Students for Western Civilisation on X @StuWeC - Website: swciv.com - "CBC's Hate Speech on Whites"

 

Youtube here:  StudentsForWesternCivilisation - YouTube

More here with George at SWCIV.com:

We're Charging the CBC with Hate Speech! - YouTube

and more here:

SWC Files Landmark Lawsuit Against Pattison Outdoor Advertising for Alleged Anti-White Discrimination — Students For Western Civilisation

Also, an article from the late Rex Murphy on CBC:

The CBC is boring and preachy and that is why there is 'CBC bashing' | National Post

Come September there will be a renewed campaign of peaceful postering in town and on campus.  The "racist" labelling of those people who are peacefully advocating for their own cultural preservation and better education will no longer be tolerated... govern yourselves accordingly in 2026.

More here:

THE Indie Media Eastcoast: Michael Bueckert and Students for Western Civilisation - SWCIV.com Postering Concerns

More here:  THE Indie Media Eastcoast: Episode 1 - Multiculturalism, Decolonization, and Ethnocide

Postering is a tool that is deployed by campus groups... one group should not be villified for their efforts in a society that upholds free speech rights.

We refuse to engage in a "race war" as this old tactic of divide and conquer is no longer acceptable to an educated society of people.  More here:

How to Become the Pope and Own the World - Joseph Gregory Hallett King John III Book 13 - 2023

NowMedia Group: Kevin Klein, CBC, Media Bias, Canadian Political Culture

 At this link:  Kevin Klein: CBC, media bias and Canadian political culture

Travis Dhanraj former CBC journalist speaks to MPs about CBC bullying culture

 At this link:

Former CBC host says he was silenced, bullied and intimidated by senior leadership

More here:  WATCH: Former CBC host Travis Dhanraj testifies that CBC has a culture of bias and bullying.

Keeping up with CBC's Erica Butler - Local Journalist formerly with Halifax Examiner and CHMA FM Mount Allison University

Journalist Erica Butler at X:

Erica Butler (@HabitatRadio) / X

and at Bluesky Social:

@ericabutler.bsky.social — Bluesky

 At this CBC News link:

Municipal officials ‘shocked’ to learn they’ve been breaking N.B. law requiring open meetings | CBC News

"The commission’s advisory says that municipal councils have been treating elected mayors and councillors as employees, and applying confidentiality rules related to “labour and employment matters.” 

But mayors and councillors are by definition not employees, says the advisory, and so complaints against them are not protected and should be discussed in open meetings.

There are a few exceptions, says the advisory, related to other confidentiality rules, such as legal advice or protected personal information. "

In Beausejour last year we had a pre-election forum including candidates for the Libertarian Party of New Brunswick, Liberal Party of Canada, the Peoples Party of Canada, and the NDP Party of New Brunswick that was very well attended.. with thanks to Carole Cooke for organizing the event.

Photography by THE Indie Media Eastcoast.

Foreign policy approach to India, China 'pragmatic' and 'intentional': Anita Anand - "All-Round Fixer" [ CBC News Power & Politics]

Oct 20, 2025

Punishing tariffs from Canada's closest ally are driving the federal government to seek to strengthen ties with former adversaries such as China and India. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand tells Power & Politics that these conversations are not coming at the expense of protecting Canada's sovereignty and public safety.

They call "Academic" Anita "The All-Round Fixer" ..

read more here:

How Anita Anand became the Trudeau government’s all-round fixer - Macleans.ca

here's another article on Anita Anand's impeccable work history and academic appointments here:

Anita Anand | The Canadian Encyclopedia

the article states in part:

"Academic Career

Anita Anand began her academic career in 1997. She served for two years as an adjunct assistant professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Western Ontario. She then moved to the Faculty of Law at Queen's University as an assistant professor. Anand earned international recognition in 2005–06, when she was a Canada-U.S. Fulbright Scholar and Visiting Olin Scholar in Law and Economics at Yale Law School. She was also a visiting scholar at the Bank of Canada and the University of Cambridge.

