What I Learned From My Divorce With Mikaila Peterson - Andrey Korikov

"Social Enterprise" with Heather and Kelli - SECOND CHANCES THRIFT STORE

Santa Claus in the window of the Salvation Army shop on Bridge Street photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast
 

Furniture and household items wanted for donations in local fundraising efforts.. more here:

Sackville Food Bank starts new thrift store in downtown Sackville, seeks donations of furniture and household items » CHMA

Location:  Old Kookie Kutter location on Lorne Street [owned by John Lafford] is being re-purposed into a store to shop at for used household goods and used furniture with the ladies from the Sackville Food Bank which is to be run by volunteers -- they will be applying for "grant money" to pay for a manager of the operation.  Planned opening date is August 1st, 2025 with social media presence on Facebook and Instagram.  Donations are welcome!  

Hours are to be:  10am - 3pm Wednesdays through Saturdays

[ Mondays are for receiving donations day ] 

The busy Sackville Food Bank helps over 450 families in the area.

The Most Important Policy for Canada with Greg Wycliffe [ REMIGRATION policy ]

European protestors with banner for REMIGRATION 

I took a road trip with a Cancelled School Teacher - Jim McMurtry with Greg Wycliffe

Geoship | The Future of Housing is Regenerative: Invest in Bioceramic Domes

May 23, 2025

Geoship is building the evolution of housing — climate-resilient bioceramic dome homes that are affordable, non-toxic, and designed to last centuries. Our mission is simple: lower the cost of living and reconnect people with nature through regenerative communities. With $300 million in pre-orders, our first fabrication facility in operation, and over 100 countries showing demand, we’re scaling fast — and inviting you to own a piece of the future. 🔸 Co-own your home, the company, and the movement 🔸 Build regenerative communities with all the critical life support systems 🔸 Join thousands of customers, investors and ambassadors shaping the new world 💡 This is your chance to invest in a new kind of housing company — one that puts people and planet first. 👉 Invest on Wefunder: https://wefunder.com/geoship 🌐 Learn more at https://www.geoship.is

Low Cost Natural Earth Cob Builds

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The Nine Noble Virtues

 

DR. JORDAN PETERSON EXPLAINS: Canada is a sinking ship

Jordan Peterson lists Toronto home for $2.2 million as he heads to the U.S.

For sale: 68 OLIVE AVENUE, Toronto (Annex), Ontario M6G1V1 - C12280154 | REALTOR.ca

Land acknowledgements now MANDATORY?!? Bruce Pardy, Queen's University, Professor of Law

Video at this link:  Land acknowledgements now MANDATORY?

Liberty Freedom Consortium : Robin Lee Graham - The Boy Who Sailed Around the W...

Liberty Freedom Consortium : Robin Lee Graham - The Boy Who Sailed Around the W...:  At this link:   The boy who sailed around the world alone : Graham, Robin Lee : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Canada needs to ‘close the First Nations infrastructure gap’: AFN chief

Jul 17, 2025

Prime Minister Mark Carney promised First Nations rights-holders wealth and prosperity for "generations to come" at a summit Thursday. The summit was designed to allay leaders' concerns about the government's major projects law, which has ignited criticism because it allows for fast-tracked approvals. Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak said there are “so many years of neglect” in infrastructure for First Nations that the government needs to address. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.7586492

New, state-of-the-art RCMP Operational Communications Centre set to open [ 2021 ]

