsate Et Aperietur Vobis (Latin for 'Knock And The Door Will Be Opened For You')
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Retired Superintendant of RCMP appointed October 1, 2013; re-appointed in 2018 for a five year term.
"Peters joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1981 and trained at the RCMP Academy in Regina. Early years saw him go from municipal policing in Flin Flon, Manitoba to small town and Indigenous policing in southern Manitoba. In 1984, he was assigned to protective duties for the royal tour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to Manitoba.
In 1987, Peters was accepted to the RCMP equestrian drill team, the Musical Ride. His first tour was Europe for a period of three months in 1988, staying as a guest at Windsor Castle and stabling in the Royal Mews. This was his first personal encounter with Her Majesty The Queen and members of the Royal Family.
In 1993, Peters served with the United Nations Civilian Police contingent in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He was one of the first 25 RCMP members deployed, and served as spokesperson for the contingent. From 1997 to 1998, Peters was assigned to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centre in Glynco, Georgia, where he facilitated senior police leadership sessions for local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies throughout the United States.
In 2002, Peters led the design and development of the RCMP Musical Ride Centre at the RCMP Stables at Rockcliffe, Ottawa. He organized the official opening of the Centre by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on 14 October 2002 to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
In 2007, as the RCMP contingent commander, Peters led the ceremonial and protocol functions for the official arrival of Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Stephen Harper for the ceremony commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
As the director of strategic partnerships and heritage for the RCMP, Peters was a key player in the repatriation of the Sir Sam Steele collection from the United Kingdom to Canada in 2008. The collection, which was at risk of being broken up and auctioned off, now rests with the University of Alberta and the Glenbow Museum.
Peters led the RCMP guard of honour at the Canada Reception Centre for official visits to Canada by foreign heads of state and heads of government. He also led the ceremonial salute at the Embassy of Canada, Washington, D.C., for the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the United States in 2009 and 2013.
Peters organized the official presentation of RCMP horses to The Queen in 2009 and 2012, and played a significant role in royal tours to Canada by the Queen and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, in 2010, Charles, Prince of Wales, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, in 2009 and 2012, and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, in 2011.
Peters served as the RCMP Diamond Jubilee contingent commander at the Royal Windsor Horse Show tribute to the Queen in 2012, and the historic mounting of the Queen's Life Guard by the RCMP in London on 23 May 2012. This marked the first time that a non-British semi-military unit formed the Queen's Life Guard since the 17th century.
Peters was the only Canadian named to the Royal Victorian Order in the 2013 New Year Honours.[4][3]
Peters retired from the RCMP on September 30, 2013, at the rank of superintendent, after 32 years of service. His appointment as Usher of the Black Rod took effect on October 1, 2013."
More here: Usher of the Black Rod
The Usher of the Black Rod is a senior parliamentary officer appointed by the Governor in Council. The Black Rod, as the Usher is known to senators, is a senior protocol officer in Parliament and a floor officer of the Senate. Mr. Peters is the sixteenth Usher of the Black Rod since Confederation.
The name Usher of the Black Rod comes from the ebony cane that Black Rod carries as a symbol of authority. Under a 600-year-old parliamentary tradition, the Black Rod is the personal attendant and messenger of the Sovereign or the Sovereign’s representative when either is in Parliament.
Roles and Responsibilities
While the position of Usher of the Black Rod originated roughly 600 years ago, the Black Rod’s current responsibilities combine traditional, ceremonial and modern administrative functions.
In the Senate Chamber
The Usher of the Black Rod is responsible for the many aspects of the Senate Chamber. For example, the Usher leads the Speaker’s Parade that opens and closes every sitting of the Senate. Responsible for security within the Senate Chamber and its galleries, he is present on the Senate floor during the sitting and is charged with permitting or denying entry to the Chamber if the Senate or the Sovereign so order.
The Black Rod also coordinates the swearing-in ceremonies for newly appointed senators and makes arrangements for Senate participation at the funerals of serving or former senators. He makes all general arrangements in the Senate Chamber to help with the effective workings of the upper house (e.g. security, audio services, seating plans, etc). Assisted by the Senate pages, whom he directs, the Black Rod cares for the needs of senators in the Chamber as well as in the adjoining Reading Room and work stations.
Coordinating Ceremonies
As the senior parliamentary protocol officer, the Usher is responsible for coordinating the ceremonies that take place within the Senate chamber, which is to say most ceremonies of Parliament. These include arranging the logistical, administrative and protocol details for each.
One key ceremony is the opening of Parliament or of a new session of Parliament, in which the Speech from the Throne is read by the King or the Governor General. The Usher makes most of the logistical arrangements for this event. He is Chair of a Working Group and an Inter-departmental Committee and coordinates the work of a parallel Secretariat for the Opening of Parliament. Other ceremonies in which the Usher is involved as a key organizer are state funerals and the investiture of the Governor General.
In addition, the Black Rod carries out ceremonial duties related to Royal Assent of bills. He also coordinates other ceremonies that take place in the Chamber, such as the Memorial Ceremony for Former Parliamentarians (June), and the launch of Veteran’s Week (November).
Personal Attendant and Messenger
As personal attendant to the King and the Governor General when they are in Parliament, the Usher of the Black Rod is a member of the welcoming party for all visiting heads of state and heads of government. The Usher is also the parliamentary officer who greets the Sovereign or his representative, the Governor General, upon his arrival at the doors of Parliament.
As the King's messenger, the Black Rod carries out a unique element of the Opening of Parliament ceremony: summoning the members of the House of Commons to the Senate when their presence is required. Upon the order of the Speaker of the Senate (on behalf of His Majesty the King or Her Excellency the Governor General), the Usher proceeds to the House of Commons and knocks three times on its main doors with the base of the Black Rod. Once the Usher is ceremonially challenged by the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Commons, approval to enter is granted by the Speaker of the House. The Usher is then admitted to the House and informs the Speaker that the presence of the members of the Commons is requested in the Senate Chamber. He then leads the assembled members in procession to the Senate.
The Usher of the Black Rod plays a role in maintaining the important link between the Crown and Parliament. In 2013, the late Queen Elizabeth II bestowed upon the Usher an official Chain of Office and in 2016, the late Queen bestowed the restored Black Rod. In 2025, His Majesty King Charles III bestowed upon the Usher the King Charles III Usher of the Black Rod Sword at Buckingham Palace. These meaningful gifts from both Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III underscore the enduring ties between Canada, its Parliament, and the Sovereign.
Modern Administrative Functions
In addition to carrying out ceremonial duties, the Usher of the Black Rod is a member of the senior management team of the Senate Administration. The Black Rod also oversees the Senate Page Program, working with the Chief and Deputy Chief Pages to ensure that the pages offer appropriate service to Senators during sittings in the Chamber, in committee meetings and during other Senate events.
Educational outreach is a growing part of the Black Rod’s role. He meets with youth (at such events as the Forum for Young Canadians, Encounters with Canada and Model Parliaments), professionals (e.g. at the Canadian School of Public Service, the Many Facets of Parliament Hill Program, and with Parliamentary Tour Guides), and exchange groups (US Interns).
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