In 2006, Anand became a full professor at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law. She was the faculty’s associate dean from 2007 to 2009. She was also the university’s academic director of the Centre for the Legal Profession; the J.R. Kimber Chair in Investor Protection and Corporate Governance; a senior fellow and member of the governing board at Massey College; and the director of policy and research at the Capital Markets Institute at the Rotman School of Management. 

In 2015, the Ontario government appointed Anand to its Expert Committee to Consider Financial Advisory and Financial Planning Policy Alternatives. She led research projects for Ontario's Five Year Review Committee. She also served on the federal government’s Task Force to Modernize Securities Legislation in Canada and its Wise Person's Committee."

...

"In the early 1960s, Anand’s mother and father, Saroj Daulat Ram and Sundaram Vivek Anand—an anaesthetist and general surgeon—were living in Nigeria with their preschool-aged daughter, Gita, when Sundaram travelled to investigate the possibility of immigrating to Canada or the United States. The first place he landed was Halifax. He rented a car, drove to Nova Scotia’s bucolic Annapolis Valley and discovered the right place for his family. They settled in Kentville, a picturesque town of 6,000, where Anita was born in 1967 and her sister Sonia in 1968. They were one of the few South Asian families around at the time, and with no relatives in Canada, they grew up knit tightly to each other and their hometown. “We were definitely distinct,” Anand says. “But by the same token, we were one of the community.”"

Of note, Anita Anand's older sister is Gita Anand a Mount Allisonian [ Class of 1982 ] .. the sisters come from an immigrant Hindu family that settled in Kentville, Nova Scotia in the 1960s. Gita Anand was back here visiting town in May 2025 for a Grace Annie Lockhart celebratory event..

GAL 150: 150 years in the making | Mount Allison

Grace was the first woman to graduate in a Commonwealth nation here in 1875.. of note Grace was not allowed to wear the 'robes' of a graduate.

"Anand was elected as the MP for Oakville in the October 2019 election and was appointed to the Cabinet in November. In the 29th Canadian Ministry, chaired by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Anand was first the minister of public services and procurement, where she was responsible for the federal government's procurement of vaccines and personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021, she became the minister of national defence and played a key role in Canadian efforts to provide military aid to Ukraine during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Anand was the president of the Treasury Board from 2023 to 2024 and the minister of transport and internal trade from 2024 to 2025. In 2021, Anand was named Canada's "most valuable politician" by The Hill Times,^[4] and in 2022, Maclean's described her as the Trudeau government's "all-round fixer".^[3]

source: Anita Anand - Wikipedia

Macleans writes on Anita Anand... here:

How Anita Anand became the Trudeau government’s all-round fixer - Macleans.ca

Paul Derry Featured at CBC News - RCMP Whistleblower on Twitter

 

At this link from CBC:

Former undercover informant sues RCMP, federal government | CBC News

More at this link:

Paul Derry on X: "Thank you, @CBCBlairRhodes , for covering my story this morning! Also, thank you for all the words of encouragement from RCMP members, and especially those who have a first-hand look at those on the executive board at headquarters almost every day - your words mean more than you https://t.co/ZRgZ9yQgqr" / X

Ezra Levant with Rebel News: Frances Widdowson DESTROYS the CBC in scathing interview

Gleeful grifter Levant.. doing what he does best.

Spotlight on Struts Gallery Artist in Residence - Charlie Star

 

"This project asks members of the Black community to share their lived sonic experience. Together, we will ask..."