Feb 19, 2021

(Music playing.) (Door shown with Operational Communications Centre [OCC] logo.) (Camera pans around the OCC.) (Insp. Rodier appears on screen.) My name is Insp. Dustine Rodier and I am the Officer in Charge of the Nova Scotia RCMP Operational Communications Centre, also known as the “H” Division OCC. (Footage of a sign within the OCC) (Footage of a lettering on wall within the OCC: “We are the vital link to public and police safety”) This is where our highly trained and dedicated 911 Police Dispatchers will soon be answering calls for service from across the province and making quick, high-risk decisions to protect the public and our first responders. (Camera pans around the OCC.) Since early 2018, we have been planning our move to this modern space and our OCC is now among the most advanced communications centres in Canada. We wanted our employees to work and take pride in a modernized, state-of-the-art communications centre. We asked what they wanted to see in the new OCC and they gave us lots of great suggestions. (Footage of a 911 Police Dispatcher changing the height of their desk.) The built-in features at the workspaces, the lighting, the décor and multiple areas for them to relax and decompress after challenging calls all reflect the feedback we received from our employees. (Camera pans around the OCC.) (Footage of three 911 Police Dispatchers socializing in a kitchen.) (Tonya Carroll appears on screen.) My name is Tonya Carroll. I’ve been with the RCMP for 15 years and just transferred into Nova Scotia “H” Division OCC in October 2019. (footage of a lettering on wall within the OCC: “Value to Profession”.) (Footage of Tonya Carroll walking to a workstation in the OCC.) (Footage of three 911 Police Dispatchers socializing in a kitchen.) I’m really looking forward to everyone enjoying the new space. It’s clean, it’s new, it’s technologically savvy. This is new. This is bright. We have outdoor windows. We can see sunshine. We’re at headquarters. We get to be with the rest of our people. We’re at the hub. It’ll be good. (Derek Wood appears on screen.) My name is Derek Wood. I am a 911 Police Dispatcher with the RCMP in Nova Scotia and have been for 18 years. (Footage of Derek Wood working at a workstation.) What I’m looking forward to most about working in the OCC is the obvious open concept and being able to hear everything that’s going on for situational awareness, as well as the cool new lights that we have that can alert somebody so that we can get to them and help them a little bit quicker. (Footage of situational awareness boards in the OCC.) Being in the new OCC to me will mean many years of continued service to our frontline members on the road, the public and to our partner agencies. (EJ Kwon appears on screen.) My name is EJ Kwon. I have been with “H” Division OCC for the past five and a half years. (Footage of EJ Kwon working at a workstation.) In a few years, we will be transitioning to the new Next Generation 911 system. Nova Scotians have needs to communicate with us in many different ways and we will be able to accommodate that. (Glen Byrne appears on screen.) My name is Glen Byrne. I'm the Commander of the Operational Communication Centre for the RCMP in Nova Scotia. When we began this project, we travelled across the country, visiting many emergency dispatch centres. We did this to look at best practices to ensure we had new technologies that we can incorporate into our own centre. (Footage of Glen working at a workstation.) So, we also work with our external partners, such as EMO Nova Scotia, to ensure that the systems we put in place were all next Gen 911 compatible. (Assistant Commissioner Lee Bergerman appears on screen.) I’m Assistant Commissioner Lee Bergerman. I’m the Commanding Officer of “H” Division, which is Nova Scotia. (Footage of 911 Police Dispatchers working) Police dispatchers are the first point of contact for people in an emergency situation. They are also the critical link to our officers in the field. (Footage of 911 Police Dispatchers working) Dispatchers are essential to public safety and our new OCC will support them in the exceptional work that they do long into the future. (Commissioner Lucki appears on screen) RCMP 911 Police Dispatchers help people every minute of every hour of every day through the challenging and exceptional work they do. I am so proud to have these compassionate, hard-working professionals as part of our RCMP, and I wish them even more success in their brand new, state-of-the-art facility. (Insp. Rodier appears on screen.) When Nova Scotians call for help, our 911 police dispatchers will be there, operating out of our new modern OCC and using the most up-to-date technology. On behalf of all of the employees at the “H” Division OCC, we would like to thank you for your support and we look forward to serving Nova Scotians many years into the future. (Screen fades to black.) (RCMP signature) (RCMP copyright) (Canada wordmark)

more here: Nova Scotia opens state-of-the-art 911-dispatch centre | Royal Canadian Mounted Police

read more here: RCMP's new 911 communications centre launches next week

Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia - Small Town Canada Youtube

Mar 28, 2025 ANNAPOLIS ROYAL

Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, is a picturesque village with a rich and extensive wartime history. Read the full article: www.smalltowncanada.ca/annapolis-royal-nova-scotia/ Donate: https://ko-fi.com/smalltowncanada Facebook:   / smalltowncanada   Instagram:   / smalltown.canada   Patreon:   / smalltowncanada   TikTok:   / smalltown.canada   Twitter:   / smalltowncad  

