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History was made today in Sussex with a visit by Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, colonel-in-chief of the 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise’s). I was approached nearly two years ago by the regiment with a dream of having the princess here for the Hussars’ 175th anniversary. I was so happy the province could deliver on financial support for the celebration. I applaud the many people who made this special event happen, with specific

congratulations to Sussex Mayor Marc Thorne for playing host to a beautiful ceremony today, volunteers and summer staff of the 8th Hussars Museum, and the clergy, congregation and choir of Trinity Anglican Church for the wonderful service this morning. Happy anniversary 8th Canadian Hussars, and thank you to the men and women of the regiment for your service.











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I'm wishing a very happy 85th birthday to Douglas Cosman.


Doug has worn many hats over the years, including serving in the Royal Canadian Air Force as a chaplain, operating a local business, and as a predecessor of mine as MLA when the riding was called Kings East.


Happy birthday, Doug. Thank you for all of the many ways you have served our community over the years. I hope you enjoy your special day.


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The 175th anniversary of the 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise’s) regiment is special on its own, but tonight’s commemorative concert with the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra in Moncton was pure magic. Having Princess Anne, colonel-in-chief of the regiment for 50 years, address the young performers and the crowd was the most incredible touch. I am looking forward to seeing Her Royal Highness in Sussex on Sunday where the 8th Hussars roots are so deeply planted. Broad Street and the train station area of town, which is of course the home of the 8th Hussars Museum, will be a good place if you’re hoping to see her.




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