"While participating in the Open Studios artist residency at Struts Gallery in Sackville, New Brunswick, I am looking to connect with Black community members from a range of backgrounds and lived experiences in the region. I will ask to record the audio of our conversation to create samples to add to a mixed audio collage that pieces together field recordings, experimental sounds and music. The work will be presented to the public at the end of August.​"

source:  Home - Margins In Resonance

more here with Clinton Davis of CHMA FM Mount Allison University [a black activist in town]:

Exploring identity through sound: Inside Charlie Star’s residency at Struts Art Gallery » CHMA

and here:  HOME | Struts Gallery | Sackville NB

With discussions around culture, identity, race, and inclusion the history of Canada that is complex and evolving.. artist brings people together for deeper discussions.. and I like that.. its productive and helpful... who else knew that just for discussing the book shown below in a meeting, not on the air, Wendy Mesley was "let go" from the CBC after many years of reporting?  So.. I support the Struts Gallery by cash donations.. its something I think is valuable here.. I think more discussions on race and identity help us all to get along and be wise and informed.. shutting people up for their opinions and their lived experiences serves no one.. it is backwards and destructive.. Canada is a country of many many races and religions in 2025.. we have to figure out how to get along and respect differences.

More here:  Wendy Mesley to retire from CBC | CBC News

Would the above 1971 book be available at the university's campus library in 2025? You tell me. Read here:

White niggers of America; the precocious autobiography of a Quebec "terrorist" : Vallières, Pierre. cn : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Newfoundland: St. John's is getting a new mosque inside a former Catholic Church - CBC News Report

CBC report here on Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church of St. John's:

 St. John’s is getting a new mosque inside a former Catholic church | Watch

The Muslim Association of Newfoundland and Labrador has a new spiritual home in the old Mary Queen of Peace Catholic church. President Haseen Khan says the organization has been searching for 15 years, and the demand is there. The CBC’s Abby Cole reports.

More here:  Parish Directory | Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. John's

More here:  Mary Queen of Peace Parish (St. John's, N.L. : Catholic) - ANLA - Archival Resource Catalogue

Church site here: Mary Queen of Peace Parish - St. John's, NL - Catholic church near me

February 17, 2025 - Shaun Majumder has relocated from Los Angeles Back to Life in Halifax Nova Scotia

Feb 17, 2025 LOS ANGELES

95 views • Feb 17, 2025 • LOS ANGELES

Prelude to a road trip…IMDB.. Shaun Majumder - IMDbInstagram updates here: Shaun Majumder (@shaunmajumder) • Instagram photos and videosMore here: Q&A: Shaun Majumder left the bright lights of L.A. for Atlantic Canada, and says he couldn't be happier | CBC NewsWiki:  Shaun Majumder - WikipediaShaun's got a lovely place back in Burlington Ontario that you can rent for vacations:'Ome Pod - Cabins for Rent in Burlington, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada - Airbnb
Shaun, Welcome back to Canada with your family !Love,the family of Maritimers xo

The irony of being an editorial cartoonist in a digital age - Ian Hanomansing & Michael De Adder [Mount Allison University alumni]

November 3, 2024...

Editorial cartoons are being seen by more people than ever, but the income that supports them is drying up. Fresh after being let go from his 30-year newspaper job, renowned editorial cartoonist Michael de Adder talks to The National’s Ian Hanomansing about the perils of his profession in the age of social media.

Marine Le Pen of France Visited with Quebecers and Spoke with CBC

 

Marine Le Pen's prosecution by CBC.. tough to find the translated version of this video...

Entrevue avec Marine Le Pen (youtube.com)

... a good discussion of interest still today. Read

more here:

France's National Front leader calls Canada's refugee plan 'madness' | CBC News

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right Front National, visits Quebec | CBC News

Quebec politicians slam Marine Le Pen's visit | CBC News

#91 - Cathy Jones and the End of Democracy | The Ben Bankas Podcast *SATIRE - ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES"

Cathy Jones on Twitter https://twitter.com/cathyjonesreal

Reposting from 7/30/2021... looks like Youtube had removed the account.. eh?

Ben Bankas on Twitter: Ben Bankas (@BenBankas) / Twitter

Ben Bankas speaks with Cathy Jones, a solid gold episode... podcast #91...

#91 - Cathy Jones and the End of Democracy | The Ben Bankas Podcast | Listen via Hubhopper