Mount Allison University's Famous Alumni Michael De Adder in Elisi-Con August 23, 2025

 

ST ANDREWS, NEW BRUNSWICK - ULTIMATE VISITORS GUIDE

Sep 15, 2021 ST. ANDREWS

Your ultimate guide to St Andrews, New Brunswick. Located in the southwestern corner of New Brunswick, St. Andrews is one of the province’s premier seaside destinations. It was established by the United Empire Loyalists in 1783, and by the 1800s it was one of the region’s largest seaports. The early 1900s saw a shift towards tourism, drawing summer vacationers from Montreal and Boston and today St. Andrews has solidified itself as one of the best seaside destinations in Canada. Often referred to as St Andrews By-the-Sea, the town was designated a National Historic District in 1998. It’s a wonderful blend of old and new. Its history is proudly on display and you’ll find all the amenities summer vacationers look for in a destination. In partnership with Destination New Brunswick: https://tourismnewbrunswick.ca/

Radical Change to the Financial System Is Maybe Coming Sooner Than We Thought - Catherine Austin Fitts - The Solari Report

The state of affairs in Canadia in 2025

 

This week in Tantramar.... while promoting summer programmes the CHMA "reporter" Clinton Davis features a photo of an "Elbows Up" tshirt wearing woman.. here:

Tantramar brings Summer programming to both Sackville and Dorchester » CHMA

is "Elbows Up" even still a thing in July 2025? Where is the nation headed under Mark Carney's "leadership"? Do you feel the local news reporters are honest and ethical?

Have you read Mark Carney's book "Value[s]"?  Do you like to be told by politicians what to think?

Why?

Can Alberta Save Western Civilization? | Bruce Pardy | 063

Premiered 9 hours ago CALGARY

In this follow-up episode, Professor Bruce Pardy returns to continue the conversation on Alberta's potential separation from Canada. Together we take a deeper look at the legal, political, and cultural questions surrounding independence. What's changed since our last discussion? Why does Alberta's vision for freedom matter? And could Alberta lead a broader transformation in Canada? We're challenging assumptions and exploring whether Alberta could chart a new path—not just for itself, but for the entire country. #Alberta #Canada #Sovereignty #BrucePardy #AlbertaIndependence #Freedom #Constitution #Liberty #GriftNation

Gen X

 

BREAKING: Trump DOJ fires Epstein prosecutor Maurene Comey

Jul 16, 2025 #DOJ #MaureneComey #JeffreyEpstein

Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, was abruptly fired by Trump’s DOJ from her role as a federal prosecutor in Manhattan. She is best known for prosecuting both Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Nova Scotia missing kids: RCMP continue 'intensive' search despite criticism

Lauren Southern: The Internet Breeds Dangerous Ideologies [ 2024 ]

In 2025 Lauren Southern has released a book.

Substack here:  Long Overdue. - Lauren Southern

J.F. Gariepy's stream on Rumble here:

Dark Fate: Raped By Tate | JFGT #1322

Greg Hallett: The Hidden King of England; Finding Jesus’ Graves … challenges the flat lie royals

Note:  There was a death hoax in 2014 of Greg Hallett [June 14th--which is Donald Trump's birthday] referred in the discussion with Greg Hallett and Jim Fetzer in 2015.

THE Indie Media Eastcoast: Diane Francis, "Merger of the Century: Why Canada ...

THE Indie Media Eastcoast: Diane Francis, "Merger of the Century: Why Canada ...: At this link:   Merger Of The Century by Diane Francis | Goodreads I've ordered Diane Francis' 2013 book from the indie booksellers ...

Ann Bastarache for Beausejour 2015

Jul 16, 2025

Indie Media Eastcoast Youtube deleted channel/video - Facebook was removed .. lots of censorship of me online.. met up with Ann and Joel McIntosh for their Conservative campaign and attended first Pride event on campus and in town pre-election Mount Allison University. Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast.

