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Encyclopedia > Apohaqui, New Brunswick

Apohaqui is a small village in New Brunswick, Canada, and was the hometown of former New Brunswick premier Frank McKenna and current mayor of Saint John, Norm McFarlane.




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Frank McKenna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1324 words)
His Excellency The Honourable Francis Joseph (Frank) McKenna, PC, ONB (born January 19, 1948, in Apohaqui, New Brunswick, Canada) is a Canadian politician and diplomat, and current Canadian Ambassador to the United States.
He became famous and something of a folk hero, particularly among Acadians, as the defence solicitor in the high-profile murder case of famous New Brunswick boxing champion, Yvon Durelle, in what was a widely publicized case.
Communications New Brunswick had been responsible to the Premier's chief of staff in past governments and McKenna made it report to the head of the civil service.
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