Mount Allison University campus gathering October 2015 [first Pride event held in Sackville New Brunswick] photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast

Interview W/ Michael Harris Libertarian MP Candidate #government #politics #canada #election

Jul 12, 2025

In this interview, we sit down with Michael Harris, Libertarian candidate for Member of Parliament in the Battle River–Crowfoot by-election. Harris shares his views on government overreach, economic freedom, individual rights, and what it means to bring a fresh, liberty-first voice to Canadian politics. We discuss the challenges of running outside the major parties, the importance of decentralized governance, and why more Canadians are turning to libertarian ideas for solutions. 🔗 Learn more or support his campaign at: www.michaelharrisformp.ca Disclaimer: Due to an audio issue that could not be resolved, the interview was re-recorded using the original transcript for clarity and accessibility. 📍 Recorded during the 2025 by-election season 📲 Subscribe for more interviews, debates, and liberty-first political content #Government #Politics #Canada #Election #Libertarian #MichaelHarris #BattleRiverCrowfoot

Paul Palango Hints at Indie Media in New Brunswick on Nighttime Podcast

 At this video link:  Paul Palango Hints @Reporting of Indie Media Eastcoast on Nighttime Podcast July 18, 2021

"New Brunswick is like an authoritarian state".-- Paul Palango Nova Scotia Canada, not-really-retired journalist Presscore.ca Paul Kincaid is in New Brunswick and removed from Twitter last year.. he did cover the Wortman story. http://presscore.ca/backup-of-presscoreca-tweets/ Lee Bergerman's Departure from RCMP Halifax Nova Scotia, New Brunswick connection and a lack of reporting in N.B.... Journalist Paul Palango is writing a book and covering the story of the Gabriel Wortman April 18-19, 2020 shooting event... https://indiemediaeastcoastcanada.blogspot.com/2021/07/dustine-rodier-rcmp-person-of-interest.html https://www.facebook.com/Nighttimepod/ ... https://www.nighttimepodcast.com/ ... thumbnail: fountain pond at Mount Allison University

Absolutely atrocious at returning my phone calls the old hapless "investigative" award-winning journalist boomer Paul Palango is putting out yet another book on the "Wortman Shootings" in Nova Scotia in 2020... read about it at this link:

Anatomy of a Cover-Up: The Truth about the RCMP and the Nova Scotia Massacres eBook : Palango, Paul: Amazon.ca: Kindle Store

VIA RAIL NEWS UPDATES

 

"The CEO of Via Rail says the Crown corporation wants to use refurbished rail cars to improve service between Halifax and Montreal.

Mario Péloquin made the comments after a ceremony marking the completion of renovations to Via's Halifax station.

Péloquin also noted that last year was the 120th anniversary of The Ocean — the train from Montreal to Halifax inaugurated in July 1904.

The CEO says the federal government has committed to renewing the corporation's entire Canadian fleet within ten years.

And in the interim, Péloquin says there are plans to refurbish stainless steel cars that are being retired in Central Canada for use in the Atlantic region.

But Péloquin says he doesn't know yet whether the refurbished cars will be enough to restore daily service to the Halifax-Montreal line, which currently runs three times a week."

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Source article found here:  VIA Rail plans to use refurbished cars to improve service between Halifax-Montreal - Castanet.net

Corporate info here:  Corporate Information | VIA Rail

Corporate Information

VIA Rail is moving forward. As a reminder of our journey and the progress we have made as an organization, we provide Annual and Quarterly reportsThis link opens in a new tab as well as various publications that reflect the initiatives we have undertaken over the years.

Annual public meeting

At VIA Rail, we engage with the public through annual public meetings during which our leadership presents our annual performance, financial results, and plans for the future.

VIA Rail's 2025 Annual Public Meeting

Listen to our 2025 Annual Public Meeting, which will be aired on August 21, 2025, at 4 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) on our YouTube channel and Facebook page.

As part of the pre-recorded session, VIA Rail will report to Canadians on its performance, financial results, and projects for 2024, a transformative year marked by significant milestones in its major modernization projects, including the announced funding for the replacement of the Corporation’s pan-Canadian fleet in the federal budget.

It will also be an opportunity to look ahead to VIA Rail's future, including a discussion of the next steps in the Strategic Plan VIAction 2030, which was unveiled earlier in 2024.

The question submission period is now over.

We received your questions, and answers to the most frequent ones will be published on this page on August 21, 2025.

More info here:

Corporate Information | VIA Rail